[how much do you spend on a night out?]

Now, knowing this, This means, nominally, that assuming a $100 donation a piece, 20 people need to donate to complete a 20 hour project.

This can also be split up like this:
* 200 people giving $10
* 100 people giving $20
* 75 people giving $27
* 67 people giving $30
* 50 people giving $40

How many people do we have that are willing to donate a minimum of $10? How about the other figures? Not tax deductible.

In other words: how much do you spend on a night out? And can you give Thom a "night out" once a month, in cash? Or are you all geeks programming computers under the moon light and don't go out more than once or twice a year?

Strange then. Can you look at the DCERouter's log and see if the Move Media and associated messages show up properly?

Well, I don't know what made it not work for you guys, but it never stopped working for me. Ever. From the first post, I understand that you have two flooplands, one for each floor? I never tested that. Looks like no one did, since you can select MDs from the hidden floorplans as well, through the selected floorplan (or so the reports I get say). If you have a single flooplan, it should work fine:

1. Select the MDs you want the media on -> they get listed in a comma separated list
2. Select the stream you want to play in the selected MDs
3. See it happen

When you do this, there's a "Move Media" message sent out. That one has a list with the selected MDs, and it end up in Xine, which processes it in a "Play Media" command or something. I don't know precisely.

Alright, that actually looks good. That means your router shouldn't crash where it does.

well, run this command:

Code:

mysql pluto_main

and run those two commands, verbatim, on the prompt that you get. Be sure that the commands end with a semicolon.

Then paste the results here.

Actually, I'd be curious of what you did to get a broken foreign key. According to your long post, something's pointing to an inexistend entry in the MediaType table, and it does so from the MediaType_DesignObj table.

No randomly ran scripts from /usr/pluto/bin should do that.

How good are you with SQL? Are you able to join those two tables and find out what's going on?

You should run these on your database:

Code:

SELECT PK_MediaType FROM MediaType;

just to make sure the entries are all there. You should get about 26 rows with numbers from 1 to 29, with a few holes. If this is wrong, that's nasty.

If this is fine, run this:

Code:

SELECT * FROM MediaType_DesignObj WHERE FK_MediaType NOT IN (SELECT PK_MediaType FROM MediaType);

It shouldn't return anything. In my case it returns a row, because I added there, and it will probably break my build tomorrow with exactly the same error that you get.

takeitngo: Easier to come to the forums than to research? Can I quote you on that when I come to kick your ass?

Your affirmation simply pisses me off. I mean, I do my best not to bother people unless I'm pretty sure the information I'm looking for is not out there, or, if it is, it's so well hidden that no matter how I twist my search terms it just won't show up, and here you are, and the likes of you, that consider it _easier_ to bother others than _research_. You deserve a smacking for this affirmation alone. The forumers aren't search engine replacements you know.

Also, the proper attitude is: "Oh, alright then." (acceptance of the fact) and, if you don't like it, change it and submit a patch (involvement). In no way whining is going to get you a medal. Unless it's in the form of a foot up your ass.

Now, Tschack is pissed off, and he should take a break from the forums to chill. But that's another story, and it doesn't excuse ignorance.

Hope you catch my drift.

**** Update ****

takeitngo: I just noticed this your first post in the forums. This means one thing: bend over, or you'll be bent over by force, and we'll form a queue behind you, each with his own thoughts in mind

There's one thing you can do with death threads: go to the police. It's good for them to have stuff on record. Even if they don't and/or can't do anything about it before you're dead (God forbid).

On the other hand, those people that hide behind a monitor and thing they're cool by picking up on people, they only care about titles. If you strip any chance for them to be called "cool" because of their actions, they'll... probably not stop, but instead go onto highschool shootings and then kill themselves, thinking that they're fighting for their precious _title_. Not that it means anything to the rest of the world, but it means a lot to them, and they think that taking their title away is like taking their lives, jobs, home, etc. away from them.

Only if stupidity hurt... but it doesn't. Actually, those are the people that suffer the least.

I've find why the MD allwyas create a news ID and config.
I think it is an issue with this motherboard because the MAC address change on each reboot !!
I suppose the solution is to add an another lan card because there no bios update, for the moment, resolving this.

Hi, I have a theory that sounds like this:

Maybe this is intentional, and there's something in the Windows driver that generates a permanent MAC address for the card at install time. Possible abuse of the MAC pool so they can safely ship the same MAC to more than one customer across the world.

Can you install Windows and see if it changes the behavior in any way?

the sdp lookup is finished.. needs more testing (e.g. test if it breaks the symbian orbiter [it should not]).
The patch for BD is here: http://svn.charonmedia.org/trac.cgi/browser/home/hari/bt-test/BD-javamo.patch

The patch has been included in the LinuxMCE tree. I split the .h into two files: a .h and a .cpp, because I don't like functional code in headers but that's the only modification I made.

The code was tested with a Windows Mobile phone and a Nokia Symbian phone, and it worked fine.

...

could you please try again with revision 1494 of the spcp8x5 driver fro m charonmedia?

Can you enable remote access for me?

I sent you the details in a private message.

could you please provide the error output and information from the logfile?

I updated the driver with the latest sources just now and ran the ZWave device. I can't attach the log to this post (forum gives an error when I attempt to do so), so I'm posting it inline.

ZWave log

ZWave, v.2.0.0.44.0802052200
Visit www.plutohome.com for source code and license information

10   02/18/08 2:54:08.910      Device: 63 starting.  Connecting to: localhost <0x2b415d9eab40>
10   02/18/08 2:54:08.916      Setting timeout for socket 3 to 20 <0x2b415d9eab40>
10   02/18/08 2:54:08.973      Socket::SendMessage type 5 id 37 from 63 to -1000 <0x2b415d9eab40>
10   02/18/08 2:54:09.069      TranslateSerialUSB found /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:04.0/usb4/4-1/4-1:1.0/ttyUSB1/ttyUSB1, returning /dev/ttyUSB1 <0x2b415d9eab40>
36   02/18/08 2:54:09.069      Using serial port: ttyUSB1. <0x2b415d9eab40>
36   02/18/08 2:54:09.081      SerialConnection::connect init serial mutex <0x2b415d9eab40>
36   02/18/08 2:54:09.081      receive thread created OK!!!! <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:09.081      entry point receiveFunction <0x41001950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:09.291      ++++++++++++ ZWave is connected <0x2b415d9eab40>
36   02/18/08 2:54:09.291      ### Run Current Job  <0x41802950>
36   02/18/08 2:54:09.347      SerialConnection::send lock serial mutex <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:09.347      SerialConnection::send len = 2 buf = 0x00 0x15  <0x41802950>
36   02/18/08 2:54:09.347      SerialConnection::send unlock serial mutex <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:14.023      ### Go to timeout queue <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:14.023      ### execute the next job from timeout queue <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:14.023      ZWJobInitialize::timeoutHandler <0x41802950>
36   02/18/08 2:54:14.083      SerialConnection::send lock serial mutex <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:14.083      SerialConnection::send len = 2 buf = 0x00 0x15  <0x41802950>
36   02/18/08 2:54:14.083      SerialConnection::send unlock serial mutex <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:19.031      ### Go to timeout queue <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:19.031      ### execute the next job from timeout queue <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:19.031      ZWJobInitialize::timeoutHandler <0x41802950>
36   02/18/08 2:54:19.091      SerialConnection::send lock serial mutex <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:19.147      SerialConnection::send len = 2 buf = 0x00 0x15  <0x41802950>
36   02/18/08 2:54:19.147      SerialConnection::send unlock serial mutex <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:19.499      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:19.559      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:19.615      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:19.675      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
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35   02/18/08 2:54:19.971      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:20.027      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
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35   02/18/08 2:54:21.951      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
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35   02/18/08 2:54:22.347      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
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35   02/18/08 2:54:22.467      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
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35   02/18/08 2:54:22.759      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:22.815      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:22.875      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:22.931      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:22.987      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:23.047      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
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35   02/18/08 2:54:23.287      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:23.347      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:23.407      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:23.467      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:23.527      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:23.587      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:23.647      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:23.707      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:23.767      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:23.827      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:23.887      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:23.947      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:24.007      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:24.007      ### Go to timeout queue <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:24.007      ### skip the next job from timeout queue <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:24.007      ----- INIT ---- 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:24.007      ----- INIT ---- 2 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:24.067      -------- 3 <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:24.067      SerialConnection ------------- asa 1 <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:24.219      SerialConnection ------------- asa 2 <0x2b415d9eab40>
36   02/18/08 2:54:24.219      waiting for thread to finish <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:24.319      exit receiveFunction : nr. of reads 49 <0x41001950>
36   02/18/08 2:54:24.319      thread finished <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:24.320      SerialConnection ------------- asa 3 <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:24.320      SerialConnection ------------- asa 4 <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:24.320      -------- 4 <0x2b415d9eab40>
10   02/18/08 2:54:24.320      Socket::SendMessage type 5 id 37 from 63 to -1000 <0x2b415d9eab40>
10   02/18/08 2:54:24.365      TranslateSerialUSB found /sys/devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:04.0/usb4/4-1/4-1:1.0/ttyUSB1/ttyUSB1, returning /dev/ttyUSB1 <0x2b415d9eab40>
36   02/18/08 2:54:24.365      Using serial port: ttyUSB1. <0x2b415d9eab40>
36   02/18/08 2:54:24.376      SerialConnection::connect init serial mutex <0x2b415d9eab40>
36   02/18/08 2:54:24.376      receive thread created OK!!!! <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:24.376      entry point receiveFunction <0x40800950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:24.588      ++++++++++++ ZWave is connected <0x2b415d9eab40>
36   02/18/08 2:54:24.595      ### Run Current Job  <0x41802950>
36   02/18/08 2:54:24.655      SerialConnection::send lock serial mutex <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:24.655      SerialConnection::send len = 2 buf = 0x00 0x15  <0x41802950>
36   02/18/08 2:54:24.655      SerialConnection::send unlock serial mutex <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:29.011      ### Go to timeout queue <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:29.011      ### execute the next job from timeout queue <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:29.011      ZWJobInitialize::timeoutHandler <0x41802950>
36   02/18/08 2:54:29.067      SerialConnection::send lock serial mutex <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:29.151      SerialConnection::send len = 2 buf = 0x00 0x15  <0x41802950>
36   02/18/08 2:54:29.151      SerialConnection::send unlock serial mutex <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:34.023      ### Go to timeout queue <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:34.023      ### execute the next job from timeout queue <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:34.023      ZWJobInitialize::timeoutHandler <0x41802950>
36   02/18/08 2:54:34.082      SerialConnection::send lock serial mutex <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:34.123      SerialConnection::send len = 2 buf = 0x00 0x15  <0x41802950>
36   02/18/08 2:54:34.123      SerialConnection::send unlock serial mutex <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:34.479      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:34.538      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
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35   02/18/08 2:54:37.270      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:37.327      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:37.386      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:37.444      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:37.502      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:37.562      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:37.622      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:37.682      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:37.742      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:37.802      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:37.862      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:37.919      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:37.974      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.035      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.095      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.155      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.214      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.274      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.334      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.394      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.455      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.514      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.574      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.634      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.691      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.750      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.811      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.870      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.930      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:38.987      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:39.046      size too small 1 <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:39.047      ### Go to timeout queue <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:39.047      ### skip the next job from timeout queue <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:39.047      ----- INIT ---- 1 <0x41802950>
35   02/18/08 2:54:39.047      ----- INIT ---- 2 <0x41802950>
05   02/18/08 2:54:39.063      Cannot connect to ZWave device ttyUSB1. <0x2b415d9eab40>
10   02/18/08 2:54:39.063      InternalSendCommand queue  id 791 conf -1 resp (nil) <0x2b415d9eab40>
01   02/18/08 2:54:39.063      Connect() Failed <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:39.063      -------- 3 <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:39.063      SerialConnection ------------- asa 1 <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:39.195      SerialConnection ------------- asa 2 <0x2b415d9eab40>
36   02/18/08 2:54:39.195      waiting for thread to finish <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:39.295      exit receiveFunction : nr. of reads 48 <0x40800950>
36   02/18/08 2:54:39.295      thread finished <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:39.295      SerialConnection ------------- asa 3 <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:39.295      SerialConnection ------------- asa 4 <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:39.295      -------- 4 <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:39.567      SerialConnection ------------- 3 <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:39.567      SerialConnection --- destructor <0x2b415d9eab40>
35   02/18/08 2:54:39.567      SerialConnection ------------- 4 <0x2b415d9eab40>
10   02/18/08 2:54:39.567      Waiting for message queue thread to quit <0x2b415d9eab40>
10   02/18/08 2:54:39.567      Socket m_Socket -1/0x6673c0 Command_Impl1 Dev #63 m_bQuit=1 <0x2b415d9eab40>
10   02/18/08 2:54:39.567      Socket m_Socket -1/0x6673c0 Command_Impl1 Dev #63 m_bQuit=1 <0x2b415d9eab40>
13   02/18/08 2:54:39.567      Socket::Close() m_Socket 3 <0x2b415d9eab40>
13   02/18/08 2:54:39.567      Socket::Close() m_Socket 3 closesocket: 0 <0x2b415d9eab40>
13   02/18/08 2:54:39.567      Socket::Close() m_Socket 4 <0x2b415d9eab40>
13   02/18/08 2:54:39.567      Socket::Close() m_Socket 4 closesocket: 0 <0x2b415d9eab40>
10   02/18/08 2:54:39.567      Message queue thread quit <0x2b415d9eab40>
10   02/18/08 2:54:39.567      Message queue thread joined <0x2b415d9eab40>
10   02/18/08 2:54:39.567      About to call kill spawned devices <0x2b415d9eab40>
10   02/18/08 2:54:39.567      Need to kill 0 child devices <0x2b415d9eab40>
10   02/18/08 2:54:39.567      Killing completed. <0x2b415d9eab40>
13   02/18/08 2:54:39.570      Socket::~Socket(): deleting socket @0x67b640 Event Dev #63 (socket id in destructor: m_Socket: -1) <0x2b415d9eab40>
13   02/18/08 2:54:39.570      Socket::~Socket(): deleting socket @0x689ea0 Event Dev #63 (socket id in destructor: m_Socket: -1) <0x2b415d9eab40>
10   02/18/08 2:54:39.570      ~Command_Impl finished <0x2b415d9eab40>
13   02/18/08 2:54:39.570      ~HandleRequestSocket 0x6673c0 device: 63 ip: 127.0.0.1 <0x2b415d9eab40>
13   02/18/08 2:54:39.570      RequestSocket::Disconnect 0x6673c0 device: 63 <0x2b415d9eab40>
13   02/18/08 2:54:39.570      Socket::~Socket(): deleting socket @0x6673c0 Command_Impl1 Dev #63 (socket id in destructor: m_Socket: -1) <0x2b415d9eab40>
10   02/18/08 2:54:39.570      Device: 63 ending <0x2b415d9eab40>

Other relevant information:

dmesg

Code:

[16684.922194] spcp8x5 4-1:1.0: SPCP8x5 converter detected
[16684.968406] usb 4-1: SPCP8x5 converter now attached to ttyUSB1
[16684.968880] usbcore: registered new interface driver spcp8x5
[16684.968886] /home/R/spcp8x5/spcp8x5.c: SPCP8x5 USB to serial adaptor driver v0.04

lsusb

Code:

Bus 004 Device 002: ID 04fc:0201 Sunplus Technology Co., Ltd

I updated the device template with the ACT, Intermatic and Seluxit device IDs, but the ZWave software in LMCE can't connect to the device. I have a 04fc:0201 device.

I get lots of messages saying "size too small 1", then it says "Cannot connect to ZWave device ttyUSB1.", "Connect() Failed", and then the device dies.

Did anyone see this working or is there a need for extra modifications to the LMCE software?

First of all, please use this:

Code:

iptables -xvnL

I find it to be easier to read and with more useful information.
Second, also check the "nat" table, by adding the "-t nat" parameter to the previous command, like this:

Code:

iptables -t nat -xvnL

Third, I'm looked over the code and this couldn't have worked If I'm looking in the right place, this bug is _ancient_. The line I'm referring to is in /usr/pluto/bin/Network_Firewall.sh, the script responsible for applying the firewall rules, at line 136. Now, that line was last modified at revision 545. What I noticed there was this:

Code:

ForwardPort "$Protocol" "$ExtIP" "$SrcPort" "$DestIP" "$DestPort"

and I changed it to this:

Code:

ForwardPort "$Protocol" "$ExtIP" "$SrcPort" "$DestIP" "$DestPort" "$SrcIP"

.

Now, my iptables -t nat -xvnL shows that a filter for the source IP is applied, as it should. I also checked the other calls to ForwardPort and OpenPort to make sure this parameter is correct, and this is the only place without it.

Please try out my change and let me know if it fixes your issues. It has already been committed to SVN.

Use this command:

iptables -t nat -xvnL

to see NAT related firewall entries.