[webif] Web Interface version 1.0.13 released

[af123]

Have you tried webif version 1.0.13-3?

 

[mihaid]

I have updated all packages but I got this screen

 

[Frederick Carver]

Have you tried webif version 1.0.13-3?

I have version 1.0.14-3 and it reports free space accurately, thanks again af123.

 

[4ndy]

Af123 what triggers the crash message at the top of the webif screen?

I got this message a couple of hours ago, but no entry in the crash log. Also, it has been recording overlapping recordings all evening & these all seem fine. I am doubtful that it did actually crash in the full sense. Is it triggered by a package crashing, perhaps during auto update?

From memory I think it did the same thing a few weeks ago.


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[af123]

It should only happen if the main Humax software crashes...

 

[4ndy]

It should only happen if the main Humax software crashes...

Is that the same trigger that creates the entry in the log file?

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[prpr]

Fix for stupid Html errors:

humax# diff -u /mod/webif/cgi-bin/channel.jim~ /mod/webif/cgi-bin/channel.jim
--- channel.jim~
+++ channel.jim
@@ -91,10 +91,10 @@
                            src=/images/421_1_00_CH_Title_2R_Arrow.png>
                            view
                </a></td>"
-      puts "<td>$ehs</th>"
+      puts "<td>$ehs</td>"
        puts "</tr>"
        puts "<tr id=mchan_$tsIdx class=mchan style=\"display: none\">
-              <td colspan=5>"
+              <td colspan=9>"
        puts "<table style=\"margin-left: 5em\">"
        puts "<tr>
                <th colspan=3>Channel</th>
@@ -110,7 +110,7 @@
                puts "<td class=va>"
                puts "[epg channelicon $name 50]</td>
                    <td>$lcn</td><td>$name</td>"
-              puts "</td><td>"
+              puts "<td>"
                puts $prv
                puts "</td><td>"
                puts $auth
@@ -142,3 +142,4 @@
</script>
}
 
+footer
humax#

humax# diff -u /mod/webif/html/services/index.jim~ /mod/webif/html/services/index.jim
--- index.jim~
+++ index.jim
@@ -62,7 +62,7 @@

        puts "<tr><td class=even>$name</td>"
        if (!$installed) {
-               puts "<td colspan=3><i>Not installed</i></td></tr>"
+               puts "<td colspan=2><i>Not installed</i></td></tr>"
                continue
        }

humax#

 

[Black Hole]

I have no idea what it says, but it looks good!

 

[cdmackay]

Would you please consider this for the Browse view?

It would be nice to have some sort of indication that a file is in use, either being played, or recorded.

I imagine that a combination of WebIF logic, and ext filesystem semantics, mean that I can't do any harm by attempting to move an in-use file, but still, it would be nice to be able to see that in-use state when browsing.

I know there's the current activity drop-down, which is handy, but that's not always visible.

thanks much indeed.

 

[cdmackay]

It would be nice to have some sort of indication that a file is in use, either being played, or recorded.

And today I upgrade, and find this has been implemented, without even any fanfare.

thank you very much indeed

 

[prpr]

Fix for stupid Html errors:

humax# diff -u /mod/webif/cgi-bin/channel.jim~ /mod/webif/cgi-bin/channel.jim
@@ -142,3 +142,4 @@
</script>
}
 
+footer
humax#

The "footer" line is still missing!

 

[hairy_mutley]

Strange indication in the drop-down for playing/recording; it showed the play symbol and "Playing /mnt/hd2/Tsr/0".
It has fixed itself now and changed back to "Watching 101: "...etc (which is all that it was doing when it showed the odd message"

 

[HarveyB]

It was a bug in webif, af123 released a new version in the last 24 hours. That is what fixed it!

 

[hairy_mutley]

OK, doesn't surprise me, just mentioned it in case it hadn't be noted yet.
Good to know that we have such a quick bug-fix cycle

 

[Black Hole]

Did we have a way to manipulate bookmarks, or am I imagining it?

The OPT+ Crop operation could do with an "invert selection" option.

 

[Black Hole]

hmt 1.1.20 has two new commands:

    +addbookmark=<seconds>[:<seconds>]...
    +setbookmarks=<seconds>[:<seconds>]...

Is this a step towards a graphical utility, pretty please?

 

[af123]

Imagining it. There is now a command line utility for it but it isn't in the web interface yet.
I'll add it and the crop invert option (which I know you've suggested a couple of times before) soon.

 

[4ndy]

I seem to have a problem with something in the auto process.

Over the weekend I found that the auto had obviously stuck. Upping the logging tetail pointed me to folders with corrupted or additional files. I suspected HDD issues and ran fix-dis which found a file count error, went though all the folders and manually deleted the miscreant fles.

Now I have found the same thing today with a recording made this morning. It must be something in the shrink, dedup, sweep process. Since it only occured in dedup flagged folders, I suspect it is something to do with that process.


In the correctly titled file set, the .THM file is missing. This may be why the HDR shows it as a 1 min file, but it plays as normal, for the full 60 minutes

I have again upped the logging level, but this just shows where the process stops.

Has anyone any ideas what is going wrong?

I intend to delete all of the files to see if a later recording processes correctly.

 

[4ndy]

Update:

Two later reordings have process correctly.

I don't now if this helps shed some light, but the original file from the auto-shrink process is not in [Deleted Items]/webif_autoshrink as expected. Presumably that means that auto-dedup runs before auto-shrink.

Edit: Spoke too soon. Two pre-shrunk recordings copied across from the other HDR to complete a series, have the same problem as above. At least I still the the originals of these for experimentation.

 

[Black Hole]

It doesn't care whether the .thm is there or not - if there is not one it will be created when played or at boot. The .thm is only the thumbnail frame for the media list - the problem will be in the .hmt or .nts file.