Testers required for python3 Crossepg

[twol]

The current feeds have a version of Crossepg that does not support python3 images.
The attached ipk hopefully supports python3 and python2, so I would be keen for people to test on the python3 builds and if possible also install on python2.

There have been many changes to get this to work, and I am hopeful that the code will handle both python images.

Download the attached ipk, copy to /tmp and then use the ipk installer in the ViX plugin to install.

Please give feedback and post any crash logs here.

(I know it says version is not recognised - still have to look at that situation!)

[dsayers]

Issues with install

Welcome to OpenViX for vuuno4k
openvix 5.5 vuuno4k

root@vuuno4k:~# opkg install /tmp/*.ipk
Not selecting enigma2-plugin-systemplugins-crossepg 0.8.7+gitr504+c4aef77 due to incompatible architecture.
Installing xz (5.2.5) on root.
Installing enigma2-plugin-systemplugins-crossepg (0.8.7+gitr502+52d64b5) on root.
Configuring xz.
update-alternatives: Linking /usr/bin/xz to /usr/bin/xz.xz
update-alternatives: Linking /usr/bin/xzcat to /usr/bin/xzcat.xz
update-alternatives: Linking /usr/bin/unxz to /usr/bin/unxz.xz
update-alternatives: Linking /usr/bin/lzma to /usr/bin/lzma.xz
update-alternatives: Linking /usr/bin/lzcat to /usr/bin/lzcat.xz
update-alternatives: Linking /usr/bin/unlzma to /usr/bin/unlzma.xz
Configuring enigma2-plugin-systemplugins-crossepg.
root@vuuno4k:~#

Just noticed shouldn't it be all.ipk?

[ronand]

Not installing for me either:

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[twol]

OK - what boxes do you have - I assumed wrongly it would be architecture free

[dsayers]

Vu+Uno 4k running the python 3 test image. Looking at the ipk it was built with a gb?


You might be able to re compile the ipk for all

[twol]

Vu+Uno 4k running the python 3 test image. Looking at the ipk it was built with a gb?


You might be able to re compile the ipk for all

Yes, built for the GB4k
Its such a complex handful, with directories and files all over the place - am not sure
will run a build for Vu+ 4k.

[ronand]

Using a zgemma h7s here.

[twol]

Using a zgemma h7s here.

OK, will post again probably tomorrow morning!

[twol]

try these, one for Vuuno4k(I guess all Vu 4K) and Zgemma h7.

[ronand]

Still not there yet:

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[twol]

So you need my feeds from last nights builds.
1. unzip the appropiate feeds file url's below: h7 8 files, vuuno4k 7 files
2. Stop the box. putty ---> init 4
3. filezilla locate /etc/opkg and rename the feed url's in that folder, then copy over the unzipped files
4. putty ---> init 6 reboot to pick up new feeds.
5. go to plugins, green button and download/install Crossepg - should now find all the reqs in the feeds.



and flash image (h7 to new slot)

[Huevos]

OK - what boxes do you have - I assumed wrongly it would be architecture free

It has compiled c code.

[ronand]

Ok. It is working (just about) on 5.5.013.017. There seems to be lots of gaps in the downloaded data. Whether it is worthwhile getting this to work properly is open for debate considering the alternatives available. The main reason I prefer to use it is that downloads can be scheduled. With the opentv downloader you can only change the interval but not the actual download time - I try to reduce the amount of times my motor moves during the day (even though I have a dedicated dish for 28e). Maybe epgrefresh is more suitable with configurable start/stop times

[twol]

OK - so I will probably just issue a Pull on OE-Alliance and at least get it python3 available. It is not a plugin I have used as even in python2 I found the data sources not that good.
It could be that some of the files are not parsing correctly but there is no logging if that is the case - certainly I do get EPG‘s for both German and English channels, but it takes ages to run compared to other options.

[dsayers]

It seems to go through the process and parsing channels but I don't see any epg data.

I haven't used crossepg for a while so it's not important to me