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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...

Has this been decrypted?

Will there always be exactly a single space between the not-space group and the underscore-group? Emacs and Netscape hacker (now SF nightspot proprietor) Jamie Zawinski said that someone who thinks regular expressions will solve a problem then has two problems. I would say that applies much...

A non-greedy match finds the shortest match rather than the longest. But if what is wanted is to strip any initial str1_str2_, then ^([^_]+_){2} matches that very thing, ie (start of string)(twice:(multiple non-_)_): $ echo "a1_b2_c3"|sed -rn "s/^([^_]+_){2}//;p" c3 $ echo "a1_b2_c3_d4"|sed -rn...

As, according to G, this error code has never been seen in the context of Python opening a web connection, -v may help to show what's going on. It may be easier to run the command in a shell rather through qtube.

You can increase or make infinite the --socket-timeout ... but I'd say the default 600s ought to be plenty. Actually the --retries ... (there's --fragment-retries ... too) is only used in fetching the media data, although an extractor could implement its own retry mechanism using the same...

There is a default retry count of 10 for things that the code expects to be resolved by retrying. A timeout on connecting is, IIRC, not one of those. Maybe we need to stop sending ancient UA strings in case iPlayer is blocking certain old UA strings. A random UA from a list made up when...

But possibly the same config options that work for 1.20 might get a long way to building the current version. I think it was 1.29 when I last tried but 1.36.1 is the latest stable.

Ah yes, it can happen: who knows why? It's possible that the help text in the CF BusyBox doesn't match the actual s/w. These strings that appear to include data for option parsing are together in the output of strings /bin/busybox : udhcp 1.20.2 O::x::T+:t+:A+:vv...

In the wifi-up script that I massaged, I had this code after supposedly setting the wifi and network params: ... # if manual config then # apply config else # wait for PHY connection while ! isConnected "$wif"; do sleep 2 done eth_check echo "$(date -Iseconds -u) DHCP:" # file holds...