When I set something to record, it saves the files to the /usr/local/freevo directory, instead of the place I specified in the freevo setup. When I go to the view video_library, it show's the place I specified to save the video files in the freevo setup. Any way around this since my smaller disk partition is the /usr/local partition?

Michael Ruelle wrote:

I get hangs too. it happens in manualrecord.rpy as well. so I believe it is a problem with epg_xmltv.getguide().

Mike


On Sunday 06 July 2003 18:56, Tommy Killander wrote:


Hi,

I noted that the "record_server_init" script had a line mentioning a
"boot_config" file also. I had to copy that file from
/usr/local/freevo/boot/boot_config to /etc/freevo/boot_config to get both
the webserver and record_server up and running.

However, I stumbled in to a problem with the webserver:

1. Give Freevo a fresh restart and leave it in the main menu.

2. Start your web-browser an click the TV-Guide button. The browser hangs
and waits for "Opening page http://your_Freevo_host/guide.rpy"; to
respond....

3. Freevo has crashed leaving a blank screen (but the processes seems to be
there):

1331 tty1     00:00:00 xinit
1332 ?        00:00:03 X
1334 tty1     00:00:00 freevo.xinitrc
1352 tty1     00:00:00 webserver_init
1353 tty1     00:00:00 record_server_i
1354 tty1     00:00:00 freevo
1371 tty1     00:00:02 freevo_loader
1375 tty1     00:00:00 freevo
1377 tty1     00:00:00 freevo
1391 tty1     00:00:01 freevo_loader
1393 tty1     00:00:01 freevo_loader
1418 ?        00:00:00 sshd
1420 pts/0    00:00:00 bash
1628 pts/0    00:00:00 ps

The last lines of the web-server log gives the following clues(?):

[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]# tail /var/log/freevo/internal-webserver-0.log
Cfg file data: "tvtime = ./runtime/apps/tvtime/tvtime"
Cfg file data: "version = 2.0"
Cfg file data: "xmame = /usr/local/bin/xmame.SDL"
Loading cfg: ./freevo_config.py
Using MPlayer: ./runtime/apps/mplayer/mplayer
Loading cfg overrides: /etc/freevo/local_conf.py
2003/07/07 00:44 CEST [-] Log opened.
2003/07/07 00:44 CEST [*web*] twisted.web.server.Site starting on 80
2003/07/07 00:44 CEST [*web*] Starting factory <twisted.web.server.Site
instance at 0x8030bb7c>
2003/07/07 00:44 CEST [HTTPChannel,0,10.1.16.1] XMLTV, reading cached file
(/var/cache/freevo/TV.xml-0.pickled)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] root]#

There is no crash-info or backtrace in the other logfiles.

I have checked that the "TV.xml-0.pickled" file exists. I have also deleted
it so freevo can create a new one.

The TV-Guide works fine in Freevo itself.

...wierd!
/Tommy K



-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Rob Shortt
Sent: den 6 juli 2003 16:55
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [Freevo-users] Freevoweb

j wetherell wrote:


I figured out my problem, just for future reference... To use
freevoweb, I did these changes.

Added these two lines to me /etc/rc.d/rc.local" (Slackware)
/usr/local/freevo/helpers/webserver_init &
/usr/local/freevo/helpers/record_server_init &


The *_init scripts are meant to run from the init process
(/etc/inittab), however the way you are calling them from rc.local is
acceptable, those scripts have no 'stop' argument though.



The order seems to matter.

Uncommented these three lines"
plugin.activate('www')


If you start webserver on system startup then you don't need to run it
as a plugin, so you can comment this line again.  If you try to start it
as a plugin as well as on system startup the plugin one will fail
because the port (8080) will be in use.



WWW_PORT = 8080
WWW_USERS = { "login_name" : "login_password" }
#Change the name and pass in the quotes to anything you would like.

Created these directories:
/var/log/freevo/
/var/cache/freevo/


Ahh, yes, those directories are important.  I will have to check if I
hardcoded those values somewhere (I hope not!) and if so use the one
that the config module provides.



P.S. Any way to play a start a recorded program from the web-
interface?


Sorry, not yet.  It would be nice if in the future the web interface has
much of the same functions as the TV interface so you could start videos
or music from another machine like this, or even use a browser plugin to
watch a video that way.  Related to that there is now an icecast plugin
to play music remotely.

I have been meaning to make some documentation on the webserver and
record server and will get to that soon.

-Rob



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