16 replies to this topic

[Rob van der Does]

@Dimitrij:
would you please be so kind to move the setting of this plugin to /etc/enigma2/settings? That would ensure the proper restore after a flash.

As it is now I always forget to make the setting after flashing the box, with the annoying result that the box doesn't work (properly).

[Dimitrij]

This plugin (folder), just add it to the creation of backup.

[Rob van der Does]

I can't find any settings in there either.

[Dimitrij]

I can't find any settings in there either.

standard backup --> key info --> select folder --> /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/SystemPlugins/Autoreboot/

[Erik Slagter]

Are you writing files/data into the same folders/file that make the plugin/package???

[Rob van der Does]

 

I can't find any settings in there either.

standard backup --> key info --> select folder --> /usr/lib/enigma2/python/Plugins/SystemPlugins/Autoreboot/

 

Yes, I know how to add the folder to the backup. But:

1- There is no settings file in there either.

2- This way I should de-install the plugin, FTP the plugin folder to the box, and only then crate the backup. Cause when it's installed it would be in the plugin restore as well as in the settings restore.

 

Are you writing files/data into the same folders/file that make the plugin/package???

By the looks of it he writes user data directly into the plugin.pyo. That's the only one I see changing on a changed setting.

 

 

So please Dimitrij: could you use /etc/enigma2/settings as location for the user data?

[Rob van der Does]

By the looks of it he writes user data directly into the plugin.pyo. That's the only one I see changing on a changed setting.

I have to correct that: even there the data is not being written (at least the time stamp doesn't change). So I have absolutely no idea which file actually holds the Enable/Disable status.

[Dimitrij]

		if fileExists("/etc/init.d/driver-et8000-fix"):
			list.append((_("Disable auto reboot"), "stop"))
                                 +
update-rc.d driver-et8000-fix start 01 3 . stop 99 6 .
		else:
			list.append((_("Enable auto reboot"), "start"))

Edited by Dimitrij, 20 January 2017 - 14:47.

[Rob van der Does]

OK, clear, so how could a settings backup of the plugin folder help then?

Should I add "/etc/init.d/driver-et8000-fix" to the settings backup?

[Dimitrij]

OK, clear, so how could a settings backup of the plugin folder help then?

Should I add "/etc/init.d/driver-et8000-fix" to the settings backup?

 

Enabled = /etc/init.d/driver-et8000-fix + shell command 'update-rc.d driver-et8000-fix start 01 3 . stop 99 6 .'

This should be done manually via the plugin menu.

Edited by Dimitrij, 20 January 2017 - 14:51.

[Rob van der Does]

In other words: no option to restore the user setting 'enabled'?

[Erik Slagter]

Apparently it is enabled and disable using the SysV init script system. You'll find a symlink starting with S[0-9][0-9]* in /etc/rc3.d to the respective file in /etc/init.d

Edited by Erik Slagter, 20 January 2017 - 15:12.

[Rob van der Does]

OK, then let me rephrase my question:

@Dimitrij:

would you be willing to change the default from 'disabled' to 'enabled'?

After all one may expect that only people who experience this specific issue will install the plugin.

[Dimitrij]

Sorry,but...

In another, I do not want to do.

What could be simpler?

Install  and  enabled this plugin .

This all.

Edited by Dimitrij, 20 January 2017 - 17:09.

[Rob van der Does]

Simpler would be to just install the plugin.

As I said: on restoring (after flashing the box) I tend to forget to enable the plugin, with the rather annoying result that the box is unusable.

Not a big deal, just annoying.

[Dimitrij]

ok.

version 1.3

-enabled as default

 

not tested

[Rob van der Does]

Thanks very much Dimitrij!