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[webif] Web interface
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Wallace
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Same for me, no idea what it means or even if it's something to worry about!
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Beginning diagnostic general Running: general *** Directory Structure *** Checking /mod/boot is a symlink : Pass
Checking /var/lib/humaxtv/mod is a directory : Pass
Checking /var/lib/humaxtv_backup/mod is a directory : Pass
Checking /mod/boot/2 is a symlink : Pass
Checking /mod/boot links correctly : Fail: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 20 Nov 13 15:08 /mod/boot -> /var/lib/humaxtv/mod lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 20 Nov 13 15:08 /mod/boot -> /var/lib/humaxtv/mod
Checking /mod/boot/2 links correctly : Fail: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 27 Oct 10 18:13 /mod/boot/2 -> /var/lib/humaxtv_backup/mod lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 27 Oct 10 18:13 /mod/boot/2 -> /var/lib/humaxtv_backup/mod
Ending diagnostic general
OP
Can you try now? It seems that the version of awk in the busybox package is broken. I didn't notice because my box has the separate gawk package installed which takes precedence. I've rewritten the diagnostic script to use something else so it should work now. Thanks.
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OP
Good stuff, thanks. In general it means that your disk layout is correct (there were some problems with earlier firmware versions that came to light with ChrisDaniel's custom portal).
In future, rather than asking people to resort to telnet and run commands on their box to diagnose problems, my plan is to add new diagnostic scripts as necessary, then they can just navigate to that page and type in the diagnostic name. The scripts themselves reside on hummypkg.org.uk which is why I was able to fix the general one without requiring anyone to do a package update.
In future, rather than asking people to resort to telnet and run commands on their box to diagnose problems, my plan is to add new diagnostic scripts as necessary, then they can just navigate to that page and type in the diagnostic name. The scripts themselves reside on hummypkg.org.uk which is why I was able to fix the general one without requiring anyone to do a package update.
I have used this function and I think it worked well, all programs seem to have downloaded. On closer scrutiny it seems one has only downloaded 3/5 of the whole program. The one I tried today only downloaded about 3 out of 50 min. How do you ensure that the whole program / file is downloaded?
Black Hole
May contain traces of nut
I've never had a problem - but you do have to let the TV Portal run for as long as it takes to complete the download, it's no good starting iPlayer off and then exiting the portal.
Looking down the EPG via the web interface, I noticed a few channel icons were missing ; UTV, UTV+1 and BBC Radio Ulster. I created a couple of icons and went to upload them to one of my boxes, however I noticed there was a utv.png file already there. It looks like an upper/lower case issue.
I uploaded my own icons and they appear in the listing now. Obviously it would be handy to have them in the package when rolled out to other boxes.
I didn't check any further, so icons may already be there somewhere?
Happy to upload my icons somewhere if it helps.
I uploaded my own icons and they appear in the listing now. Obviously it would be handy to have them in the package when rolled out to other boxes.
I didn't check any further, so icons may already be there somewhere?
Happy to upload my icons somewhere if it helps.
OP
Yes please, I'll drop them into the next version. You can upload files to this forum if that's easiest (Upload a File button at the bottom right) or let me know where they are. Thanks.
Regarding the 'save last streamed' button, this does not seem to appear on my HD box.
If I understand correctly, I have to navigate to a folder in Webif/Browse Media Files and it should be there - and yes, I have used iPlayer in the TV Portal to watch 'the unmissable'.
Where is the stream stored? Can someone elucidate please?
If I understand correctly, I have to navigate to a folder in Webif/Browse Media Files and it should be there - and yes, I have used iPlayer in the TV Portal to watch 'the unmissable'.
Where is the stream stored? Can someone elucidate please?
OP
On the HDR, the file is /mnt/hd3/Streamer_down_file - the code doesn't currently know where to look on the HD model. If you can find out where to look, I can update the webif.
Black Hole
May contain traces of nut
That was a question I was about to pose: I am wondering how the (diskless) HD-FOX buffers iPlayer!
Sam Widges
Active Member
Try downloading and installing the lsof package. Lsof tells you ALL of the files that are open, but if you filter on the name of a process, it becomes easier to interpret, try
to begin with as that will show you all the files in use by the humax process itself, but it may be that the portal runs as another process altogether. To list all of the processes that have files open, try
You could save the output of various commands when the portal is and isn't running and then use diff to find what has changed between the 2 runs, to help you zero in even further.
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lsof | grep humaxtv
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lsof | cut -f 1 -d' ' | sort | uniqYou could save the output of various commands when the portal is and isn't running and then use diff to find what has changed between the 2 runs, to help you zero in even further.