White background behind movie description

[friendzi]

I installed oversight and im currently getting just a white background behind the movie description, have tried a number of installs even wiped my hard drive totally, i think it could posibly be the fact that when i use the site checker i only have tvrage with the green tick next to it, ive tried clearing the cache etc... but still these two issue exist, anybody else had this problem,

thanks

[edlopyramid]

In the scraping section, I have:

THETVDB,TVRAGE in tv_plugins
if_title_changed in get_local_posters

Check under rescan/image defaults you have set it to get fanart (and posters / portraits)
Check under appearance / tv and movie details set to display fanart

[friendzi]

ok ive realised i can get poster/backgrounds on tv series just not on movies, anny ideas anyone. thanks

[darucla]

What version are you using?

[friendzi]

2.0testing-r2006

[darucla]

When you check the settings-rescan-site checker do you get all of the scraping sites and search engines showing green with ticks? If not, you may have a network problem, possibly with the firewall.

[friendzi]

well no they all have the red x next to them, bar tvrage which is intermittent, but if that was the case i would get nothing? correct? what settings can i change to correct this?

Thanks

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i dont know if these mean anything

Web Database Status
?1.7) Gecko/20040613 Firefox/0.8.0+" -q -t 1 --dns-timeout 2 --connect-timeout 5 --read-timeout 10 --ignore-length "http?? ?1.7) Gecko/20040613 Firefox/0.8.0+" -q -t 1 --dns-timeout 2 --connect-timeout 5 --read-timeout 10 --ignore-length "http?? ?1.7) Gecko/20040613 Firefox/0.8.0+" -q -t 1 --dns-timeout 2 --connect-timeout 5 --read-timeout 10 --ignore-length "http?? ?1.7) Gecko/20040613 Firefox/0.8.0+" -q -t 1 --dns-timeout 2 --connect-timeout 5 --read-timeout 10 --ignore-length "http??

Search Engine Status
?1.7) Gecko/20040613 Firefox/0.8.0+" -q -t 1 --dns-timeout 2 --connect-timeout 5 --read-timeout 10 --ignore-length "http?? ?1.7) Gecko/20040613 Firefox/0.8.0+" -q -t 1 --dns-timeout 2 --connect-timeout 5 --read-timeout 10 --ignore-length "http?? ?1.7) Gecko/20040613 Firefox/0.8.0+" -q -t 1 --dns-timeout 2 --connect-timeout 5 --read-timeout 10 --ignore-length "http??

Ive tried clearing dns cache and even put my pch on the dlink DMZ zone and still wont reach the sites

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ok ive sorted this, i wasnt getting a DNS entry from virgin or my router was refusing to pick it up, using opendns now and its working a treat

[darucla]

Cool. Knew it had to be something like that.