If you update rsvsync, that will fix it.I have just discovered an issue while changing a scheduled series recordings destination folder via the WebIF.
If you update rsvsync, that will fix it.I have just discovered an issue while changing a scheduled series recordings destination folder via the WebIF.
Sweeper update now available. The icon fix must have been missed out of 2.1.0 somehow.Wasn't sure which package the fix was going to be on. That said, I haven't seen a sweeper update available.
Anyway, all my packages are up to date, including sweeper 2.1.0 & webif 1.3.0-3
No, it shouldn't be related. You might have been bitten by the permanently deleting bug in the Humax software - I suggest rebooting into maintenance mode and running a disk check.Help! This morning I attempted to copy a couple of video episodes from my HDR T2 internal drive to my (automounted) NAS video archive. Have done this many times before, but it seems the CFW has deleted the source files/folders on the HDR, (I think they are recoverable by undelete from the bin,) but more importantly, seems to have deleted the target series folder on the NAS, so I have lost all previous episodes! Could this be linked to last nights auto-update of the CFW and other packages? Any ideas for recovery if possible?
Everything else still seems to be alright. The source files I was trying to copy were recoverable from the "deleted" folder. Still leaves me with the problem of the deleted files/folders on the NAS, which I suspect might be recoverable if I had suitable software and knew what I was doing - which I don't!No, it shouldn't be related. You might have been bitten by the permanently deleting bug in the Humax software - I suggest rebooting into maintenance mode and running a disk check.
AFAIK af123's covered all the types of MP3 that can be generated using the options in the CF. I don't think we can legislate for all the different varieties that can be imported from elsewhere, any more than the various breeds of video file.BTW I've come across another possible mp3 Audio
What options did you use for auto-mounting the NAS - in other words: did you access the NAS folder via the Media >> Storage (blue) >> USB option or as a folder within the normal Media >> Storage (blue) >> HDD default? Although convenient, the latter is dangerous for the reason you may have discovered.Everything else still seems to be alright. The source files I was trying to copy were recoverable from the "deleted" folder. Still leaves me with the problem of the deleted files/folders on the NAS, which I suspect might be recoverable if I had suitable software and knew what I was doing - which I don't!
I occasionally see incomplete or empty EPG displays - they usually resolve themselves before I get around to writing a post to report the problemIt wasn't rhetorical - it was a persistent problem which seems to have sorted itself out coincident with me making a reservation via the SUI.
humax /media/drive1/mod/webif/html/sched/backup # diff -u files.jim~ files.jim
--- files.jim~
+++ files.jim
@@ -26,6 +26,8 @@
if {$at < $bt} { return -1 }
if {$at > $bt} { return 1 }
+ if {$a < $b} { return -1 }
+ if {$a > $b} { return 1 }
return 0
}
Thanks, I'll fix that. (anacron package update)And here's another bug...
-rw-rw-rw- 1 root root 4686 May 16 11:39 auto-2016-May-16-10:39.rbk
Why is the filename apparently using GMT? I rebooted this box at approx. 11:30.
The normal overnight backups generate the correct name:
-rw-rw-rw- 1 root root 4686 May 12 02:08 auto-2016-May-12-02:08.rbk
I went forMight I suggest a small mod. to this to sort first by ctime, then by filename:
--- webif/html/sched/backup/files.jim (revision 2903)
+++ webif/html/sched/backup/files.jim (working copy)
@@ -26,7 +26,7 @@
if {$at < $bt} { return -1 }
if {$at > $bt} { return 1 }
- return 0
+ return [string compare $a $b]
}
Do you still have zeroconf installed?
It's not an automatic process. It is reliant on the client being able to resolve the service name into an IP address using a request protocol, and I have found it too hit-and-miss to bother with. I simply store links to my machines in a favourites page (having frozen their addresses - see HERE for more info).