epg import problem

possibly yes...,
or possibly only if there is epgimport update (after updates,check if there came the "xmltvconverter.py" . if yes,you need to delete it and replace again the .pyo ...)
there isn't the .py file in the pure2, in other way,we could see the content, and maybe adapt ours...

Hi, I was looking for the epg import repo that pure2 is using but I can't seem to find it in the github. Does anyone know where is it? Or at least, can you send me the original files from the epg import plugin that is shipped with pur2? Maybe I can check what is different against ours.

as i can see in the photo below, only the .pyo files are inside the pure2 image...

Yes, you're right, unfortunately. The photo is too small and I didn't notice in the first place.

https://i.ibb.co/pL3yp3g/Screenshot-...0-13-15-55.png
here pur2e epgimport original &decompiled files https://www.dropbox.com/s/vdy80qx40c...mport.zip?dl=1

Code:

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Package: enigma2-plugin-extensions-epgimport
Version: 1.0+git212+c8f80e2-r0
Description: Imports xmltv files into the EPG cache of enigma2
 Imports xmltv files into the EPG cache of enigma2.
Section: base
Priority: optional
Maintainer: oe-alliance
License: GPLv2
Architecture: aarch64
OE: enigma2-plugin-extensions-epgimport
Depends: libc6 (>= 2.28), python-compression, python-lzma, python-pkgutil, python-shell
Recommends: epgimport-rytec
Source: enigma2-plugin-extensions-epgimport.bb

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I was able to find their repo: https://github.com/oe-alliance/XMLTV...commits/master

I compared to the repo used in satdreamgr and openpli: https://github.com/OpenPLi/enigma2-p...commits/master

Unfortunately, I can't find any commit that looks suspicious.
I am not familiar with the epg import code, though.

i think that files in epg import from pure2 are not the same as in satdreamgr

here's files from pure2

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ye...z2qW0Sik2LOqUY

those files,are already converted to python ( .pyo) , and you can't read them.
if you will check in sdg, there are also the .py files, which you can read or edit them...

Well, technically, one could use uncompyle2 (linux) or some similar python decompiler. There are some for Win as well.