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*hmm*
Orbiter does not have "key mappings" for most of its functions.
-Thom
roy, you missed an important part:
One note in favour of using DHCP is that once LinuxMCE assigns an IP to a file server, it binds the MAC address to a fixed IP address (see the group section in dhcpd.conf), so for all practicable purposes the server's address is static (at least until you change NIC cards).
on the internal side of the core it is running dhcp which the mds get there address from and any orbiters but the storage boxes have the ip address assigned by me to 192.168.80.2 and 192.168.80.3 for the second box this should not be a problem just because dhcp is running dosnt mean you cant hard code an ip address to a computer, After a lease is up on an ip address sometimes a new address can be assigned this is eliminated by me manualy setting the ip
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Actually configuring ip-addresses manually that are within the DHCP range is a huge problem.
subnet 192.168.80.0 netmask 255.255.255.0 {
next-server 192.168.80.1;
filename "/tftpboot/pxelinux.0";
option pxelinux.reboottime = 30;
default-lease-time 86400;
max-lease-time 604800;
pool {
allow unknown-clients;
range 192.168.80.129 192.168.80.253;
}
}
Welcome to FlickrFetchr 0.1.0, a Flickr photo retrieval script.
This script will fetch photos from Flickr.com. You can specify to select photos based on users, photosets, groups, interestingness, or searches. Multiple selection criteria is allowed (i.e., zero or more users AND zero or more photosets AND zero or more groups...). Further you can select images based on size (larger or smaller than a threshold or within a range). Also optionally resize and/or fill to a size.
You will need a Flickr account and will have to visit Flickr to authorize FlickrFetchr for your account only once. The first time you run FlickrFetchr it will give you the URL you have to visit.
This script was originally designed as a replacement for LinuxMCE's flickr.pl script but has since evolved to be a high-level object with a command line application. Currently the LinuxMCE support is provide via an optional plugin.
== Documentation
Further documentation is available in doc/index.html
== INSTALLATION
To install:
Extract flickrfetchr-0.1.0.tgz:
tar xvf flickrfetchr-0.1.0.tgz
Change to the created directory:
cd flickrfetchr
Run the setup script:
For LinuxMCE 0710 system:
./setup-linuxmce
For Kubuntu '0710' and '0804' systems:
./setup-kubuntu
When prompted, you will need to copy a URL then load it into your web browser (the web browser does not have to be running on the dcerouter) to authenticate FlickrFetchr with your Flickr account.
After the setup script completes, FlickrFetcher is installed for stand-alone usage. You may want to read the config file ~/.flickrfetchr.conf and set up some download criteria to verify that you can actually fetch photos. There are some examples in it that should get you up and running quickly.
LinuxMCE users note that FlickrFetchr must be ran as sudo (root permissions) to be able to save files in /home/flickr.
== Replacing Flickr.pl with FlickrFetchr.rb
From pluto-admin, Advanced, Configuration, Devices, Show Device Tree, My Devices, CORE, DCERouter, Orbiter Plug-in:
change File Name and Path from:
/usr/pluto/bin/flickr.pl
to:
/usr/local/bin/flickrfetchr.rb
Note, the Width, Height, and Quantity fields are not used by FlickrFetchr. Instead use the /etc/flickrfetchr.conf or /root/.flickrfetchr.conf config files.
That should do it (you may have to restart the DCERouter). Within 24 hours the new pictures should start to show up in the screen saver. You can verify by examining the log file: /var/log/flickrfetchr*.log
I'm not sure if Xine_Player is supposed to exit after each movie and isn't, or of there is some other issue but the problem is definitely with Xine_Player. I'm not really sure where to go from here. Xine_Player is a binary not a wrapper script so it's not something I can look into, and I'm not sure if the intended use is to exit after each movie or stay running. I'm also beginning to wonder if it's related to how I/we exit movies and go back to the main menu.
I did read something on irq causing a mild kernel panic and in particular irq 16 but not sure how to check that.
Now if I could just launch xbmc from the computing - installed programs page so the tv would not shut off when in kde or xbmc.