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...
I think the Humax settop code will try to reset to its built-in default if it thinks the network settings aren't working. Maybe this is just checked at a certain point rather than continually. The assumption has always been that this is a get-out-of-jail feature used by the original devs.
It seems that more of wireless-helper may need to be rolled into the CFW itself, bearing in mind https://hummy.tv/forum/threads/wifi-unreliable-when-booting-into-maintenance-mode.10601/post-161961. Or maybe I'm behind the curve.
On reflection general or advanced would be better than web. One might consider why the modules in the settings don't directly correspond to subdirectories of /mod/webif/html: what sort of modules are they?
+1
Really, the answer is just to make a manual backup when you're happy with the setup and want something that can be restored.
However, if one wanted to make the expiration configurable, it's a question of directed plagiarism:
the backup code is in /mod/webif/html/sched/backup
the settings code...
Resolving the shellcheck diagnostics probably won't fix anything except a nagging feeling that there is shell code with known problematic constructs. Some of the diagnostics seem fair and the actual suggestions seem mostly OK. The SC2010 issues (ls -1 | grep ..., no suggestion) would need a bit...
If any username/pwd is set for Webif (uses /mod/etc/htpasswd, settable from GUI Settings>Web Interface Settings), you would have to supply whatever authentication the lighttpd server expects. As I've never set up authentication, I can't say how that should happen, except that you can check what...
Whereas the Backup/Restore schedule is every night.
Obviously there is a need for historical backups as well as a last known good. I am sceptical about using a frequent backup here because I have seen empty scheduled backups being saved overnight when the next restart shows an "uncommanded...
After an uncommanded reset, the autoschedule restore operation did not seem to be run although a valid autoschedule backup file was present. Where is the 1.4 script called with restore?
I think it used to work like this:
the script is run as a cron job after the system restarts
if the schedule...
Indeed, that's how the WebIf works.
The web server routes each incoming request to a Jim script (adding index.jim if the URL mentions no specific script in a directory specified by the URL. The procedure writes out any suitable response as a web page, or other data, to be sent back to the...
man lsof reveals various parameters that might be relevant:
...
-b causes lsof to avoid kernel functions that might block -
lstat(2), readlink(2), and stat(2).
...
-f ...
...
When -f is specified by itself, all path name...
One way of "removing" the station ident is with an accidental combination of player and TV settings that causes the outer left and right of the video to be cropped.
Searching for the "best" version of content is a wild goose chase, best left (suitably enough) to viewers with actual eagle-eyes...
Indeed, what I would have hoped for. Generally I'm not in favour of tweaking the language to solve a problem but this is entirely reasonable. No doubt Steve will main-line the feature in due course. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the linked example for TCL8.7 covers a very similar application.
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...
I think the Humax settop code will try to reset to its built-in default if it thinks the network settings aren't working. Maybe this is just checked at a certain point rather than continually. The assumption has always been that this is a get-out-of-jail feature used by the original devs.
It seems that more of wireless-helper may need to be rolled into the CFW itself, bearing in mind https://hummy.tv/forum/threads/wifi-unreliable-when-booting-into-maintenance-mode.10601/post-161961. Or maybe I'm behind the curve.
On reflection general or advanced would be better than web. One might consider why the modules in the settings don't directly correspond to subdirectories of /mod/webif/html: what sort of modules are they?
+1
Really, the answer is just to make a manual backup when you're happy with the setup and want something that can be restored.
However, if one wanted to make the expiration configurable, it's a question of directed plagiarism:
the backup code is in /mod/webif/html/sched/backup
the settings code...
Resolving the shellcheck diagnostics probably won't fix anything except a nagging feeling that there is shell code with known problematic constructs. Some of the diagnostics seem fair and the actual suggestions seem mostly OK. The SC2010 issues (ls -1 | grep ..., no suggestion) would need a bit...
If any username/pwd is set for Webif (uses /mod/etc/htpasswd, settable from GUI Settings>Web Interface Settings), you would have to supply whatever authentication the lighttpd server expects. As I've never set up authentication, I can't say how that should happen, except that you can check what...
Whereas the Backup/Restore schedule is every night.
Obviously there is a need for historical backups as well as a last known good. I am sceptical about using a frequent backup here because I have seen empty scheduled backups being saved overnight when the next restart shows an "uncommanded...
After an uncommanded reset, the autoschedule restore operation did not seem to be run although a valid autoschedule backup file was present. Where is the 1.4 script called with restore?
I think it used to work like this:
the script is run as a cron job after the system restarts
if the schedule...
Indeed, that's how the WebIf works.
The web server routes each incoming request to a Jim script (adding index.jim if the URL mentions no specific script in a directory specified by the URL. The procedure writes out any suitable response as a web page, or other data, to be sent back to the...
man lsof reveals various parameters that might be relevant:
...
-b causes lsof to avoid kernel functions that might block -
lstat(2), readlink(2), and stat(2).
...
-f ...
...
When -f is specified by itself, all path name...
One way of "removing" the station ident is with an accidental combination of player and TV settings that causes the outer left and right of the video to be cropped.
Searching for the "best" version of content is a wild goose chase, best left (suitably enough) to viewers with actual eagle-eyes...
Indeed, what I would have hoped for. Generally I'm not in favour of tweaking the language to solve a problem but this is entirely reasonable. No doubt Steve will main-line the feature in due course. Perhaps unsurprisingly, the linked example for TCL8.7 covers a very similar application.
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