2015-08-27, 21:52
I'll have to go through the setup instructions on a clean box, I'll get back to you.
2015-08-28, 16:51
Found the problem, will make a new release this weekend (gotta run now).
2015-08-29, 11:38
CHANGELOG.md Wrote:#### 1.7.0
* removed the "don't warn about XBMC incompatibility" setting since there aren't that many Frodo users left
* fixed ability to load images in parallel. Previously all image requests were handled sequentially.
* changed the image resizing to use the Imagine library. The application now prefers to use Imagick to resize images, but GD is still supported for users who haven't installed php5-imagick.
* added 4K video resolution flag
* added power management functionality for backends. Backends can now be powered off, hibernated, suspended and restarted.
* added Vagrant environment for developers. See CONTRIBUTING.md for more details.
* minor refactoring, including some minor fixes to potential migration errors
Follow https://github.com/Jalle19/xbmc-video-se...g-on-linux to update your installations!
@ubik this also fixes your issue.
2015-09-11, 23:46
(2015-08-29, 11:38)negge Wrote: @ubik this also fixes your issue.Thanks a lot Negge ! it's work fine now
thanks for your nice app !
2015-09-13, 19:46
CHANGELOG.md Wrote:#### 1.7.1
* fixed invalid URLs for placeholder images under certain scenarios
* fixed thumbnail URLs when proxy location is used
Sorry for the hickup!
2015-09-17, 23:50
Hi negge,
Do you think if it's possible to add a button in each film/tvshow's form to download the subtitles through the video.subtitles api or the player set subtitles API ?
It will be easyer for the visitor to download the sub, then load it inside the player which open the m3u.
thanks !
Do you think if it's possible to add a button in each film/tvshow's form to download the subtitles through the video.subtitles api or the player set subtitles API ?
It will be easyer for the visitor to download the sub, then load it inside the player which open the m3u.
thanks !
2015-09-18, 13:23
(2015-09-17, 23:50)ubik Wrote: Hi negge,
Do you think if it's possible to add a button in each film/tvshow's form to download the subtitles through the video.subtitles api or the player set subtitles API ?
It will be easyer for the visitor to download the sub, then load it inside the player which open the m3u.
thanks !
This has been requested before. As far as I know it's not possible to retrieve external subtitles through the API. The methods you mentioned are for controlling the subtitles while Kodi is playing something.
2015-09-18, 13:37
ok,
maybe if we cheat by trying to substr_replace the path from the video and replace the extension ".mkv" by ".srt" ?
maybe if we cheat by trying to substr_replace the path from the video and replace the extension ".mkv" by ".srt" ?
2015-09-19, 11:39
I haven't tried that, but even if it works I doubt I'd want to integrate such a hack. If subtitles are important you should consider embedding them in your media files instead of keeping them separate.
2015-09-19, 12:02
Thanks negge,
It's a lot of work to embbed them all, because that means a bunch of hours for thousands files.
I have another question, can we set the log parameters to have more informations ?
I had a strange entry whith a certain "guest" user (i don't have any guest in my user list) :
Nobody of my friends are from USA or use a vpn/proxy, and that's a Blue Coat's organisation IP.
I made a fail2ban module on my system for that kind of entry, but it's pretty disturbing to see that in the log
I saw in your code that, sometime the user "guest" is used for some reasons, but it's not totally clear to me for the moment.
It's a lot of work to embbed them all, because that means a bunch of hours for thousands files.
I have another question, can we set the log parameters to have more informations ?
I had a strange entry whith a certain "guest" user (i don't have any guest in my user list) :
Code:
199.19.249.196 "guest" logged outI made a fail2ban module on my system for that kind of entry, but it's pretty disturbing to see that in the log
I saw in your code that, sometime the user "guest" is used for some reasons, but it's not totally clear to me for the moment.
2015-09-19, 15:18
Can you check Apache's access log which pages that IP accessed? The log file is /var/log/apache2/access.log on Ubuntu-based systems.
2015-09-19, 15:20
For the record, "guest" is the internal name for non-authenticated users in the framework this application uses. This entry is probably harmless, I'm guessing some bot tried accessing the logout page.
2015-09-19, 17:38
@ubik the latest commits fixes your issue (by simply not attempting a logout for users who are not logged in). There's no official new version yet since this is such a minor change, but you can run "git pull" to get the new code (no other commands necessary this time).
2015-09-19, 21:50
thanks for your commits negge, i pulled the new code.
here is a grep in the apache.log on the IP specified : http://pastebin.com/riwvmVpN
It seems to be a browsing of the last movies i added, and a attempt to download a m3u.
i don't now if it was me after a idle or not, but th USA's location of the IP is just weird.
here is a grep in the apache.log on the IP specified : http://pastebin.com/riwvmVpN
It seems to be a browsing of the last movies i added, and a attempt to download a m3u.
i don't now if it was me after a idle or not, but th USA's location of the IP is just weird.
