Bug #6236
Web GUI not loading
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Description
After building TV Headend in my Ubuntu, I was unable to load the Web GUI.
Previous version, that was 100% working: HTS Tvheadend 4.3-2027~ge3f4f222e
Log:
dez 24 11:04:06 tvheadend-server tvheadend921: http: 10.17.0.42: HTTP/1.1 GET (1) /redir/theme.css -- 400
dez 24 11:04:06 tvheadend-server tvheadend921: webui: failed to open src/webui/static/tvh.js.gz
dez 24 11:04:06 tvheadend-server tvheadend921: http: 10.17.0.42: HTTP/1.1 GET (1) /static/tvh.js.gz -- 500
OS: Ubuntu 20.04.5 LTS (GNU/Linux 5.15.0-46-generic x86_64)
TV Headend version: commit c9a156a25a07f1f84c2f48a1b03b481430c8257d
History
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Updated by Flole Systems almost 2 years ago
Updated by State the exact version number Tvheadend outputs, not just the commit hash.
Updated by R V almost 2 years ago
Updated by saen acro wrote:
How you install it?
Replacing the tvheadend file in /usr/bin by the one in build.linux folder and rebooting the server.
Updated by R V almost 2 years ago
Flole Systems wrote:
State the exact version number Tvheadend outputs, not just the commit hash.
Because I was not able to access the WebGUI, I could not get this info in the “Status” tab. I cloned the hit repository 30 min before I opened this issue (today). Does it help?
Updated by Flole Systems almost 2 years ago
There's a parameter that Tvheadend can be started with that outputs the version information. Also provide exact information on how to reproduce the issue, cause it works for me. Ideally you bisect it to figure out which exact commit broke it.
Updated by R V almost 2 years ago
Flole Systems wrote:
There's a parameter that Tvheadend can be started with that outputs the version information. Also provide exact information on how to reproduce the issue, cause it works for me. Ideally you bisect it to figure out which exact commit broke it.
I’m not an expert programmer / Linux user. Which is this parameter and how do I set it?
Steps to reproduce:
1. git clone from repository
2. configure command
3. make command
4. move tvheadend file from build.Linux folder to /usr/bin
5. reboot now command
Updated by R V almost 2 years ago
Flole Systems wrote:
There's a parameter that Tvheadend can be started with that outputs the version information. Also provide exact information on how to reproduce the issue, cause it works for me. Ideally you bisect it to figure out which exact commit broke it.
version 4.3-2069~gc9a156a25
Updated by saen acro almost 2 years ago
R V wrote:
saen acro wrote:
How you install it?
Replacing the tvheadend file in /usr/bin by the one in build.linux folder and rebooting the server.
Do you use bundle option?
What OS you use?
Updated by Flole Systems almost 2 years ago
- Status changed from New to Invalid
You did not correctly install it. See https://tvheadend.org/projects/tvheadend/wiki/Building
Updated by R V almost 2 years ago
saen acro wrote:
R V wrote:
saen acro wrote:
How you install it?
Replacing the tvheadend file in /usr/bin by the one in build.linux folder and rebooting the server.
Do you use bundle option?
What OS you use?
How do I enable this option?
Updated by saen acro almost 2 years ago
Answer to asked questions!
What OS you use?
Updated by R V almost 2 years ago
saen acro wrote:
Answer to asked questions!
What OS you use?
This is written in the original thread, when I opened the issue.
I did all the procedures again with the enable bundle option and it worked.
I had to do as super user, adding sudo before all commands.
Thank you
Updated by saen acro almost 2 years ago
Still few questions
Why not build packages with is more normal way to install
Why not use simple make install command, and skip manual copy/paste.
Why not use sudo -s command also.