jfath Wrote:Any thoughts about controlling multiple XBMC clients from a single Maraschino installation?

I have a single server that holds all video along with the XBMC databases, etc. It would be great to be be able to browse that server with Media Library but select which client I'm targeting for playback. Maybe a module with settings for multiple XBMC clients and a simple radio button interface for selecting between playback clients?

Just installed Maraschino today and I can see it's going to be extremely useful. Thanks very much for making it available.

hellow Wrote:Have anyone tryed the openelec addon and have some screenshot to show off?

I was wondering if its possible to install this addon on XBMC? has anyone tried? Im at work atm, so i cant test myself.

Boggie1688 Wrote:Make sure Maraschino is NOT running.

1. Get Windows 2003 Resource Kit: Click Here

2. Open a command prompt with admin privileges.

Execute the following:
instsrv Maraschino "C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Resource Kits\Tools\srvany.exe"

You should see "Service successfully installed"

**Note you can see I am running x64. If you don't have a x64 install, you probably don't have a "Program Files (x86)" folder. Use "Program Files" instead.

3. Open Notepad and Paste the following:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Maraschino\Parameters]
"AppDirectory"="C:\\Python27"
"Application"="C:\\Python27\\python.exe C:\\HTPC-Apps\\Maraschino\\maraschino-cherrypy.py"

You'll need to change the drives if needed, as well as the directories. The line of code following python.exe tells the computer to run the maraschino-cherrypy.py file using python.exe.

Save Notepad as install_Maraschino.reg. Double click and Windows will ask you if you wish to add the file to your registry. Confirm OK and install.

4. In the command prompt execute the following:
sc config Maraschino depend= Tcpip

You should see "ChangeServiceConfig SUCESS"

5. Nagivate to Control Panel -> Administrator Tools -> Services -> Find Maraschino, right click and start. Alternatively you can simply reboot the computer.

**Note. If you double click and open the Maraschino service, you can click the Recovery Tab. Set First and Second Failure to "Restart Service". Set Third Failure to "Restart the Computer".

If done correctly you Maraschino should be running and you should be able to reach the webpage.

castortray Wrote:I did it, but I noticed that when I stopping Maraschino service it doesn't kill process from windows task manager, python.exe*32 still working in task manager.
Stopping service disable only access for Maraschino via browser but main process still working on "server".
Maybe you have a fix for this ?

Regards

_Mikie_ Wrote:Are you sure that python is the maraschino one and not sabznbd or couchpotato or something else?

Quote:iMac:~ stefangates$ git clone https://github.com/mrkipling/maraschino.git /home/stefangates/maraschino
fatal: could not create leading directories of '/home/stefangates/maraschino': Operation not supported

Skully Wrote:Hi,

I am really struggling to get this to work. I am usually pretty good at these kind of things but I just can't work this out!

Using OS X Lion I get the following error on step 2 of install.



Can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong?

Lucleonhart Wrote:I asked this once before:
Is there any plans / a solution for the missing images?

I am away from home, i connect to my dyndns adress a i can see maraschino.
I configure the server settings to "localhost" and i do this for every addon (sickbeard, etc).

No i can see all modules, latest added episodes, etc.
But ALL images are missing, because they are directly linked to "localhost" which is not working for me, because i am at a remote pc.

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In PHP, i would write a little script which opens the local image and displays it. This one could be called remotely.

Code:

<?php
$i = imagecreatefromjpeg("http://localhost:8080/myimage.jpg");
imagejpeg($i);
?>

I could call this script from anywhere in the world and i would see my local image!

Any solution for this in python?

-> My current view for you: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6451985/maraschino.PNG

arabuli Wrote:How do I install it on Arch Linux? Is there some how-to?

uglyman Wrote:just use this instead:
git clone https://github.com/mrkipling/maraschino.git ~/maraschino

gugahoi Wrote:Not sure what are the intrinsic differences but is it not possible to just follow the ubuntu guide? The only thing I can think of that may change is aptitude so instead I believe you have to use pacman to install git, all the rest is straight forward ...