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It's not obvious to me what's going on in #3 but it's probably not the number of stations or whether or not all logos/thumbs are present given that the entire default radio station collection of ~200 stations can be exported and then re-imported without any issues.
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As for points #1 and #2, moOde is built on Linux. It's unreasonable to expect the input routines in every Linux app to always be protected against foreign OS's end-of-line conventions.

There is a Linux utility named "dos2unix" which will convert text files between so-called CRLF and LF line endings. It can be installed from the command line in Raspberry Pi OS with "sudo apt-get install dos2unix".

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Kent
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@fdealexa

As for #3, I have now read your post several times and still don't think I understand what the issue is. 

If you could upload to a file-sharing site (DropBox, GoogleDrive, etc) one of your zip files known to hang on import and send me a link via this forum's private message (PM) function, I'll be happy to download it and have a look. 

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Maybe we should sanitize the files as part if the import routine ??

1. Convert pls and csv files to Unix/Mac line endings (LF)
2. Delete any annoying Mac OS X dot files or dot dirs
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(08-20-2020, 08:04 PM)Tim Curtis Wrote: It's not obvious to me what's going on in #3 but it's probably not the number of stations or whether or not all logos/thumbs are present given that the entire default radio station collection of ~200 stations can be exported and then re-imported without any issues.

Infact... the problem appears addinng 40/45 stations to the original 180!!!
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(08-20-2020, 08:23 PM)TheOldPresbyope Wrote: As for points #1 and #2, moOde is built on Linux. It's unreasonable to expect the input routines in every Linux app to always be protected against foreign OS's end-of-line conventions.

There is a Linux utility named "dos2unix" which will convert text files between so-called CRLF and LF line endings. It can be installed from the command line in Raspberry Pi OS with "sudo apt-get install dos2unix".

Regards,
Kent

I already sanitized (using notepad++) and, infact, the input runs until...a number that changes with the stations (as already I sayd 40/45).
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Prolly best to make your import zip available as a download link so it can be analyzed.
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(08-20-2020, 08:36 PM)TheOldPresbyope Wrote: @fdealexa

As for #3, I have now read your post several times and still don't think I understand what the issue is. 

If you could upload to a file-sharing site (DropBox, GoogleDrive, etc) one of your zip files known to hang on import and send me a link via this forum's private message (PM) function, I'll be happy to download it and have a look. 

Regards,
Kent

I'll do that very happy...
THANKS A LOT to both of you,
Francesco
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@TheOldPresbyope ,

IIRC the import could fail if the zip file is > 30MB. It's a param in php.ini but I'm heading out the door so won't be able to look at it till later.
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I have just sent a PM to you. would you please confirm?
Thanks again
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