Pascal Schirrmann wrote:
> Duncan Webb a écrit :
>> Pascal Schirrmann wrote:
>>
>>> The debug gave me a hint about an error in the AUDIO_ITEMS. After
>>> correcting that, it seems to work a little better (or is it due to
>>> version 8853 ?)
>>>
>> AUDIO_ITEMS still has a bug in that it do
It turns out python has a md5 module built right in. I went ahead and
changed it to md5. So to summarize, since there have been so many
emails and version ;)
The passwd helper takes a username and password from the user and dumps
md5 encoded strings for the user to add to local_config.py
Th
Hi Japie,
I just was playing around with webradio.fxd.
Maybe I found something which can help you with your playlist problem.
In the source there is the following example:
foo.jpg
xine
===>
http://6
The newest version is on the tracker page. The reason I do not like
plain text in the local_conf.py is because I keep backups of this file
on my PC, and I imagine others may do so too. I just do not like the
idea of plain text passwords. If you really want I can change it to
md5, but since t
No more local_conf.py foolery
Index: src/www/web_types.py
===
--- src/www/web_types.py(revision 8853)
+++ src/www/web_types.py(working copy)
@@ -27,8 +27,8 @@
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#
I can change it to just dump the user & password to the console. Also
if a user uses crypt- for a password it WILL still work, since it checks
all passwrods against plain text first.
Duncan Webb wrote:
> Ryan Roth wrote:
>
>> OK I have stunnel working. I would like to write a howto for the
Ryan Roth wrote:
> OK I have stunnel working. I would like to write a howto for the wiki,
> but I would like to include the encrypted passwords in the how to also.
Great wiki page.
I think it would be better to use a tuple for encrypted user names and
passwords, then the password checker can de
Tanja wrote:
> Hi Duncan,
>
> Thanks for you reply!
>
> I tried it differently now.
> I downloaded the released kaa-base and kaa-metadata files and installed
> them to the system via python setup.py install.
> And then I run freevo-1.x directly from its directry which worked good
> for older vers
Tanja wrote:
> I am a bit supprised by this. Is freevo-1.x needing imlib2?
IIRC SVN does. Duncan tries to use as much kaa modules as possible for
a better testing for freevo 2.0
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For the record, now it is working!
Tanja schrieb:
> Hi Duncan,
>
> Thanks for you reply!
>
> I tried it differently now.
> I downloaded the released kaa-base and kaa-metadata files and installed
> them to the system via python setup.py install.
> And then I run freevo-1.x directly from its dire
Hi Duncan,
Thanks for you reply!
I tried it differently now.
I downloaded the released kaa-base and kaa-metadata files and installed
them to the system via python setup.py install.
And then I run freevo-1.x directly from its directry which worked good
for older versions of freevo and seems also
Duncan Webb a écrit :
> Pascal Schirrmann wrote:
>
>> The debug gave me a hint about an error in the AUDIO_ITEMS. After
>> correcting that, it seems to work a little better (or is it due to
>> version 8853 ?)
>>
>
> AUDIO_ITEMS still has a bug in that it doesn't allow web radio unless it
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Tanja wrote:
> "/usr/local/freevo-2.0/lib/python2.4/site-packages/freevo/ui/directory.py",
> line 89, in ?
> freevo_hide_played = (str, kaa.beacon.ATTR_SIMPLE),
>File
> "/usr/local/freevo-2.0/lib/python2.4/site-packages/kaa/beacon/__init__.py",
> line 138, in register_file_type_attrs
>
Jaap Struyk wrote:
> Op vr 29-12-2006, om 15:34 schreef Duncan Webb:
>
>> This seems a fair enough solution, sorry we could not help more. Did you
>> check to see if there any known python bugs with stack-protector enabled.
>
> There are more, some calls by python are interpreted as stack smash but
OK I have stunnel working. I would like to write a howto for the wiki,
but I would like to include the encrypted passwords in the how to also.
Duncan Webb wrote:
> Ryan Roth wrote:
>
>> The reason I wanted this is start making the web interface more secure.
>> I wanted to take with people a
Dirk Meyer schrieb:
> Tanja wrote:
>> Now freevo-2.0 seems to start, but closes again directly.
>> I again have a very long traceback.
>
> Please send.
Here it comes:
2006-12-29 17:04:53,356 ERROR[ rpc] __init__.py 1072:
Authentication failed
2006-12-29 17:04:53,358 ERROR[ rpc] __i
Op vr 29-12-2006, om 15:34 schreef Duncan Webb:
> This seems a fair enough solution, sorry we could not help more. Did you
> check to see if there any known python bugs with stack-protector enabled.
There are more, some calls by python are interpreted as stack smash but
aren't.
Maybe the core tel
Tanja wrote:
> Now freevo-2.0 seems to start, but closes again directly.
> I again have a very long traceback.
Please send.
> Thus my questions are still valid:
> Has someone of you freevo-2.0 running?
I, but I'm not sure that is counting much because I know where some
bugs are :)
> What is its
OK, I found it by myself.
Stupid me!
beacon can not be found, because it is not in the path.
A simple export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/freevo-2.0/bin
has been the solution for that.
Now freevo-2.0 seems to start, but closes again directly.
I again have a very long traceback.
Thus my questions are st
Can you apply the current changes to svn? And I will start working on
HTTPS. None of it is yet implemented right?
Duncan Webb wrote:
> Ryan Roth wrote:
>
>> The reason I wanted this is start making the web interface more secure.
>> I wanted to take with people and see what they though abou
Hi again,
as I had no luck with freevo-1.X, I went to try freevo-2.0 from svn.
I have some free time at the moment, thus I can be brave ;-)
I followed the instructions in the wiki on how to install it to a
directory.
The installation seems to be no problem,
python setup.py install --prefix==/usr
Jaap Struyk wrote:
> I managed to get a core-dump (wich is like arabic to me)
> http://www.japie.deserver.nl/ftp/HLFS/mminfo.core.bz2 so I rebuild
> Python with fno-stack-protector wich does work but leaves me with a
> (potential) security risk.
> But since Python is only used for freevo I can live
Tanja wrote:
> Hello together,
>
> I am trying to install the current svn version of freevo-1
>
> First I downloaded the current svn version of kaa
> (revision 2301)
> and installed it using the prefix-option:
> python setup.py install --prefix=/usr/local/freevo-1.7
> No problem so far!
The prob
Ryan Roth wrote:
> The reason I wanted this is start making the web interface more secure.
> I wanted to take with people and see what they though about changing the
> web server to a secure server. This would be nice for those of us who
> forward web traffic from our public IP to our Freevo b
Alberto Hernando wrote:
> El Miércoles, 27 de Diciembre de 2006 23:24, Stephen Rowles escribió:
>> dvbstream can be used to multicast out the all the pids on given frequency.
>>
>> Could the record sub-system be changed instead of recording using
>> mplayer to dump one channel, dvbstream could be u
Hello together,
I am trying to install the current svn version of freevo-1
First I downloaded the current svn version of kaa
(revision 2301)
and installed it using the prefix-option:
python setup.py install --prefix=/usr/local/freevo-1.7
No problem so far!
After that I downloaded the current svn
I guess it doesn't matter which player you use. If you disable the
postprocessing and you don't see any image quality drop, it should be a
good setting for you.
So don't worry at all for disabling xine's "--post=pp:quality=10"
option.
Anyway, I will try to tune TVE50 when I arrive home (I think
2006/12/29, Gerardo Martínez Bernat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I don't use xine but mplayer with a DVB-T card. Anyway I don't use any
kind of postprocessing and image quality is really good with near zero
use of CPU (this isn't accurate as depends on the host). If you are
connecting PC to TV via S-Vid
I managed to get a core-dump (wich is like arabic to me)
http://www.japie.deserver.nl/ftp/HLFS/mminfo.core.bz2 so I rebuild
Python with fno-stack-protector wich does work but leaves me with a
(potential) security risk.
But since Python is only used for freevo I can live with it, maybe the
core file
I don't use xine but mplayer with a DVB-T card. Anyway I don't use any
kind of postprocessing and image quality is really good with near zero
use of CPU (this isn't accurate as depends on the host). If you are
connecting PC to TV via S-Video or composite video it isn't really worth
to enable deinte
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