MartinVeasey
New Member
Hi,
Whilst updating Packages through the web interface, I had a glitch with the download of one (I can't recall which).
Rebooting the HD Fox T2 and going back to the WebIf main page, I now see that the links for the subsections: Browse Media Files, Scheduled Events and so forth, are of the format
myaddress/go/mm_* - e.g. myaddress/go/mm_schedule , myaddress/go/mm_browse and so on.
Clicking on one of these, I just get a piece of jimsh code (e.g.):
#!/mod/bin/jimsh
source /mod/webif/lib/setup
require system.class settings.class plugin
set module [file tail [string trimright $env(PATH_INFO) /]]
set lastmodule ""
rather than a fully formed webpage.
I've reinstalled the official firmware and then the custom firmware again (1.02.32 then 3.10) but this hasn't fixed the problem - I'm guessing because its likely the packages rather than firmware which are causing the problem.
Any ideas - is there a way to fix this by removing/reinstalling the packages via the telnet/command line?
Cheers
Whilst updating Packages through the web interface, I had a glitch with the download of one (I can't recall which).
Rebooting the HD Fox T2 and going back to the WebIf main page, I now see that the links for the subsections: Browse Media Files, Scheduled Events and so forth, are of the format
myaddress/go/mm_* - e.g. myaddress/go/mm_schedule , myaddress/go/mm_browse and so on.
Clicking on one of these, I just get a piece of jimsh code (e.g.):
#!/mod/bin/jimsh
source /mod/webif/lib/setup
require system.class settings.class plugin
set module [file tail [string trimright $env(PATH_INFO) /]]
set lastmodule ""
rather than a fully formed webpage.
I've reinstalled the official firmware and then the custom firmware again (1.02.32 then 3.10) but this hasn't fixed the problem - I'm guessing because its likely the packages rather than firmware which are causing the problem.
Any ideas - is there a way to fix this by removing/reinstalling the packages via the telnet/command line?
Cheers