Posts by thoradia

Quote from vanbeer

thoradia, I'm kinda new to compiling, but I tried compiling rTorrent yesterday for the Rpi 2. I got this error:

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CROSS COMPILE Badness: /usr/include in INCLUDEPATH: /usr/include/libxml2
cc1: internal compiler error: in add_path, at incpath.c:462

Are you running into similar problems?

Thank you for your help!

To help you I would need to know what package you attempt to build and what version of LibreELEC you are using.

If you have forked thoradia/LibreELEC.tv, just submit a pull request of your current changes from your fork.

Looking forward to collaborating with you.

niabi

The qt-everywhere package mentioned in post #8 builds for PROJECT=S085 ARCH=arm with kszaq release 8.0.1l.

qt-everywhere 5.8.0 builds for S805, and should build for all other projects.

Ah, yes: qt-everywhere builds for vanilla LibreELEC projects, not for SX05/arm.

I will see what I can do, do not hold your breath though

Quote from niabi

Thanks for this!

are you compiling in 32 or 64bit?

Have you have any luck compiling 5.8.0 ? it fails for me

I am building with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS 64-bit.

Why do you need 5.8.0?

Thoradia add-ons build for LibreELEC 9.0 for RPi2 (source, binaries).

repo-tool is however broken, and the Kodi repository is therefore not functional.

Any help (fixing repo-tool, porting rtorrent for OpenELEC unofficial add-ons, etc ) would be appreciated.

Quote from moreje

Well, don't really know what is easy for you guys, but I did not managed to setup Transmission with Docker

I ve installed Docker add on

I ve installed linuxserver.io repository

and next??

any newbie how-to??

thank you

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This is an alternative to Docker

qt-everywhere builds.

Using cmake to build QT applications will however fail, due to this.

config/make/make install, if possible, works, see eg here.

The default web UI port of qBittorrent is 8880.

Quote from themowgs

Hi there,

I would just like to quickly find something out from you regarding the add on.

I currently have Sickrage, Transmission, Couch potato and SABNzbd installed on my system which was developed by someone else.

If I add your repo and install your apps, will I have to redo all my settings from my previous ones or will it already be in the new ones?

Also, would I need to remove all of the old ones after installing yours?

Sent from my LG-H815 using Tapatalk

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I do not know what services you are currently using, but I guess that these services and the add-ons use the same ports (therefore install either the services or the add-ons), and that these services store their respective configurations at specific locations (you will therefore probably have to re-configure the add-ons).

Quote from iLLiac4

In latest releases transmission is not working anymore.

/storage/.kodi/addons/service.transmission/bin/transmission-daemon: error while loading shared libraries: libcrypto.so.38: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

What do you mean by latest releases?
Add-ons for LibreELEC 9 are not available yet.
Expect them in a fortnight.

Quote from MrJones

Ok... now I can stop transmission service and I open settings.json...

I'm trying to edit "rcp-whitelist-enable: false" but seems it's not posible to save changes... even after stop and restart de service...

What am I doing wrong?

Thanks again.

You are doing nothing wrong: the add-on uses the --allowed flag, to set allowed IP addresses from the add-on settings.
I gather this sets rpc-whilelist-enabled to true.
By default, allowed IP addresses are *.*.*.* (any address).

I thought the log would show whether a client tried to connect and why it fails to connect, but it does not.

Two questions:
1. Are you trying to connect from within your network, or from outside your network?
2. If you are connecting from outside your network, have you forwarded the web-ui port (9091)?

Quote from were55

Hi Thoradia,

Sorry for not provide enough info:

I'm using Raybuntu Odroid-C2 rb-krypton7 8.0 version (from Hardkernel),here is the error:

thanks for your help

Weird.
Add-ons for that build are here.
Try to install from there.

Quote from MrJones

Hi, Thoradia!

Thank you very much for this great job! I'm totally newbie so just learning as fast as I can.

I've install Transmission in a s905X device (Leelbox MXQ Pro mini) libreelec 7.0.3 and is working!

I can connect from web browser writting web but I cannot connect from an android smartphone over Remote Transmission app. I've tried host 192.168.0.163 and port 9091 like I did in the past in other device but it doesn't work.

Can you help me?
Thank you in advance.

I need your help to assess:
1. check the log (journalctl -u service.transmission) for messages corresponding to your issue
2. if appropriate adapt rpc-* entries in /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.transmission/settings.json

Quote from were55

Hi Thoradia,

Repo is not reachable, any clue?

Regards

No issue here.
Please provide more details, in particular project (Generic, RPi2, etc) and LibreELEC version.
Cheers

Quote from thoradia

With respect to SABnzbd 2.0.0 (add-on revision 13): LibreELEC does not provide UTF-8 support.
If this is an issue for you, use NZBGet instead of SABnzbd.

Fixed with revision 14 of the add-on.
Sorry for the inconvenience.

With respect to SABnzbd 2.0.0 (add-on revision 13): LibreELEC does not provide UTF-8 support.
If this is an issue for you, use NZBGet instead of SABnzbd.

Quote from TNS

I am using this build with great success on my Mini M8S-II 2G /8G Box. I am reluctant to move to LE 8 as there are a lot of bugs to be ironed out.
Everything works great. Thanks a lot. I want to try deluge instead of transmission . I know thoradia has developed it. but it is only for LE8. Will it be possible for you to develop deluge as an addon for your above Build. Just a request. if it is too much effort , then forget it. I will be using 64 Bit for as long as you keep building them. Thank you in advance.

I did not manage to build Deluge for LE 7. If you want to try to build it from where left it, uncomment PKG_IS_ADDON in LibreELEC.tv/package.mk at thoradia-7.0 · thoradia/LibreELEC.tv · GitHub.