Posts by thoradia

Quote from CGarces

Hi thoradia

After using my own compilation I have recently moved to your repository. I'm using the version 7.

This is the result of
# systemctl list-units | grep -i toshiba

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var-media-sda\x2dusb\x2dTOSHIBA_MQ01ABD0.mount                                                                            loaded active mounted   /var/media/sda-usb-TOSHIBA_MQ01ABD0

If I add [email protected] the addon looks like start after the unit are mounted, I not see anymore the "Error: No data found", but all my files are in paused status. I don't know why.

This is my current configuration

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[Unit]
Description=transmission
After=network-online.target [email protected]
Requires=network-online.target [email protected]
#After=var-media-sda\x2dusb\x2dTOSHIBA_MQ01ABD0.mount
#Requires=var-media-sda\x2dusb\x2dTOSHIBA_MQ01ABD0.mount

BTW I not see the init.sh

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LibreELEC:~/.kodi/addons/service.transmission # ls -l
total 40
-rw-r--r--    1 root     root           733 Dec 18 19:05 addon.xml
drwxr-xr-x    2 root     root          4096 Dec 18 19:05 bin
-rw-r--r--    1 root     root           194 Dec 18 19:05 changelog.txt
-rw-r--r--    1 root     root           353 Dec 18 19:05 default.py
-rw-r--r--    1 root     root          4756 Dec 18 19:05 icon.png
drwxr-xr-x    3 root     root          4096 Dec 18 19:05 resources
-rw-r--r--    1 root     root           572 Dec 18 19:05 settings-default.xml
drwxr-xr-x    2 root     root          4096 Dec 18 19:05 system.d
drwxr-xr-x    5 root     root          4096 Dec 18 19:05 web

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I have modified bin/transmission.start

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You have to create init.sh yourself, and populate it with commands appropriate to your requirements.
With system.d, good (sleep 5, mount, etc) sometimes beats best (requires, after)

I am surprised to see a backslash in the mount service name.
You can check for the exact service name with the systemctl command.

Incidentally, what flavour of service.transmission add-on are you using?
The one provided by Thoradia allows to define a custom initialization script in /storage/.kodi/addons/service.transmission/init.sh.
This script is called each time service.transmission is started.
You can use this script to delay startup, mount a volume, start a (mount) service, etc.

Quote from adam777

Hello,
I tried using the add-ons on an Odroid C2, using the 7.x build by wrxtasy in the hardkernel forum.
The add-on will not install, I suppose because the version is listed as 7.1.x and not 7.0.x
Is it something that can be resolved?

The add-ons have only been built for Odroid C2 for LibreELEC 8.
The current solution is therefore that you install LibreELEC 8 (or that you build the add-ons against wrxtasy's version of LibreELEC)

Quote from bazsee89

Hy! I have a beelink mini mxIII II(s905x) and I use a Libreelec 7.0.3.011 kszaq build from usb. I would like to use this addon repo. I can install it, but after restart I get this message: "Could not connect to repository." In repo settings I see that: "7.0/WeTek_play_2/aarch64/" I tired change that in "Userdata\addon_data\service.thoradia\settings.xml", but no succes. Is there any solution?
Thank you!

Bazsee

7.0/WeTek_Play_2/aarch64 does not correspond to an official LibreELEC project, and the corresponding add-ons have therefore not been built.
At the moment, to install the add-ons on WeTek_Play_2 you could upgrade to LibreELEC 8.0, preferably the latest release.

Quote from Lastra

Hello,
First of all, thank you for this great pack of addons.
Yesterday I bought my Wetek Play 2, today I installed LibreElec in an SD, and then i installed your addon pack. I am trying to understand how the Transmission or the Deluge works, because i don't see anywehere.

When you install the Addons, they seem to run in the background. How can I access them to add the torrents? no GUI?
Would you recommend me to go back to tTorrent on Android?

Sorry, I'm a newbie. Thank you for your work!

By default:

• Transmission web-ui is at libreelec.local:9091
• Deluge web-ui is at libreelec.local:8112

Deluge has been reported to start before the network on some systems, see post #20 how to fix.
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Quote from Alkuimista

This is great

Although I've been trying to setup CP with no success, looking for some help here. (RPI2)
I have transmission installed on my router with Asus Merlin Firmware, and I have two HD's connected to the router.
When setting up CP, I can make it work with transmission, at leats is what I get from the GUI of CP when testing the connection, but I can't select any network drives outside of my raspberry.
I have searched all over the "~/.kodi/addons/service.couchpotato" looking for some config file, and with no succes
Any guidance would be welcome.

Best, and Happy New Year to everybody.

Network drives must be mounted, as explained here.

Quote from ado31

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# journalctl -u service.couchpotato
-- Logs begin at Thu 1970-01-01 17:15:17 UTC, end at Sun 2016-12-11 17:05:42 UTC
. --
Dec 11 14:44:21 LibreELEC systemd[1]: Started CouchPotato.
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# journalctl -u service.sickbeard
-- No entries --

Is the CuBox-i4Pro arm or aarch64?
I beleive is aarch64 but i might be wrong.

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Couchpotato looks ok.
Web UI port: 5050
Full logs: /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.couchpotato/logs

SickRage:
Status: journalctl -u service.sickrage (my bad)
Web UI port: 8081
Full logs: /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.sickrage/Logs

Full logs are accessible via smb
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Quote from lrusak

arm

Thank you. Is that a stock LE project (PROJECT=), if so which one?

Quote from ado31

Thank you very much for great work. I have installed 7.90.009 clean on CuBox-i4Pro and service.thoradia.zip. After that I installed most of yours adons/services including couchpotato, deluge, headphones, jackett, sickrage, sonarr and transmission. Everything works out of box except for sickrage and couchpotato. To be honest I’m not sure is that services not running or is it just case of unresponsive webUI of sickrage and couchpotato. What is command line to check are those services running? Is it something like “systemctl status ….” I had similar problem with OpenELEC back in the time. Addons was running but I couldn’t reach them by WebUI, solution was to put sleep command in autostart.sh. Any ideas?
Thank you and keep up with good work.
P.S. Any chance to see Jackett fork Jackett-Public?

Thank you for reporting.
I do not have devices to runtime test all the builds.
To determine what is going on:
journalctl -u service.couchpotato
journalctl -u service.sickbeard
Is the CuBox-i4Pro arm or aarch64?

Quote from dfmocanu

Hello. Great work. Thank you very much.
There is 1 issue I would like to submit:
I have installed 7.90.009 clean and service.thoradia.zip and nothing else. From there I installed deluge.
The web ui is working ok but when I get to the connection manager it says host offline.
Start daemon button does nothing.
When I ssh to the machine and run deluge.start ->all is ok and I have web ui and deluge started.
The issue is after I restart or shutdown the machine deluge does not restart and I have to ssh again.
How can I make it autostart with libreelec?

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Deluge may start before required name resolution is operational.
To fix, create file /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.deluge/init.sh to contain line sleep 5 and restart/reboot
The start deamon button of connection manager is inoperative at the moment

Update LibreELEC and restart Kodi when the Thoradia repository proposes you to do so.
Unless you have specified otherwise, the installed add-ons will update themselves automatically.
Settings are preserved.
Deluge is available for 7.90.009.

SanpoChew,

It works here.
In the Kodi user interface, in the add-on screen, check for updates (in the left panel).
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I have updated transmission to provide for a custom script to be run before the service is started.
Simply create file /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.transmission/init.sh via ssh and smb with the desired commands (sleep 15, mount, etc).

The same principle applies to Deluge, available in repository version 8.1 (LibreELEC 7.90.009 or recent Milhouse versions).
For Deluge, the file is /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.deluge/init.sh

Teaser

Quote from Hans Gruber

Would it be a lot of trouble to update the rTorrent addon for Kodi 8? No worries if it is.

I intend to update it. Do however not hold your breath.
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Quote from giovaorama

Hi nice work.
I installed transmission on my libreelec 7.0.2 on Raspberry Pi B and i see i problem that I have a lot of time ago on openelec.

The problem was that during boot, transmission starts "too early": it starts before any external disk is mounted and then it can't access to the download, incoming and watch folder that i simlinked to and external disk.

On openelec after investigations i solved by setting type to idle on the systemd service file, but it doesn't seems to work anymore: after this charge transmission daemon doesn't start anymore.

Can you please check your version with the last openelec version if something else must be changed.

Inviato dal mio LG-V500 utilizzando Tapatalk

Type=idle will not solve you problem.
I will come up with a fix.
In the meantime, you could insert sleep 15 (to wait 15 seconds) at the second line of /storage/.kodi/addons/service.transmission/bin/transmission.start
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Quote from ace310

Great addons all in one place.

Have one issue with transmission though. I am setting download directly to /storage/downloads of the default SD card on Pi3, but whenever the restart of kodi happens the download directly is getting the default location of transmission folder. Am I doing something wrong or is it a bug? Maybe an overlook on my part, but anybody can point me in right direction?

Thanks.
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Another thing. Anyway to setup transmission to have different times for different days for download?

I am looking for 2 different schedules for weekdays & weekends. Any thoughts?

To set-up transmission use:
- add-on settings (in Kodi) to define webui and folder settings (these settings override those of webui/settings.json),
- webui to define usual settings,
- /storage/.kodi/userdata/addon_data/service.transmission/settings.json via smb/ssh to define other settings.

As for scheduling, refer to transmission.

RickN  ace310 LibreELEC

Thoradia add-ons are a set of native (no Docker) add-ons for LibreELEC.
Discuss them here.

The add-ons are native (no Docker).
They run on all releases of LibreELEC (even those for which Docker is not available, for example Odroid_C2, WeTek_Hub, WeTek_Play 2).
They use less storage space than Docker images/containers.
They can be installed from Kodi.
Most of the applications can be updated via their respective web UI (I take care of those that can not).
Source is available: you can build them, adapt them, and propose changes.

In summary: they are an alternative to Docker containers.
You pick the alternative you prefer.

Try this

ace310 and LE7 users:
The bootstrap add-on is fixed for LibreELEC 7.0.

Everyone:
You can use this single add-on repository to install add-ons on any release of LibreELEC.
It requires Kodi to be restarted on first installation and each time LibreELEC add-on version is updated (for example from 7.0 to 8.0, or from 8.0 to 8.1).

Add-ons for LibreELEC 7.90.009 are already available.

Quote from Borygo77

That is some nice github repo!
Known your skills and all, would you be able to make some changes to rTorrent service? I can't get this to work on !any! Libreelec distro. This is the only package which holding me to switch from openelec.

I could try to pick up existing packages.
In the meantime, you could try to switch.