If you are using the repository
(http://superdatetimewu.sourceforge.net/repo.xml), you should now be
able to update the CustomClock Jivelite applet. It should be equivalent
to what Paul described - I re-started with erland's most current code
(with license dependency removed), and re-did the mods to allow it to
work under Jivelite.
It's also posted at:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/superdatetimewu/files/CC_STUFF/CustomClock_JL_1.01.004.zip
retro80s wrote:
> Could you publish the diffs or instructions on what to change in
> jivelite? Since Erland has removed the license requirement for Custom
> Clock around July, 2017, my License Manager licensed code has expired
> and I would like to have the Custom Clock in jivelite working again.
> Perhaps tcutting can update the jivelite code, also?
>
> I have diffed the updated files that erland altered to remove
> licensing.
>
> I found these two files need changes:
> CustomClockApplet.lua
> CustomClockMeta.lua
>
>
> In this file,
> CustomClockApplet.lua
> ...search for...
> appletManager:callService("isLicensedApplet","CustomClock")
> ...and replace with...
> true
>
> In CustomClockMeta.lua, remove these two lines:
>
> appletManager:callService("registerLicensedApplet","CustomClock",nil,"Use
> License Manager plugin in Squeezebox Server or goto http://li
> cense.isaksson.info to get license")
> appletManager:callService("isLicensedApplet","CustomClock")
>
> Also, if you "sudo su -" and edit the files in
> /home/tc/.jivelite/userpath/applets/CustomClock/ , how do you persist
> the changes between reboots?
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