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bnevets27 Offline
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Post: #11
I can give you more specific build/versions when it get home but here are the "download" names:

Windows 7 x64 is running Frodo 12 Final
Zotac Zbox HD-ID11 running OpenELEC 3.0 RC4 (Frodo 12)
Pivos XIOS running their custom linux build: "XBMC-Linux-M1 Beta 012913" Which is Frodo 12 also

Re hostname: Ah that makes more sense as to why it was crashing on the XIOS only.

EDIT:
Zbox = XBMC 12.0 Git:a1a93b5 (compiled: Mar 1 2013)
Win 7 = XBMC 12.0 Git:2013127-fb595f2 (compiled Jan 28 2013)
XIOS = XBMC 12.0 Git:20130129-b0e7853 (Compiled Jan 29 2013)
(This post was last modified: 2013-03-07 02:25 by bnevets27.)
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Post: #12
For some reason I didn't see you message until today - sorry. I'll review what you've given me so far and see if I can recreate this issue. This addon was developed for xbmc 12.0, so it should work. Your builds all look new enough. I'll post back here with any findings.
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Post: #13
If you need me to do any tests and give you a full debug log just let me know.
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Awesome little plugin - and essentially what I've been looking for! Smile

One issue I've found with it though, is that it requires that the XBMC instances don't have a username/password set on the HTTP interface - whereas mine do.


I've tweaked with it a bit, and I've added in the ability to specify remote host usernames/passwords during the host setup, as well as adding some settings for the local username, password and port (unless there's a nice way to retrieve those from the main XBMC settings that I've not found yet - this is my first attempt at playing with any XBMC add-ons and Python!)

I've tested this across my few machines at home, and it works a treat now.

If anyone wishes to make use of my changes, or if you want to look at them/merge them into the master, robweber, I've put my updated zip file here


Garry
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(2013-04-12 23:37)ConfusedTA Wrote:  Awesome little plugin - and essentially what I've been looking for! Smile

One issue I've found with it though, is that it requires that the XBMC instances don't have a username/password set on the HTTP interface - whereas mine do.


I've tweaked with it a bit, and I've added in the ability to specify remote host usernames/passwords during the host setup, as well as adding some settings for the local username, password and port (unless there's a nice way to retrieve those from the main XBMC settings that I've not found yet - this is my first attempt at playing with any XBMC add-ons and Python!)

I've tested this across my few machines at home, and it works a treat now.

If anyone wishes to make use of my changes, or if you want to look at them/merge them into the master, robweber, I've put my updated zip file here


Garry

Thanks for adding this. I don't password my local xbmc hosts (only available on local network) so I never had any incentive to add this in. I'll look over your changes and merge them into the git branch for anyone watching that.
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