Installing Picons, 25 mins until now...
nor50 12 Oct 2019
I will try other Picons. The spinner started and after 10-12 mins there came some info on what it's downloading. Now 15 mins later, the same text in the window, and spinner is still running.... Should not take that long time?
WanWizard 12 Oct 2019
No.
Not even on slow media, my picons are on my backup USB stick, and even then an update takes less than 30 seconds or so.
Note that the device you install the picons on must be formatted with a linux file system, because it makes heavy use of symlinks. If you install it on a stick formatted on a PC, the symlinks become copies, and that indeed can take a long time with 5000+ files...
Abu Baniaz 12 Oct 2019
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WanWizard 12 Oct 2019
Shouldn't be needed with OpenPLi, we have patched opkg to avoid the problems relating to updates with large numbers of files. I've just updated the picons on my Duo 4K, took 21 seconds.
nor50 12 Oct 2019
On 7.1 and Ultimo 4K, it takes about 2-3 (?) mins to upgrade picons only for me.
nor50 12 Oct 2019
Started stopwatch now to test: From pressing OK to upgrade until picture is back, 7.15 mins.
It takes 6.30 until it starts installing the downloaded picons.
As I said in another topic, I have 500/500 fiber, and picons stored in flash.
betacentauri 12 Oct 2019
Edited by betacentauri, 12 October 2019 - 19:30.
WanWizard 12 Oct 2019
As I said in another topic, I have 500/500 fiber, and picons stored in flash.
Our servers can't deliver at 500Mbps
betacentauri 12 Oct 2019
cd /tmp
opkg download <package>
How long does it take?
Then install from tmp:
opkg install /tmp/<filenames>
How long does this take.
nor50 12 Oct 2019
It is NOT when I install them that is the issue now. It's when I upgrade OpenPLI it takes forever now.
WanWizard 12 Oct 2019
Like so:
root@galaxy4k:~# time opkg download enigma2-plugin-picons-snp-full.220x132-220x132.light.on.transparent Downloaded enigma2-plugin-picons-snp-full.220x132-220x132.light.on.transparent as enigma2-plugin-picons-snp-full.220x132-220x132.light.on.transparent_2019-10-12--00-54-24_all.ipk. real 0m 0.88s user 0m 0.59s sys 0m 0.29s root@galaxy4k:~# time opkg install --force-reinstall /tmp/enigma2-plugin-picons-snp-full.220x132-220x132.light.on.transparent_2019-10-12--00-54-24_all.ipk Installing enigma2-plugin-picons-snp-full.220x132-220x132.light.on.transparent (2019-10-12--00-54) on root Configuring enigma2-plugin-picons-snp-full.220x132-220x132.light.on.transparent. real 0m 20.20s user 0m 16.98s sys 0m 2.70s root@galaxy4k:~# rm /tmp/enigma2-plugin-picons-snp-full.220x132-220x132.light.on.transparent_2019-10-12--00-54-24_all.ipk
so less than a second for the download, and about 20 seconds for the install in flash.
WanWizard 12 Oct 2019
It is NOT when I install them that is the issue now. It's when I upgrade OpenPLI it takes forever now.
What is the difference? That does exactly the same.
To be precise, it does a
opkg list-upgradable
to see if there are packages to upgrade, and if so, it will loop over the list, doing a
opkg upgrade <package>
for each of them.
betacentauri 12 Oct 2019
means install the package or update it when it’s already installed.
I want to rule out that the connection to the PLi servers is bad (why ever).
WanWizard 12 Oct 2019
What I can see in the logs, for nor50's IP:
x.x.x.x - - [12/Oct/2019:18:57:07 +0200] "GET /feeds/openpli-7-release/picons/enigma2-plugin-picons-snp-full.400x240-370x210.light.on.transparent_2019-10-12--00-54-24_all.ipk HTTP/1.1" 200 43499638 "-" "Wget" "-" x.x.x.x - - [12/Oct/2019:18:58:13 +0200] "GET /feeds/openpli-7-release/picons/enigma2-plugin-picons-snp-full.400x240-400x240.light.on.transparent_2019-10-12--00-54-24_all.ipk HTTP/1.1" 200 48536654 "-" "Wget" "-" x.x.x.x - - [12/Oct/2019:18:58:50 +0200] "GET /feeds/openpli-7-release/picons/enigma2-plugin-picons-srp-full.400x240-400x240.light.on.transparent_2019-10-12--00-54-24_all.ipk HTTP/1.1" 200 41423602 "-" "Wget" "-"
no idea why download three different picon packages? I can imagine this will make the local picon directory a bit of a mess?
edit: I've added "total response time" and "upstream request time" logging to the CDN logs, so next time we can see exactly how long it took to download.
Edited by WanWizard, 12 October 2019 - 22:50.
betacentauri 12 Oct 2019
Abu Baniaz 12 Oct 2019
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Edited by Abu Baniaz, 12 October 2019 - 22:52.