I guess that's on cable or something like BT Infinity - I'm jealous :D
At 700MBytes/Corry you would expect that to take a couple of hours, as long as the Humax can encrypt fast enough to keep the link full. I suggest that you use nicesplice to cut out a 5 minute chunk and a stopwatch and time...
You don't need to do anything to make SFTP work: if you can SSH and if the sftp subsystem is installed (which it is) then all you have to do is use it.
Download WinSCP and give it a go, it really is that simple.
By all means, give it a go, and you've nothing to lose by trying it, but avoid HD recordings.
Also, you may fall foul of another issue in the Internet - a lot of ISPs give a low priority to traffic that's on port numbers above 1024 (with a few exceptions) because of psp and torrents. The...
It should just work - here's my Linux session
sftp root@192.168.1.10
root@192.168.1.10's password:
Connected to 192.168.1.10.
sftp> ls
bin boot etc lib mediatomb...
The quote should be fixed now - Ta.
The linefeeds are a Webif issue, something else for Af123's to-do list ;)
The only file listed is the one that is processed, all other lines refer to files that have already been decrypted. There's no harm in adding a decryption time to the log info...
Are you having problems with formatting - there are linefeeds on your example but not in the original.
The timing info wouldn't be relevant as it only decrypts once per run.However, I think that there may be good reason to have a bulk-decrypt version that just works its way through the disk...
The decrypted file is downloaded and then renamed to overwrite the original at the same time as the HMT command is being run. There is a tiny window during which there would be a problem and that is the time it takes to run HMT and for it to run the file. The only way of improving that would be...
That sounds like the tunnel hadn't been set up - were you using your usual machine or was this the first time you had tried it on the PC you had with you? If you can log in to the Humax, nothing else in the network would have broken the connection. Could you access any other websites?
That's good news.
Are you happy editing files? If so, edit /mod/bin/unencryptsetup and change the line that starts "cronline=...." to reflect your new timings and then rerun unencryptsetup.
Makem - glad you're happy with the config.
Sorry I haven't got back to you but a whole bunch of similar stuff came up for work (only now getting resolved) and I had to knuckle down and keep the bosses happy.
You would be better adding those as requests onto the webif thread (and for clarification, unencrypt doesn't need a reboot).
Let me know how you get on with unencrypt though, I await your feedback with interest.
Telnet and packages are like taking your car to a local independent garage, rather than the main dealer. They may not follow the prescribed process, but it will save you a lot of money and you have the option of learning a lot more about doing it yourself. Come on in, the water's lovely :cool...
Don't worry, we sorted it in the end.
There is no major advantage to changing the port on the humax if your router can sort it for you. If an intruder has got in to your LAN, you have bigger problems to worry about than an ssh service that won't do password authentication.
If you look at the logic in flatten
if {[$ts get end] > [clock seconds]} {
puts " Recording has not yet ended."
continue
}
set sz [file size "$rec.ts"]
sleep 2
set nsz [file size "$rec.ts"]
if {$sz != $nsz} {
puts " File size is still changing."
continue
}
puts "...
That's excellent news - you've cracked it!
(Thanks for all the thanks, by the way :cool:)
The next, and much simpler step is to go into webif and to click on the box that disables password authentication by selecting the box marked "Prevent logins with passwords?" and updating the settings...
I guess that's on cable or something like BT Infinity - I'm jealous :D
At 700MBytes/Corry you would expect that to take a couple of hours, as long as the Humax can encrypt fast enough to keep the link full. I suggest that you use nicesplice to cut out a 5 minute chunk and a stopwatch and time...
You don't need to do anything to make SFTP work: if you can SSH and if the sftp subsystem is installed (which it is) then all you have to do is use it.
Download WinSCP and give it a go, it really is that simple.
By all means, give it a go, and you've nothing to lose by trying it, but avoid HD recordings.
Also, you may fall foul of another issue in the Internet - a lot of ISPs give a low priority to traffic that's on port numbers above 1024 (with a few exceptions) because of psp and torrents. The...
It should just work - here's my Linux session
sftp root@192.168.1.10
root@192.168.1.10's password:
Connected to 192.168.1.10.
sftp> ls
bin boot etc lib mediatomb...
The quote should be fixed now - Ta.
The linefeeds are a Webif issue, something else for Af123's to-do list ;)
The only file listed is the one that is processed, all other lines refer to files that have already been decrypted. There's no harm in adding a decryption time to the log info...
Are you having problems with formatting - there are linefeeds on your example but not in the original.
The timing info wouldn't be relevant as it only decrypts once per run.However, I think that there may be good reason to have a bulk-decrypt version that just works its way through the disk...
The decrypted file is downloaded and then renamed to overwrite the original at the same time as the HMT command is being run. There is a tiny window during which there would be a problem and that is the time it takes to run HMT and for it to run the file. The only way of improving that would be...
That sounds like the tunnel hadn't been set up - were you using your usual machine or was this the first time you had tried it on the PC you had with you? If you can log in to the Humax, nothing else in the network would have broken the connection. Could you access any other websites?
That's good news.
Are you happy editing files? If so, edit /mod/bin/unencryptsetup and change the line that starts "cronline=...." to reflect your new timings and then rerun unencryptsetup.
Makem - glad you're happy with the config.
Sorry I haven't got back to you but a whole bunch of similar stuff came up for work (only now getting resolved) and I had to knuckle down and keep the bosses happy.
You would be better adding those as requests onto the webif thread (and for clarification, unencrypt doesn't need a reboot).
Let me know how you get on with unencrypt though, I await your feedback with interest.
Telnet and packages are like taking your car to a local independent garage, rather than the main dealer. They may not follow the prescribed process, but it will save you a lot of money and you have the option of learning a lot more about doing it yourself. Come on in, the water's lovely :cool...
Don't worry, we sorted it in the end.
There is no major advantage to changing the port on the humax if your router can sort it for you. If an intruder has got in to your LAN, you have bigger problems to worry about than an ssh service that won't do password authentication.
If you look at the logic in flatten
if {[$ts get end] > [clock seconds]} {
puts " Recording has not yet ended."
continue
}
set sz [file size "$rec.ts"]
sleep 2
set nsz [file size "$rec.ts"]
if {$sz != $nsz} {
puts " File size is still changing."
continue
}
puts "...
That's excellent news - you've cracked it!
(Thanks for all the thanks, by the way :cool:)
The next, and much simpler step is to go into webif and to click on the box that disables password authentication by selecting the box marked "Prevent logins with passwords?" and updating the settings...
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