Seconded; it's really good to have an alternative PPA and much
appreciated that you've made it available.
On Mon, 6 Jul 2020 at 01:35, Peter S Kirk wrote:
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> Mark,
>
> Great work, Thank you for sharing
>
> On 5 Jul 2020 at 10:49, Mark Grant Mark Grant
> wrote:
https://www.facebook.com/bbclookeast
> and quite a number of posts were made on Jun 15th, some of which come with a
> video excerpt, too! Hopefully one such post covers the news item you're
> after...
That's one avenue I hadn't considered but will explore now, thanks!
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accessible if you had the
PID cached from before it left the website or something like that.
[1] http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b006mj5w/episodes/player
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On 8 Nov 2014 22:41, "Owen Smith" wrote:
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> People don't always agree to their postings being published
> elsewhere, or their email address being publicised outside of the
> lists they have subscribed to.
The vast majority (citation needed!) of mailing lists are public and
publicly archived. Thi
provides access to the
same content in a different (and to many people, more convenient) way.
Conversations like this one which suggest that in some way GiP is in
remotely the same category as TPB or Tor are misleading and unhelpful.
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oll?) but worth investigating?
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do like a fair bit of
the TV content they churn out (I just don't watch it live because it
doesn't suit me to). Pulling the rug out from under GiP which did
nothing to threaten the BBC may well change my view on this.
[1] But actually Thank they don't!
[2] Debatable... but not a debat
If the program you downloaded is inside an archive then that's
probably been set for you, but it's not inconceivable that this won't
also cause a problem for you one day.
To check permissions, use:
ls -l get_iplayer
.. and if the "x" bits are missing, set them
chmo
e sent to
everyone (I have...) you'll appreciate that "private by default" is a
good idea, not a bad one.
Mark
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but that's a pretty weird one even
so). Nonsense like that can only serve to damage the list and
get_iplayer if given any credence; not everyone will check the
validity of an accusation these days before acting on it.
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substantial and it's far too easy to forget that faceless people on
mailing lists are real people with real lives and real struggles
off-list. I hope that things improve for you and your household (and
your country), and in the meantime a huge thanks from me for all your
efforts here in the pa
me that the reply
style isn't more than just "style over substance".
Mark
(PS: Short, properly separated (ie easily removed) signature follows,
another useful piece of netiquette)
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d logo would be no bad thing
but the basic idea of providing useful information about a useful tool to a
wider audience is the baby that should not get thrown out with the bathwater.
Mark
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appen). How do I check the value of $MATE_KEYRING_CONTROL?
echo $MATE_KEYRING_CONTROL
also:
set
.. returns a list of all variables (it'll be a long list!), so:
set | grep KEYRING
.. will give you values of any with variable name or value containing "KEYRING".
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ething new every day! Thanks for the correction.
Mark
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Internally, get_iplayer uses File::Spec
to handle paths portably.
Absolutely, I wasn't suggesting that \ shouldn't be supported, Windows users
have it hard enough already....
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7;m thinking
of paths like C:\test (where \t could be seen as "tab" not "backslash followed
by t".
Would switching to forward slashes work (C:/Downloads/BBC) on Windows? I know
that many of the underlying Windows/DOS libraries support this.
Just curious
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le to say "--start 1:20:30"
(to start 1hr, 20mins and 30sec in) when working with these multi-hour streams.
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llow exactly those steps (amongst many
other variations) before mailing the list, but I obviously got something wrong
somewhere because it now works fine. I'd like to think there's a technical
reason why this didn't work on Saturday morning but I'm sure I'd be kidding
mysel
Is it possible to use get_iplayer to retrieve Olympic Torch Relay footage?
Sample URL: http://www.bbc.co.uk/torchrelay/day46 (It's the afternoon section
I want).
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