These lines for epgimport in settings are normal.
I have these:
config.plugins.epgimport.clear_oldepg=true
config.plugins.epgimport.import_onlybouquet=true
config.plugins.epgimport.longDescDays=7
config.plugins.epgimport.wakeup=9:10
config.plugins.extra_epgimport.last_import=Sun Dec 26 09:15:53 2021, 167379
But remember you can only edit the settings file with enigma2 stopped. Changes you make here with enigma2 running, will be overwritten by what enigma2 has in memory.
So this is not the recommended method.
You better change the settings in the epgimport plug-in itself.
Why is it not importing automatically?
It has been a long time since I heard this happening. The reason was that time that the internal clock was not set properly when the EPGimport plug-in first started up.
Our enigma receivers do not have an RTC clock. The correct time has to come from the transponder the receiver was tuned to when starting up.
Now if you start receiver on an IP source as channel, the clock is never set properly, as no timing signal is present.
Also the time from the transponder could take some time to load in your receiver. (5-10 seconds) and after EPGimport has already started.
This can cause EPGimport never to be activated, because the new start time is being calculated from 1 jan 1970 00:00 onwards.
The solution in that time was to use the plug-in system-time and sync your receiver from the internet with an NTP server.
Now this functionality is build into OpenPLi. It is located on the menu under setting, System, Divers settings. (see screen shot)
The standard values should work. However I have a receiver where these do not work properly (on my other receiver they work just right).
So I changed the location of the NTP server to my router. Most routers can act as NTP server. Just try it.
You can test this in EPGimport.
Open EPGimport plug-in. Go to log (Press menu on the RC)
The first line should read this:
[EPGImport] WakeUpTime now set to 1640673797 (now=1640592039)
The number are in Epoch time. which can be converted to human readable time with
https://www.epochconverter.com/
You see the time when it is set (now) and the time of the next import.
Edited by doglover, 27 December 2021 - 09:06.