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.
Could a literal \ be present in the str passed in here (ie, not one that just appears to escape some other character, like ;)?
But TCL 8.7 has regsub -command ... which causes the "replacement" to be applied as a proc to a list of the match and submatches. According to Jim TCL issue #170 this...
/mod/webif/lib/utils:104: Error: missing close-brace
in procedure 'entry' called at file "/mod/webif/html/browse/index.jim", line 37
0
in procedure '::js::escape' called at file "/mod/webif/html/browse/index.jim",
line 118
at file "/mod/webif/lib/utils", line 104
Looks like the escaping is...
If you "prefer" the native HLS downloader, the CF Python SSL will be used and is likely to fail, whereas the rebuilt CF ffmpeg should succeed. Other downloaders don't know how to handle HLS (called m3u8 in the supports() methods in youtube_dl/downloader/external.py). However, ISTR that iPlayer...
I suppose there's just the one WiFi base station here?
If so, there must be some nonsense in the stack between Edge and the network, or there could be firewalling in what I assume is a WiFi "router"/modem. Testing with other network clients might show this up. Also, Edge??? (see...
Only a failed mathematician with a soldering iron here, but isn't it a soft-start thing to protect the power MOSFET?
Let's say that the SoC is not calling for the HDD, so in the circuit posted above the 12V input is on but the NPN transistor is off. The MOSFET voltages would be G, S, D = 12V...
The upstream version is being shown, and will be shown when the program displays its version number. The local patches don't affect the functionality baseline, but just adapt the program to the CF environment. Maybe the non-beta package version could have a qualifier to show changes.
If iPlayer...
The urgent need could indeed be handled by using a youtube-dl nightly version (works on elderly Windows, too), or the downstream yt-dlp, on a grown-up machine. Or add the 3-line hack to extractor/common.py (from memory, in /mod/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/youtube-dl/youtube_dl/).
I'm looking...
Since the ITVX extractor is probably not working now or in the future, we can get shows that are available N of the border from STV instead. Astonishingly, ITV and STV had different streaming sites even before ITVX, and the STV site is more amenable, while ITVX has joined the opaque ranks of...
I listed the cases where yt-dl applies the fixup above. The uncertainty arises from yt-dl/ffmpeg not knowing how the output will be used, not from the actual "malformation" (a poor description of the situation, probably chosen by a speaker whose first language wasn't English).
Basically (see...
Another way forward could be to use --hls-prefer-ffmpeg --hls-use-mpegts --external-downloader-args "-mpegts_m2ts_mode true". How would this help?
1. The fixup is only applied when the native downloader is used and --fixup ... does not disable it, or, regardless of --fixup ..., if the ffmpeg...
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.
Could a literal \ be present in the str passed in here (ie, not one that just appears to escape some other character, like ;)?
But TCL 8.7 has regsub -command ... which causes the "replacement" to be applied as a proc to a list of the match and submatches. According to Jim TCL issue #170 this...
/mod/webif/lib/utils:104: Error: missing close-brace
in procedure 'entry' called at file "/mod/webif/html/browse/index.jim", line 37
0
in procedure '::js::escape' called at file "/mod/webif/html/browse/index.jim",
line 118
at file "/mod/webif/lib/utils", line 104
Looks like the escaping is...
If you "prefer" the native HLS downloader, the CF Python SSL will be used and is likely to fail, whereas the rebuilt CF ffmpeg should succeed. Other downloaders don't know how to handle HLS (called m3u8 in the supports() methods in youtube_dl/downloader/external.py). However, ISTR that iPlayer...
I suppose there's just the one WiFi base station here?
If so, there must be some nonsense in the stack between Edge and the network, or there could be firewalling in what I assume is a WiFi "router"/modem. Testing with other network clients might show this up. Also, Edge??? (see...
Only a failed mathematician with a soldering iron here, but isn't it a soft-start thing to protect the power MOSFET?
Let's say that the SoC is not calling for the HDD, so in the circuit posted above the 12V input is on but the NPN transistor is off. The MOSFET voltages would be G, S, D = 12V...
The upstream version is being shown, and will be shown when the program displays its version number. The local patches don't affect the functionality baseline, but just adapt the program to the CF environment. Maybe the non-beta package version could have a qualifier to show changes.
If iPlayer...
The urgent need could indeed be handled by using a youtube-dl nightly version (works on elderly Windows, too), or the downstream yt-dlp, on a grown-up machine. Or add the 3-line hack to extractor/common.py (from memory, in /mod/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/youtube-dl/youtube_dl/).
I'm looking...
Since the ITVX extractor is probably not working now or in the future, we can get shows that are available N of the border from STV instead. Astonishingly, ITV and STV had different streaming sites even before ITVX, and the STV site is more amenable, while ITVX has joined the opaque ranks of...
I listed the cases where yt-dl applies the fixup above. The uncertainty arises from yt-dl/ffmpeg not knowing how the output will be used, not from the actual "malformation" (a poor description of the situation, probably chosen by a speaker whose first language wasn't English).
Basically (see...
Another way forward could be to use --hls-prefer-ffmpeg --hls-use-mpegts --external-downloader-args "-mpegts_m2ts_mode true". How would this help?
1. The fixup is only applied when the native downloader is used and --fixup ... does not disable it, or, regardless of --fixup ..., if the ffmpeg...
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