Recent content by steve108

Comforting to know it wasn't something that shouldn't have been there, appreciate the info and thanks again.

Hooray! Yes, on rebooting the lighttpd was still active on port 80 and finally the lovely interface appeared in my browser. No idea what the bootstrapd thing was all about, certainly nothing I installed, but seems to be gone for good now! Just to check and in case it helps in any way, I just...

No, since it didn't appear to install properly and there was the port 80 problem. Probably should have tried it, will do so now... Thanks MymsMan.

Thanks /df. Well, probably a bit risky, but a while ago I decided to go ahead and "kill" the bootstrapd thing that was holding port 80. Then asked lighttpd to start and it seemed to do that, I now have: humax# service Name Installed Autostart Running ----...

/df, this is the result of your previous suggestion: humax# opkg install busybox Package busybox (1.20.2-1) installed in root is up to date. humax# netstat -l Active Internet connections (only servers) Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address State tcp 0 0...

Sorry, just posted the above before I'd read your reply, will try your suggestions now, many thanks.

I know little of what the issue may be, but the error message seemed to suggest port 80 was already in use and that was the port lighttpd needed access to in order to even attempt to start, so I queried what may be already using that port and got the following: humax# netstat -plnt Active...

Thanks for your help MymsMan. I tried the commands you suggested and everything seemed to go well. Made no difference when I tried to start the lighttpd service afterwards though. humax# opkg install jim-xconv --force-reinstall Removing package jim-xconv from root... Installing jim-xconv...

Thanks MymsMan, tried that and got the following: humax# service lighttpd start Starting lighttpd... 2019-09-02 18:47:26: (network.c.309) can't bind to socket: 0.0.0.0:80 Address already in use Done.

Thanks /df for your help. Yes, I can telnet to the same IP, I tried the following, hope the results reveal something useful. Humax HDR-Fox T2 (humax) 1.03.12/3.13 To return to the menu, type: exit humax# service | grep lighttpd lighttpd Yes Yes No humax# service...

Sorry, meant to answer this before. When I try to access the web server at the HDR's IP address the interface does not appear.

I don't know about the flag, just that RMA mode no longer appears on the box's display, I assumed that means it is no longer in that mode. Certainly, it's done now.

Thank you for the replies and I apologise for not posting in the correct section or using a code-box for the installation feedback, I now know better! Yes, RMA mode is cleared. Would my problem in re-installing WebIf be down to any issues reported in the error messages below? Is there anything...

Been having problems where sometimes I switch the HDR on and get the install screen like a factory reset has been called, channels and recording schedule deleted. Also WebIf messages about crashing and disabled packages. To try and fix I used Telnet, selected RMA mode, then installed system...