Tvheadend

Jonathan Thomson wrote:

Which architecture?

Hello,

amd64 for Debian Jessie.

The legacy Bintray repository has those builds in

https://tvheadend.org/projects/tvheadend/wiki/AptRepository (towards the bottom).

AFAIK it's the arm builds that are missing but I've got those covered for now.

Jonathan Thomson wrote:

The legacy Bintray repository has those builds in

https://tvheadend.org/projects/tvheadend/wiki/AptRepository (towards the bottom).

AFAIK it's the arm builds that are missing but I've got those covered for now.

I use bintray repo and it is not working:

https://dl.bintray.com/tvheadend/deb/dists/jessie/unstable/binary-amd64/Packages  HttpError403

Regards.

That's not the legacy one, please refer to the page I directed you to

Jonathan Thomson wrote:

That's not the legacy one, please refer to the page I directed you to

Did you say this one? http://apt.tvheadend.org/

I will try it.

Best regards.

I've contacted Bintray 3 days ago concerning that issue, here's the answer:

Thank you for contacting us. We’d like to clarify that the 403 Errors that you are experiencing are not due to any server issues, but rather an administrative issue that we are investigating internally. We will update you soon.

However, even 2 after 2 days of their investigation they did not resolve it.

It's annoying ...

Jonathan Thomson wrote:

That's not the legacy one, please refer to the page I directed you to

Thanks!

I configure this way:

nano /etc/apt/sources.list

#tvheadend
deb http://apt.tvheadend.org/unstable jessie main

wget http://apt.tvheadend.org/repo.gpg.key
apt-key add repo.gpg.key

apt-get update 
apt-get install tvheadend

And it works, thanks for your help.

Best regards.

Hmmm, changing the repo might be good for a new install but will mix up things if you want to update, right?

However, there was a big boom announcing the new bintray repos. They still did not fix their issues after 4 days ... seems as if that was not the best decision :-|

There is no impact on changing or adding repositories - apt will always update from the latest version available - you can even switch between repository-based builds and self-built builds with no impact.

Thanks,

So could I use apt.tvheadend.org?

Is it going to be updated?

Best regards.

Cool, that worked for me! :-)

Many thanks!

Sorry all,

I've been away from the project (for years now ) and the only involvement I've had of late is to make sure the apt repo is working. Unfortunately turns out we went over our quota with bintray and they cut us off.

Unfortunately I failed to respond to their emails, as I've been busy and no one from the project bugged me (or tried hard enough).

I "think" I have now resolved the issues with bintray and got them to allow our current usage (which is actually against there T&C's), but with removing OLD daily packages.

Unfortunately nothing new has been submitted to create a new build, so everything is still weeks out of date. I'll try and force a manual update later.

Adam

Thanks Adam,

So we could continue using bintray repo?

Kind regards.

I dont know yet if the repositorys are completly back online, the bintray repository for jessie is missing unstable.
https://dl.bintray.com/tvheadend/deb/dists/jessie/unstable/ gives a 404 error missing files.

The other distros have unstable so there is something wrong witht he build process.

Raymond Paulsen wrote:

I dont know yet if the repositorys are completly back online, the bintray repository for jessie is missing unstable.
https://dl.bintray.com/tvheadend/deb/dists/jessie/unstable/ gives a 404 error missing files.

The other distros have unstable so there is something wrong witht he build process.

I have just updated using the jessie unstable dist. properly, so it should be working now

Since Adam's post it works flawlessly for me on Ubuntu 16.04 x64

yes after a couple of hours after the first post i made, the repository was updated with unstable, seems to work just fine now. Thanks Adam

Great job!
No more armhf build...
A raspberry pi is not good for building a package all the time...

Really too bad...

My repository has the armhf builds in.

Yes, you're right, you did it!
Thank's a lot.

But I think that official bintray had it and mus t continue to have it as default...