Cannot open Add/Edit Autorec dialog in Firefox

Martin Underwood · 2025-02-01T21:04:04+00:00

I'm running TVH 4.3-2375g653bd0400 on a Raspberry Pi Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm) arm64. I access the control site (port 9981) from various devices, but r...

Ron L

Yes. I can confirm this issue with Firefox 134.0.2 in Linux as well. The patch posted works for me as well. Thank you.

jmortiz77

I'm having the same problem with Chrome and Edge. Seeing that there were issues with Firefox, I installed the Opera (portable) browser and it was fixed. I hope they can find a permanent solution to this problem and that there's an update for the Asustor NAS (I have the APP Central version, with no issues until this week).
I hope this helps. Best regards!

Scope

jmortiz77 I suddenly started getting this over the weekend on both Chrome/Edge on my desktop, and Chrome on my Android phone.

The temporary solution, atleast for the desktop was found in this github Pull Request.. It worked just fine for me - hopefully the merge it into the codebase and release a new version soon.

tvheadend/tvheadend1786

jmortiz77

Scope
Thank you so much for your response!
I'm glad it works for you!
I don't have the knowledge to make those kinds of modifications. In fact, I can't find the "tvh.js.gz" file in my installation (I installed it directly from App Central on an Asustor NAS; it installs automatically on Portainer).
I hope they release updates for the different devices.
Thank you for your help!

chewitt

tvheadend/tvheadend1786 was merged yesterday and is in the latest releases available from our deb/rpm repo on Cloudsmith.

Martin Underwood

chewitt Which version of TVH is the first to include it? Will 4.3-2471 be OK? That's the latest version that I can find on Cloudsmith that has been built for Raspbian Bookworm (later versions than that are for Raspbian Trixie).

As a matter of interest, what are the differences (assuming same CPU!) between a Debian and a Raspian build? Would a later Debian Bookworm build have been OK, or was I wise to go for a slightly older version for Raspbian, ARM64 in both cases?

Wes S

Knocker

Thank you for posting that. I'm running tvheadend on buster and today I couldn't edit timers. Putting sudo in front of your commands didn't work so I broke it down in pieces and eventually got it to patch my tvheadend.

If I had done sudo bash and then run the commands, would that have worked? I'm not much of a linux guy but I try.

Thanks for a fix

Flole

How about just updating to the latest Tvheadend version instead of messing around with the old version to get the change in manually?

Wes S

The pi4 is running buster. Is there an upgrade that will run on it? Come this winter, I plan to set up a new pi with latest os and current build but for now, its working.

DeltaMikeCharlie

https://cloudsmith.io/~tvheadend/repos/tvheadend/packages/?q=distribution%3Adebian+AND+distribution%3Abuster

davep

The fix was committed on May 13th with commit cc07e34. The version number at that point was 4.3-2379.