Install tvheadend on Ubuntu 22.04 does not create hts folder

Jef Bosk · 2024-02-01T12:30:06+00:00

No matter if you install via curl -1sLf \ 'https://dl.cloudsmith.io/public/tvheadend/tvheadend/setup.deb.sh' \ | sudo -E bash...

Jonas Lang

What do you mean “it’s hard to get a response on this forum”. You decide to drop by occasionally and expect everyone to jump to attention. Really !!!

Jonas Lang

Has anyone tried this https://tvheadend.org/d/8133-tvheadend-build-and-install-on-ubuntu-22-04-64-bit-x86_64-platform-for-beginners

Lisa White

Listen up Jonas. Stop being a dick! I monitor this forum frequently. This forum is not as active as it use to be and sometimes it takes 24 hours or more to get a response. So do yourself a favor and butt out!! And of course I tried that. I mentioned it in one of my posts. Dah!!

Jonas Lang

Lisa White wrote:

> Listen up Jonas. Stop being a dick! I monitor this forum frequently. This forum is not as active as it use to be and sometimes it takes 24 hours or more to get a response. So do yourself a favor and butt out!! And of course I tried that. I mentioned it in one of my posts. Dah!!

Tone your language down or you’ll find yourself removed very quickly from the forum. I’m surprised anyone responds to you with that awful attitude.

You may “monitor the forum” but you contribute precious little to it and if that’s an example of your contribution I think we have all been spared.

Flole

Folks, please be nice to each other! It would definitely be nice to get some more details, and maybe even log messages that show what's going on.

Lisa White

This childish behavior started with him and his cyber bullying comments. Coming from a so called man that has minimal posts! He needs to grow up!

Jef Bosk

Hi guys, thanks for putting this on the "todo" list. I know we are dealing with a community software and therefore it would be a bit insolent to ask for a hiperfast solution, but hopefully you keep this on high priority.

@Lisa, I would try to build my own package, but I think this is too high science for me. At this stage, it problably makes sense for me to wait for an update or switch to MS windows...something I would hate to do.

Jef Bosk

The guys at Kodinerds opened my eyes with a short and easy instruction to solve my 403 Forbidden problem.

sudo mv superuser /var/lib/tvheadend/.config/hts/superuser sudo service tvheadend stop sudo service tvheadend start

skinnerjack

I am close to insanity... trying to reset Tvheadend so i can rerun the wizard. NOTHING suggested on searches works, i have installed TVheadend on Asustor and cannot get Bash or any sudo command to run. The directory that was suggested by Lisa ( both the original and the new folder ((var/lib/) do not exist. I've checked bin etc var volume1 usr ..... its not anywhere. help please....

DeltaMikeCharlie

skinnerjack i have installed TVheadend on Asustor

Have you tried contacting the maintainer of the TVH package for your platform?

https://www.asustor.com/app_central/app_detail?id=996&type=

It's possible that the TVH package for your platform has been modified to better suit its specific architecture/configuration.

You could try looking for the config files in /home/<user_name>/.config/hts and nuke them (after making a backup).

You can also rerun the Wizard from the GUI.

You could also search your NAS for any of the following files or directories:

accesscontrol/
backup/
bouquet/
caclient/
channel/
codec/
config
dvr/
epgdb.v3
epggrab/
imagecache/
input/
profile/

This could point you to where the current TVH configuration files are stored.

chewitt

If the shell has lsof (list open files) the output might reveal paths

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