Strange behaviour observed on HDR webif when simultaneously
The status tooltip showed:
The
Whereas I would have expected it to say something like:
I see several issues here.
Because of #2, the radio_ss_off package is defeated and then starts working again once the recording finishes.
Regarding #3, surely it should be at least the default not to scan into shares? Or is there some flag file (say, .noauto) that could be placed in the "[Shares] Do not delete!" directory? If not, should there be?
- listening to a radio channel;
- recording the second of two consecutive scheduled programmes;
- having a remote HD share mounted by network-shares-automount, on which machine the same two programmes were also scheduled for recording.
The status tooltip showed:
Code:
Playing /Video/Friends/Friends_20180919_1601
Decrypting [Shares] Do not delete!/Kitchen/Video/Friends/Friends_20180919_1601
Playing Friends/Friends_20180919_1631
/mod/bin/status
command showed something like this (sorry, it disappeared from the telnet scrollback):
Code:
Playing /Video/Friends/Friends_20180919_1601
Decrypting [Shares] Do not delete!/Kitchen/Video/Friends/Friends_20180919_1601
Playing Friends/Friends_20180919_1631
VFD: BBC Radio 4
Whereas I would have expected it to say something like:
Code:
Watching 704: BBC Radio 4 - ...
Recording /Video/Friends/Friends_20180919_1631
Decrypting Friends/Friends_20180919_1601
VFD: BBC Radio 4
I see several issues here.
- The system can't distinguish between Playing and Recording (I think this has been seen before?).
- Perhaps because of the above, it fails to display the "Watching" line.
- Either it's confused about which Friends_20180919_1601 is being decrypted, or the wrong file is being processed.
Because of #2, the radio_ss_off package is defeated and then starts working again once the recording finishes.
Regarding #3, surely it should be at least the default not to scan into shares? Or is there some flag file (say, .noauto) that could be placed in the "[Shares] Do not delete!" directory? If not, should there be?