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You may as well delete those files. /mod/boot/irmode should just have the digit (1-6) specifying the IR command set. The other one looks like nonsense, maybe the result of an earlier faulty version. The command to create a valid /mod/boot/irmode in case you don't want the default was shown...

Indeed that, and definitely not fading eyesight (!), might explain why soldering appears to be so much harder now. Where might one find proper non-RoHS solder?

Can you show the content of /mod/boot/irmode? Say, ls -l it, then cat it if the size is not 0 (or, unlikely, very large), or hexdump -C it if the cat output is meaningless.

I was thinking of that as collateral damage, but there could be an additional utility, or maybe an --unprotect-recycle-bin option to trm, that would allow deleting from the bin and could be called from Webif to delete binned files when the displayed directory is the bin or one of its...

Ah, because there's no state we don't know whether we're in a single delete or a recursive sequence or whatever, and we can't ban bin entries or they'd never get deleted? Might it be possible to have some global flag (environment var, or /mod/etc/undelete.lock file, etc) that the delete hook...

Isn't the to-be-deleted pathname available to the undelete hook, or a file descriptor that could be passed to fstat()?

If you are happy to get into the shell command line, through Webshell, telnet or SSH, you can find the ffmpeg process and kill it (pkill ffmpeg). That will cause the job to fail. Otherwise, restarting the box will definitely stop job 21 and cause it to restart (there are.more extreme solutions...

Another possibility is that the ffmpeg run is hanging for lack of memory. The same solution would apply. For more details you need to look at the relevant entries in qtube.log.

One thing that can happen is that the queued command gets stuck at the ffmpeg run to fix the AAC bitstream, which runs out of memory and crashes (or the OS does and kills it), causing the queue to restart the command. Picture issues may also accompany this. Adding a virtual memory paging file...

I can see how that would be useful but it arguably falls outside the clipboard metaphor, or (say) what macOS Finder or Windows Explorer offer (when I last checked).

That lib is installed with libssl1.1 package. A new-ish Debian system here comes with libssl3 and also has the earlier version, not that I've tried any stripts with it.

Are you saying that undelete is missing from the Installed list but still showing in Settings, or that it's also missing from the Available list so that you can't [re-]install it? Either way, you can try to re-install using the 'Force re-install' option in the Diagnostics Webif page. You might...

I meant that the RTS hook keeps the in-memory schedule data in line with changes to the schedule in the DB(s). Restoring channels, favourite groups are another step, I guess.

Isn't that why we have the RTS hook?

HD Fox-T2: some sort of reset that led to No channels, rather than the Factory wizard, on the next restart. Presumably just the channel DB got trashed rather than whatever wider set of DBs forces the wizard. The symptom that caused me to restart was no ability to pause/rewind the live...