Ok, so I managed to get access via Filezilla FTP client, but when i tried to overwrite the existing files within the script.module.elementtree directory within XBMC I got a 'permission denied' error.
So i did a bit more Googling and found the following instructions to 'fix' my old version of script.module.elementtree:
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http://www.xbmchub.com/forums/threads/14...sh-install =====
To run this fix you need to install the binary highway addon here is how:
Goto home screen->system->addons->install from zip->fusion->video->free-tv->repository.thehighway
After you install the repo here is the path:
Goto homescreen->videos->getmore->the binary highway->context menu and makesure the addon is installed and enabled
After you install/enablel that :
homescreen->videos->the binary highway->misc(tools and such)-> updater v2b[git]-> click "click to update the file for updates".
Then:
homescreen->videos->the binary highway->misc(tools and such)-> updater v2b[git]-> tools_XBMC_fixes[2013-10-20b].zip (click on it)
Need to back out one level or:
homescreen->videos->the binary highway->misc(tools and such)->XBMC FIXES [2013-10-20]->install: script.modual.elementtree (click on the blue type)
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Unfortunately that didn't seem to fix the issue. From my untrained eye it looks as though the script.modual.elementtree is still not up-to-date? Here's the latest logfile:
http://xbmclogs.com/show.php?id=202034
(2014-05-15, 16:34)MilhouseVH Wrote: ssh in, rm -fr ~/.xbmc/addons/script.module.elementtree, then install from zip - should work.
Sorry, I missed reading this (as I had old version of page open while I tried to fix). How do I 'ssh in'?
Do I do that via terminal on my mac?