Oh, sorry, you also have to tell the plugin not to init under the main interface:
def __init__(self):
# Disable this plugin if not loaded by record_server.
if string.find(sys.argv[0], 'recordserver') == -1:
returns/recordserver/webserver
So, this is a little bit of a hack but it works. Dischi may want to make this a bit more natural.
-Rob
Rob Shortt wrote:
Aubin Paul wrote:
Ok, it's working, but it's clunky because the plugin is activated under the OSD interface when it really should be in the webserver.py helper. Anyone want to hazard a guess on the best way to do this?
Sure. :)
I had to get recordserver to use plugins too and Dischi made a special plugin function for it:
plugin.init_special_plugin(config.plugin_record)
Where in local_conf.py I have:
plugin_record = plugin.activate('tv.ivtv_record')
You may be able to reference the plugin by name as well, I'm not sure atm.
HTH, -Rob
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