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[dudule22]

Hello,

 

Is it possible to add an option to copy and paste an EPG from a channel to an other ?

 

Regards

[Huevos]

Why can't you use the EPG that is for that channel? Is it a stream?

[dudule22]

Yes

[neo]

Give the stream the same service reference as the channel. Problem solved.

[kapciu75]

Any ideas when OpenPLi 9.0 (py3) is gonna come out? 

[Tech]

If you like to operate with py3 images try the develop (nightly builds)

[dudule22]

Give the stream the same service reference as the channel. Problem solved.

 

Ok, but how to do this with the remote ?

[Huevos]

Give the stream the same service reference as the channel. Problem solved.

 

Ok, but how to do this with the remote ?

You don't. You have to edit the bouquet manually.

[dudule22]

That was not that i wanted to do.

[neo]

Possibly not.

 

But that is what you will have to do, it is a hack, but required and made possible by the poor design of Enigma when it comes to streaming media.

[Pr2]

There is a full thread about adding EPG for stream everything is foreseen in EPGImport but you need to maintain/generate a unique service reference for your channel and add it properly into /etc/epgimport/custom.channels.xml file

 

https://forums.openp...-iptv-channels/

Edited by Pr2, 9 February 2023 - 12:00.

[dudule22]

Ok, i will continue to edit file channels.

 

There is also a bug, after a reboot : The DNS adress are lost by using the WLAN with a static IP.

[neo]

The network section is a work in progress.

 

Historically, DNS entries were written in resolv.conf, but in recent distro's, this file is volatile which means you lose it after a reboot. This can be solved using openresolv, but it is not installed by default (yet).

 

Also, DNS is a per-interface setting, not a per-device setting, so DNS entries are now written to the interfaces file. Openresolv takes are populating resolv.conf from this infomation.

 

And the GUI hasn't changed yet to reflect this. I know WanWizard has been working on this, but he doesn't have the skills to update the GUI. And nobody else jumped in.

Edited by neo, 9 February 2023 - 20:24.

[littlesat]

Fixed ip should be arranged at the browser side and never within the box itself.

[neo]

"browser side"? You mean "router side", as in fixed DHCP or BOOTP.

 

Yes, preferably, but not always possible or desirable. Bottom line, if it is functionality in the image, it should work. If not, it should be removed. It should not be left in but broken.

[littlesat]

Sorry typo I mean the router or where the dns server is running that part should assign an ip based on MAC address or so… when the ‘fixed’ ip on the box is already occupied you have a risk of having two things on your network with the same ip.

[neo]

Like I said, not always possible (some dhcp servers don't support bootp) or an option (for example using multiple IP ranges on one network, only one can use DHCP).

 

And assiging a fixed configuration has been part of the linux network stack since it inception.

 

If someone wants to use it, they should be able to, and not be hindered by broken software,

Edited by neo, 10 February 2023 - 00:07.

[Pr2]

I disagree with this statement that the router should handle the fixed IP address, some router doesn't allows you to perform this.

I have a logic on my STB with a fixed IP, the one in a given room always get the same IP address, so I fix it in the box and not on the router side.

I can use a custom backup settings from one box to another one if I use the internal fixed IP.

[neo]

+1

[littlesat]

What exactly is needed in the ui for this?