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- Bigtop242 - 2005-05-25 18:27
blah blah blah...
:sleep: :sleep:
(,may 25 2005 @ 18:38 Wrote:you have been warned by a staff member. your warning level has been increased, and this will be viewable to all members. once you have reached the maximum warning level, your posting permissions will be revoked.
you have been warned from the following post: http://www.xboxmediaplayer.de/cgi-bin....ry71267
i dunno what you are trying to proove here, but...
i would like everyone to know that i am being treated now as an out cast for this when i was trying to unite everyone here with ekb. that is all.
now someone wants to blame me.
- rinocom - 2005-05-25 18:28
(goin3d @ may 25 2005,17:17 Wrote:you need to read the threads. the personal attack was on ekb by los93sol.hhmmmm... let's go through a couple here....
bigtop242 - posted: may 25 2005,16:27
"enough said. we all can see who has the atitude issue now."
nevercares - posted: may 25 2005,16:27
"fyi: my smb is working correctly with ekb's build. so quit ranting, raving, and bashing people los93sol and britneypairs.
i like what you guys are doing, but your attitude sucks."
bigtop242 - posted: may 25 2005,16:37
"what a winer."
bigtop242 - posted: may 25 2005,16:39
"what a winer. we are just trying to have a discussion here but all we seem to get in this "better than thou" atitude."
nevercares - posted: may 25 2005,16:43
"fucking crybaby! close it i don't know how to do builds anyways."
history lesson over
- Bigtop242 - 2005-05-25 18:29
blah blah blah...
:sleep: :sleep: :sleep:
- SuReSHoT - 2005-05-25 18:59
(bigtop242 @ may 25 2005,17:29 Wrote:blah blah blah...boring isn't it? falling asleep on us now? well, hopefully you'll sleep by the request to have you kicked from the forums. there is no room for incompetent jerks like yourself. hopefully a dev will read this topic and take care of the rats that like to ruin everything for everyone else..
:sleep: :sleep: :sleep:
- Bigtop242 - 2005-05-25 19:04
again..
blah blah blah.. no one here wants to listen so. blah blah blah.
oh and btw kick me who the @#^% cares!!!!??
:bomb:
- Hullebulle - 2005-05-25 19:04
every post beneath this one that is not related to the development of linksbox will be deleted
feature suggestions, bugreports and offers to help are still welcome but no support requests and attitude discussions.
ps: and depending on the content i will send a warning.
- BritneysPAIRS - 2005-05-25 21:54
final words for this from me, just saying its buggy no question about it. dont know about any other builds but that one is buggy as. play as much as you want just no bug reports please.
cheers also looks like a few other people have started to pick this project up a bit, a few people that can really help and finish this properly. cheers to you guys if you need skinning elements gemi can supply psds to help with look from ftp.
- jiz_king - 2005-05-26 00:05
not sure why i'm asking this, but will it be possible to control xbmc from within linksbox using the http interface??
*groan*
sorry, just curious, like running a speccy emulator on an amiga emulator on the xbox.
keep it up please
- Asteron - 2005-05-26 00:54
(jiz_king @ may 25 2005,18:05 Wrote:not sure why i'm asking this, but will it be possible to control xbmc from within linksbox using the http interface??wow that is an interesting idea.. it hadnt occurred to me that this feature would enable control of one xbmc from another...
*groan*
sorry, just curious, like running a speccy emulator on an amiga emulator on the xbox.
keep it up please
although you can already do some of this control from python...
this sort of ties into the home automation idea in that lots of devices have web interfaces.
- los93sol - 2005-05-26 02:25
haven't tested from one xbox to another, but yes it does connect to webservers, i briefly tested it earlier in the thread and it worked quite nicely. https login is a problem still, but as long as it is anonymous login it worked for me. as things unfold, this will probably be expanded on, but we have to concentrate on direct functionality issues first. when i first read your post i was a little lost on what you were asking, but that is a very good thought. there are a lot of uses for this, just use your imagination. i am interested to see what you come up with. a note for any dev's, when i tried to hit a loopback at 127.0.0.1, i get a socket error. i have the webserver running, but couldn't get to it, tried accessing it by the actual ip as well, same result. any ideas why that might happen?