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Rincewind

Member Since 22 Jun 2010
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In Topic: OpenWebif [E2OpenPlugins]

8 April 2012 - 19:30

So this leads to the conclusion that something in the streaming interface of enigma2 should behave better when dealing with base64 encoded URLs. Do you agree with me? Should I post this in another forum section since this seems not related to openwebif?


Correct on both :)
Unfortunately, I don't even know where to start to look for the answers to your problem.

In Topic: OpenWebif [E2OpenPlugins]

7 April 2012 - 23:20

As far as I understand, from the discussion in this same thread on page 17 onwards, if you invoke
http://boxname:8001/service
you are calling straight into the enigma2 streaming interface, with no involvement whatsoever of the webif, which doesn't listen on that port (at least, this is what I get from the code...).

In Topic: OpenWebif [E2OpenPlugins]

25 March 2012 - 21:52

Is it possible to implement that in stream.m3u generation from openwebif? These should work on other channels too (normal channels that does not use shared pmt)


I've committed an implementation: I've tested it only in "normal" situations: let me know if it works as desired on shared PMT

In Topic: OpenWebif [E2OpenPlugins]

20 March 2012 - 21:54

OK, I've probably found the problem and I've committed a fix. Please test and let me know.

The strange thing is that, if I did not get it wrong, this issue has always been present in OpenWebif, and possibly in the old web interface! (I did not use the latter, so I'm judging from the code).

In Topic: OpenWebif [E2OpenPlugins]

20 March 2012 - 17:53

In this case, the problem seems to have been introduced after the commit of March 4, 2012 ("Refactored timer dialog code to avoid multiple initializations")


Mmmh, that sounds strange: I made that commit (but that's not the reason I'm finding it strange :) ), and it is not touching at all the movies management, only the timers. :huh:

@Tilleke, let me understand, in order to recreate the problem when I'm home and I find a little time: you are saying that if you have set up your default recording directory to somewhere different from /hdd/movie, you call http: //box/movielist?dirname=path and you do not find the movies that are there: is this correct?

@Edgar: Linux/Unix is case sensitive

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