frankd wrote:
> Thanks Peter for the plugins.
> I think I lost you repo when the link was not available for some time (I
> guess you moved the repo) - thus I used backups to add the plugins to my
> internal webserver (repo).
Ah, whew. Yes, I was off the forums for a while *and* lost access to
frankd wrote:
> If these apps and patches are hosted with the maxversion overwritten in
> the repository.xml, everything will work automatically. That is what I
> did locally. Maybe there is a simple approach of overwriting maxversions
> for a "positive list of apps / patches" via the official r
mherger wrote:
> > Not completely sure if the âUse unsupported extensionsâ option
> also
> > works for patches/applets or if something similar would have to be
> done
> > in the SqueezePlay source code to make it work.
>
> That likely would need some work in the Patch Installer, too.
If the
peterw wrote:
> Were you having trouble with the AllQuiet and SleepFade plugins from my
> Netlify repository?
Thanks Peter for the plugins.
I think I lost you repo when the link was not available for some time (I
guess you moved the repo) - thus I used backups to add the plugins to my
internal
Not completely sure if the “Use unsupported extensions” option also
works for patches/applets or if something similar would have to be done
in the SqueezePlay source code to make it work.
That likely would need some work in the Patch Installer, too.
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frankd wrote:
>
> Maybe these plugins and applets can be added to the list of abandoned
> plugins for the availability of the community? Not sure how the
> mechanism works behind the scenes.
>
Might be worth to check with Michael(mherger) if they could be added to
the unsupported list:
https:
Were you having trouble with the AllQuiet and SleepFade plugins from my
Netlify repository?
owner of the stuff at https://tuxreborn.netlify.app/
(which used to reside at www.tux.org/~peterw/)
Note: The best way to reach me is email or PM, as I don't spend much
time on the forums.
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