Is there a possibility the protect my modified py files from the screens and components directory,
that they will not be overwritten by an update?
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canymed112
Edited by canymed112, 23 March 2013 - 18:53.
Protect py files against SoftwareUpdate
Started by canymed112, 23 Mar 2013 18:51
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Posted 23 March 2013 - 18:51
Hi
Is there a possibility the protect my modified py files from the screens and components directory,
that they will not be overwritten by an update?
greets
canymed112
Is there a possibility the protect my modified py files from the screens and components directory,
that they will not be overwritten by an update?
greets
canymed112
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Re: Protect py files against SoftwareUpdate #2
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Posted 23 March 2013 - 19:22
Put the wanted packages on hold or build a custom script to replace the files after online update.
Edited by Happysat, 23 March 2013 - 19:22.
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Re: Protect py files against SoftwareUpdate #3
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Posted 23 March 2013 - 19:40
I tried that already but it shows me that it is already installed in enigma.list because thats are system files.
I don't want to install the files after every online update, I just want to make them resistant against an update.
Somebody told me thats not possible with a script, is that right?
I don't want to install the files after every online update, I just want to make them resistant against an update.
Somebody told me thats not possible with a script, is that right?
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Re: Protect py files against SoftwareUpdate #4
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Posted 23 March 2013 - 20:03
I am using software manager - after each update I am making restore and restart gui
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Re: Protect py files against SoftwareUpdate #5
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Posted 24 March 2013 - 06:55
opkg is supposed to respect the hold flag, ignoring changes to the flagged package. Run opkg from telnet/ssh to get the "short" version or google words like "opkg flag hold" etc...
Personally I just copy my personally edited files (skin, etc) to /home/root/files & copy them back into place after an upgrade. Actually I use a script to:
a. Backup current Image (handy if the update breaks something)
b. Upgrade the image & log changes
c. Copy my files back in place
The script looks something like:
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hemi
Personally I just copy my personally edited files (skin, etc) to /home/root/files & copy them back into place after an upgrade. Actually I use a script to:
a. Backup current Image (handy if the update breaks something)
b. Upgrade the image & log changes
c. Copy my files back in place
The script looks something like:
#!/bin/sh build-nfi-image.sh opkg update opkg upgrade > /home/root/`date +%m_%d_%y`-update.log rm /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Components/Converter/ClockToText.pyo cp /home/root/files/ClockToText.py /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Components/Converter mv /share/enigma2/keymap.xml /share/enigma2/keymap.xml~ cp /home/root/files/keymap.xml /share/enigma2 mv /share/enigma2/PLi-HD/skin.xml /share/enigma2/PLi-HD/skin.xml~ cp /home/root/files/PLi-HD.skin.xml /share/enigma2/PLi-HD/skin.xml reboot
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hemi
Re: Protect py files against SoftwareUpdate #6
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Posted 24 March 2013 - 21:05
Thanks a lot, so works it perfect!
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