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Compiled from Source - No Login

Added by Christian Lörner about 11 years ago

Hello @ all,

i am currently using TVH V3.4 on my BananaPI. This works great.
Now I want to use transcoding and compiled TVH from source. Compiling works great, but when I start TVH from build.linux i cannot log in.

This is what I see on start.:
2015-01-04 22:19:54.234 [ INFO] main: Log started
2015-01-04 22:19:54.359 [WARNING] fastscan: configuration file missing
2015-01-04 22:19:54.389 [ INFO] linuxdvb: adapter added /dev/dvb/adapter0
2015-01-04 22:19:54.798 [ INFO] dvr: Creating new configuration ''
2015-01-04 22:19:54.798 [WARNING] dvr: Output directory for video recording is not yet configured for DVR configuration "". Defaulting to to "/root". This can be changed from the web user interface.
2015-01-04 22:19:54.799 [ ERROR] access: No access entries loaded

Do you have any hints?
Thanks you.


Replies (5)

RE: Compiled from Source - No Login - Added by Prof Yaffle about 11 years ago

As a rule, I wouldn't run tvh as root - it's not necessary.

However, look in $HOME/.hts/tvheadend - find the file 'superuser' and/or the directory 'accesscontrol' - and you can hack around with those to let you in.

If you're running a Debian-based distro, though, build a .deb and install that. Much safer.

RE: Compiled from Source - No Login - Added by Christian Lörner about 11 years ago

I do run it on a debian distro. But I use the Bananapi. The last package for Arm is Version 3.4, or is there any newer one?
Thank you.

RE: Compiled from Source - No Login - Added by Prof Yaffle about 11 years ago

There is a relatively recent 3.9.x Wheezy/ARMhf build here:

http://apt.tvheadend.org/unstable/pool/main/t/tvheadend/

No idea if it would work, though. Otherwise, I don't think the build scripts support ARM as a target, but someone may have adapted them for their own use.

If you must self-build and have to run from build.linux, then your access control is as above, however.

RE: Compiled from Source - No Login - Added by Chris van Hoven about 11 years ago

Christian - may I ask which OS you are using for your Banana Pi? I have 3.4 installed on my Pi and it is VERY unstable! I tried it both on Raspbian and Bananian. I am using 4 DVB-T Sticks on a powered USB hub and a SATA harddisk (also powered).

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