It's always done that. They will be automatically deleted once they're old enough or if disk space starts running low.Don't recall it doing this before - any ideas how to make it stop?
It's always done that. They will be automatically deleted once they're old enough or if disk space starts running low.Don't recall it doing this before - any ideas how to make it stop?
Did you ever solve this problem? Since I upgraded web-if, auto-decrypt no longer works on any of my systems . Recordings in some folders occasionally get queued, but the queue is never processed.auto-shrink and auto-decrypt don't seem to be working on one of my folders, no idea why as they've been running OK up to this episode.
Could this be related to recent WebIF updates?
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EDIT: ftp screengrab added.
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You need to do an upgrade from the telnet menu. https://wiki.hummy.tv/wiki/TelnetDid you ever solve this problem? Since I upgraded web-if, auto-decrypt no longer works on any of my systems . Recordings in some folders occasionally get queued, but the queue is never processed.
See https://hummy.tv/forum/posts/105564Since I upgraded web-if, auto-decrypt no longer works on any of my systems . Recordings in some folders occasionally get queued, but the queue is never processed.
All the files in the relevant folders display the 'Indexed by DLNA Server' icon, which I hope indicates that all is well on that front.Have you checked your DLNA server is still enabled?
It would seem you haven't applied the aforementioned procedure correctly then.Webif still hangs in response to a package upgrade.
humax# opkg update
humax# opkg upgrade
humax# opkg install --force-reinstall webif
humax# cat /mod/var/spool/cron/crontabs/root
It would seem you haven't applied the aforementioned procedure correctly then.
and report the output.Code:humax# opkg update humax# opkg upgrade humax# opkg install --force-reinstall webif humax# cat /mod/var/spool/cron/crontabs/root
For information: no. You would need to check Menu >> System >> Settings >> Internet Setting >> Content Share = On. It sometimes turns itself off for no apparent reason, stopping all CF decryption activity and anything that relies on decrypted recordings.All the files in the relevant folders display the 'Indexed by DLNA Server' icon, which I hope indicates that all is well on that front.
I'm pleased to tell you that I implemented it perfectly. I'm somewhat less pleased that I then went on to run my tests on the wrong box! (Hangs head in shame whilst standing on the naughty stool!!) All now appears to be satisfactory.
It most certainly does. I've enabled that option on all my boxes.I *think* the new boot settings package can help ensure it is on at start-up.
You would need to check Menu >> System >> Settings >> Internet Setting >> Content Share = On. It sometimes turns itself off for no apparent reason, stopping all CF decryption activity and anything that relies on decrypted recordings.
This has been ongoing for a while...Sorry af but restoration of favourites still failing. I did the same process as before and no favourites were restored although the schedule restored okay.
Attached is the backup and restore screen outputs:
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Ah. I must have missed or forgotten that.This has been ongoing for a while...