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Recent content by ShaunHH

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    Taking Humax off the Network

    When its time comes I would definitely pass it on here!
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    Taking Humax off the Network

    Thanks for the detailed info! Yes,you are right I could go back to standard now at this point. And maybe even finally discontinue the Humax eventually. I've had an amazing amount of use from this device through the years!
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    Taking Humax off the Network

    Thanks. I might try uninstalling those soon. I rarely watch terrestrial TV now. I've currently only got the Handmaid's Tale on Ch4 scheduled and a load of films on the Humax recorded going back about 2 years back, which I never seem to get around to watching... I could watch Handmaid's tale...
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    Taking Humax off the Network

    Hi all, I no longer need to use remote scheduling or (probably) have my Humax on my LAN. Do I need to do anything in the customised firmware settings or can I just pull the LAN cable? Thanks!
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    standby from shell command

    :-) Need to do an update - can't keep up! Thanks!
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    standby from shell command

    Thanks for that - works perfectly!
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    standby from shell command

    Hi all, I have a quick question... Is it possible to put the humax into standby via telnet/terminal command? thanks
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    Updating crontab using the crontab -e command (vim)

    thanks - a couple of areas to investigate there :thumbsup:
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    Updating crontab using the crontab -e command (vim)

    Thanks - I meant the "proper" way When using Linux terminal. The usual way of editing a crontab is to issue the "crontab -e " command :)
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    Updating crontab using the crontab -e command (vim)

    LOL - fair point :) It's strange - this never really occured to me... handy!
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    Updating crontab using the crontab -e command (vim)

    Hi All, I've got a question for any linux gurus out there... I've never been able to edit my crontab file using the standard crontab -e command. What happens is that when I issue the crontab -e command the crontab file gets loaded into vim, but when I save and exit I get the following...
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    Optimising Power Consumption

    Bad news is that the extra 20w isn't putting the heat where I need it really - If I had a longer network lead I could put the the Humax in my bed to warm my feet :)
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    Optimising Power Consumption

    That's great - Thanks!
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    Optimising Power Consumption

    Never returned anything though - so the mystery continues... 🤔
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    Optimising Power Consumption

    Thanks for that - looks like an interesting path to investigate.
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