Posts by Klojum

  • Last played / recently added movies empty with shared library

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    17:32:08.824 T:140380835510016    INFO: MYSQL: Connected to version 8.0.11
17:32:08.858 T:140380835510016  NOTICE: Running database version MyVideos107

    Right now, I can only guess that Microsoft (Server) is being stubborn in creating lowercase-only database names... :cry:

    All tables are lowercase by default, so it would be good to see what happens if you could rename the video database to MyVideos107 on your server.

    MySQL v8.x is also uncharted territory for me, and Kodi probably. Let's see if others have any bright ideas.

  • Using remote database

    Quote from Jorgen

    I cannot find the /storage/.kodi/userdata/. It just doesn't exist.

    Please note that folders and files in Linux starting with a dot are hidden folders/files.

    In SSH, use ls -al to display all files.

    Quote from Segfault

    Anyhow, text files created in Windows are not compatible with Unix text files.

    Indeed, Windows 10's Notepad is only now getting support for Unix/Linux carriage returns. Wordpad should already support them.

    You can also use NotePad++ for storing text files correctly in Linux format.

    Quote from Segfault

    You may have better luck logging in over SSH and using vi editor (comes with LibreELEC) to create the files you desire.

    vi is not for the faint-hearted beginner in Linux. LibreELEC also comes with the more user-friendly nano editor.

  • Unable to play some videos

    Do we have a crystal ball here? Unfortunately, no. :)

    You will have to provide at least your full, debug-enabled, kodi.log file, so we can see what is going on in whatever device you use for Kodi. Please use a pastebin website near you for uploading the log file.

  • External hard drives no longer mount

    There's a bit of irony in there: having to use a Linux tool to fix Windows problems 8o

    But good to know that your disk problems have been solved. Nobody likes to have troubles on any HDD or SSD. I had to do an image restore on a Windows XP machine (don't ask...) last weekend, after a power cable on a 2nd harddisk got disconnected and XP went into some failure mode that made the system's SSD go at a fraction of the normal speed. Luckily I made a disk image (w/ Clonezilla) a year ago, so the machine is up and running again.

  • ASUS Wifi card not usable

    Quote from yubby

    ASUS PCE-N53 PCI-e

    Try to see if the x1 card is fully recognized and working in an Ubuntu Live session. If so, then it is a driver problem.

    You can then also provide the dmesg listing from the Ubuntu session for comparison.

    FYI: please always provide/link the full dmesg listing, not just 1 or 2 puzzles pieces. Just in case... :)

  • Raspberry Pi 1 model B

    The ethernet port on the Raspberry Pi normally "always works" by default when using DHCP, so I suggest you have a look at your the components, such as the ethernet network cable, the switch or router that it is plugged into as well as the router setup.

    Have you already changed any of the default network settings in LibreELEC? Because all default settings *should give* a 99.999999999% certainty of connecting your RPi. The only other option is that your RPi has an inner network hardware problem...

  • Restore a backup from openelec

    Quote from mhetrOStaR

    If not,is there a way to recreate the above functionalities from a fresh install?

    When you do a fresh install (which is necessary because the system partition has grown over the years), you can always re-install the things you need. A backup from OpenELEC will be possible up to a point. Some add-on settings may have changed over time. YMMV, as they say. On the topic of the URL resolver capabilities, those tend to be necessary with the less-than-legal add-ons, so you'll be on your own there.

  • Ext 4 Hard drive 80% rule and Defrag

    EXT4 basically takes care of itself. Defragmentation is only a problem when lots of small and medium sized files are splattered all over a drive. Whenever you put large files (like videos) onto a HDD for storage, the amount of defragmentation is negligible.

    Here is a YT video explaining how you can check (and defrag if necessary) a HDD:

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  • Beginner's help with sharing from NFS?

    For what it's worth... I've used NFS server on various Ubuntu desktop/server machines over the years, and 99.99% without a glitch. As always, it's pretty easy to set things up once you know how. Installing an Ubuntu file server with NFS + its settings (disk mounts and /etc/exports) can be done in 15 minutes. Browse for the NFS shares in the Kodi GUI, and it all works. :)

  • The word "external" spoils me with kodi

    Also you still have banned plugins installed. Here's an example:

    23:00:45.062 T:1693655968 NOTICE: [Covenant] ######################### COVENANT ############################

    23:00:45.062 T:1693655968 NOTICE: [Covenant] ####### CURRENT COVENANT VERSIONS REPORT ######################

    23:00:45.062 T:1693655968 NOTICE: [Covenant] ### COVENANT PLUGIN VERSION: 1.1.30 ###

    23:00:45.062 T:1693655968 NOTICE: [Covenant] ### COVENANT SCRIPT VERSION: 1.00.025 ###

    23:00:45.062 T:1693655968 NOTICE: [Covenant] ### COLOSSUS REPOSITORY VERSION: 999.999.666 ###

    23:00:45.062 T:1693655968 NOTICE: [Covenant] ###############################################################

    Last warning, last chance.