Hi,
On 09/11/2012 12:03 AM, Adam Charrett wrote:
> It's my intention to rewrite the tvserver and freevo 1 interface to use it.
Good plan. Maybe not reqrite everything. :)
Before you start we should discuss this here to make the tvserver work
for 1.x and 2.x. Right now, Freevo 2 does not have TV
On 2012-09-11 00:03, Adam Charrett wrote:
> <>
> No need for tvserver which is pretty out-of-date and needs some tlc.
>
> > Overall goal here is to revive the tv recording ability I had with
> > 1.9.2b2 prior to going all git.
>
> I wouldn't suggest using the git version for the moment as things
On Mon, 2012-09-03 at 22:11 +0200, Anders Thomson wrote:
> Now with a v6 savvy python, things get further but still no dice:
>
> Freevo 1.9.2-git started at Mon Sep 3 22:01:56 2012
> -
On 2012-09-03 19:45, Jason Tackaberry wrote:
> On 12-09-03 01:35 PM, Anders Thomson wrote:
> > Being a c guy, it was not obvious to me that the _language_ had IP
> > version knowledge (or anything IP related to it at all).
>
> It's not the language per se, but the socket module, which is written
On 12-09-03 01:35 PM, Anders Thomson wrote:
> Being a c guy, it was not obvious to me that the _language_ had IP
> version knowledge (or anything IP related to it at all).
It's not the language per se, but the socket module, which is written in
C. It references structs and consts that might no
On 2012-09-03 18:53, Jason Tackaberry wrote:
> On 12-09-03 12:37 PM, Anders Thomson wrote:
> > tv ~ # zgrep IPV6 /proc/config.gz
> > CONFIG_IPV6=y
>
> My current thinking is that Python itself wasn't built with
> --enable-ipv6. Check:
>
> $ python -c 'import socket; print socket.has_ipv6'
"False
On 12-09-03 12:37 PM, Anders Thomson wrote:
> tv ~ # zgrep IPV6 /proc/config.gz
> CONFIG_IPV6=y
My current thinking is that Python itself wasn't built with
--enable-ipv6. Check:
$ python -c 'import socket; print socket.has_ipv6'
Is this a Gentoo, LFS, or similar custom built install?
> Btw a
On 2012-09-02 17:45, Jason Tackaberry wrote:
Hi Anders,
On 12-08-26 04:32 PM, Anders Eriksson wrote:
It still fails with that bt even though the kernel has IPv6 enabled.
It's running kaabase git as of 25 augusti.
Hrm, surprising. Can you please provide me the output of:
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|$ cat /proc/ne
Hi Anders,
On 12-08-26 04:32 PM, Anders Eriksson wrote:
It still fails with that bt even though the kernel has IPv6 enabled.
It's running kaabase git as of 25 augusti.
Hrm, surprising. Can you please provide me the output of:
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|$ cat /proc/net/if_inet6
$ cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/bindv6onl
Hi,
It still fails with that bt even though the kernel has IPv6 enabled. It's
running kaabase git as of 25 augusti.
Anders
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Jason Tackaberry wrote:
On 12-08-25 01:35 PM, Anders Eriksson wrote:
> This machine now has CONFIG
On 12-08-25 01:35 PM, Anders Eriksson wrote:
> This machine now has CONFIG_IPV6 enabled and ifconfig lo shows ::1
> config'd. Anything else v6 related required?
Nope, a v6 network is not needed, only a dual stack kernel. Does it
still not work?
Cheers,
Jason.
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Hi,
Excuse the top post. Sending from mobile.
This machine now has CONFIG_IPV6 enabled and ifconfig lo shows ::1 config'd.
Anything else v6 related required?
-Anders
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Jason Tackaberry wrote:
On 12-08-24 08:50 AM, Anders Er
On 12-08-24 08:50 AM, Anders Eriksson wrote:
> Any idea what might cause this?
The socket code in kaa.base assumes a dual stack OS. This is almost
always the case out-of-the-box, but custom configurations may have IPv6
disabled, which will cause this.
I do intend to handle the single stack cas
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