Maury Markowitz wrote:
> Thanks Mark.I am indeed running from source, because there is no build for my ARM/Odroid platform. I see now my original post in this thread was woefully inadequate.
There is an armel unstable build for Debian Jessie, I use it on my NSA310A.
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> If I run manually from the build folder, all is well - I can connect and the network clients get my feeds just fine. This, of course, dies when the ssh session ends. So I am trying to hack my way through an upstart script, based on the one from the git repo (*which you may have written?*).
I'm no developer just an enthusiastic user :p
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> However, all of my attempts to use upstart have failed. Doing a sudo start tvheadend returns "tvheadend start/running" but nothing is actually running (ps aux). I though it might have something to do with upstart not having access or permissions to the /home/odroid/bld/tvh/build.linux folder where I built, which is why I tried moving it to the /usr space, but with the same results plus the blank-page problem that started this thread.
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> Perhaps I should return to the original attack and get upstart to run it properly from the build.linux folder - do you have any ideas on how to debug the problems it may be having? Nothing is reported in the console, and there is nothing at all in /var/logs/uptime related to tvh (that I can see).
Or you could just build tvheadend with --enable-bundle ;)
