forum.excito.org

But I also searched for files owned by www-data to see if there was anything else besides the files in /tmp, and the only suspicious thing I can find is /var/lock/ttoy, a directory with a hidden subdir called ".m" and another subdir called "c". No files though, but maybe that's because whatever ...

johannes wrote:Ok, I'm convinced. It's on the list.

Great monday news!

But on a serious note, it would be great with official support!
//Jonte

The only reason for not going all in on transmission is BubbaMon, my firefox add-on. There are probably similar add-ons for transmission, I just haven't bothered looking since ftd usually works well enough for me.

Haven't looked into Firefox addons, but the Transmission Chrome Extension is great ...

+1 here aswell.

I use Transmission with RPC, Chrome extensions and so on on my B3. Works great.

Haha, lovin it, not drunk texting, but drunk package installing instead ;)

But I would guess that you encountered the same problem I did If you look in build.log I would guess you'll find that some dependency modules that need compiling didn't get compiled.

Warning: ExtUtils::CBuilder not ...

Yeah, a nice feature indeed.
lots of dependencies though.

Took me awhile just to install cpanminus ;)

It will be interesting to hear how it goes!

Another (more simple solution), but potentially more insecure which I'm researching now is setting up a ShowRSS account. It allows for one to enter ...

I scoured through the build.log in search of clues. From what I can tell there are some prerequisites installing with the module Net::Twitter (used in MyTV for sending a tweet as a notification). Nothing odd there I guess. They all seem to be found and added.
But several times during the ...

Has anybody tried using MyTV for Transmission?

Having trouble getting PERL Modules XML::RSSLite and Net::Twitter to install properly for some reason. Any ideas/solutions are welcome

//Jonte

change_distribution elvin -u made my Soruces.list look like this.

# Bubba apt sources.list
#
# Generated by change_distribution elvin -u
#
# vim: ft=debsources
deb http://ftp.se.debian.org/debian squeeze main
deb http://b3.update.excito.org/ elvin main
deb http://b3.update.excito.org/ upstream ...

Oh thank you for all your advice - I was not aware of all the postings - therefore I have not being responding - but I will try to go on with your suggestions... :D

I believe it is in Excitos repositories these days (For B3 anyways, but probably for Bubba2 aswell: apt-get install minidlna should ...

Plug the USB stick and install tvheadend


/root/projects/dvb/
wget http://www.lonelycoder.com/debian//dists/hts/main/source/hts-tvheadend_2.12.tar.gz
tar xzvf hts-tvheadend_2.12.tar.gz
apt-get install libavahi-client-dev
./configure
make
make install
adduser hts
addgroup hts video


Start ...

Any ideas? Still can't seem to get minidlna to work, networked devices are unable to find the B3 as a DLNA-server.

Cheeseboy wrote:ryz is right,

I don't even know why I answered to this (as I haven't tried it myself), I guess it was the old fanboyishness expressing itself.

You will have to try it and find out.
Or hope for someone else already tried it.

Sorry

No worries! Thanks ryz and Cheeseboy for input

Hi, just curious to hear reactions from the community to this topic.

I can imagine several ways in which this would be useful. Two areas of interest to me would/could be:
* Transcoding (container-switching) MKV to VOB in realtime for playback on a PS3
* Transcoding a SDTV MPEG2 to 3g-friendly ...

I installed the Minidlna package, but since I changed name in the conf file I can't find the server anymore. Does this make sense at all? Anyway, I was wondering where I can get ahold of the original conf file that installed with the package on the B3, and try again.

//Jonte