(2012-06-05, 19:03)N3MIS15 Wrote: I'm good at starting things but not finishing them... A few things I have on the go are updater

(2012-06-09, 10:04)steve1977 Wrote:

(2012-06-05, 19:03)N3MIS15 Wrote: I'm good at starting things but not finishing them... A few things I have on the go are updater

The updater would be really fantastic to have seeing the light.

Is there anyone who is using Maraschino outside the home network to access sabnzbd, SB, CP, et al? With only opening the "80" port. If so, would be fantastic if he can write a few lines how he achieved that. I used to have it running, but always had some smaller issues (e.g., thumbs not loading for recently added, movie library not showing properly). Thanks a ton in advance!

(2012-06-09, 11:27)guy_smiley:) Wrote: I swear I do this every couple of months

(2012-06-09, 21:02)steve1977 Wrote:

(2012-06-09, 11:27)guy_smiley:) Wrote: I swear I do this every couple of months

Thanks, this is helpful. I am conscious that you have been helping before, so even more appreciated.

Two more questions:

1) I assume that this description is what works with Apache. I keep reading that Maraschino may ditch support for Apache. Under this circumstance, what would I need to do to set it up with cherrypy (still only opening port 80).

2) I just installed Apache server (UniServer) at a friend's computer and set up everything as I thought I had done myself before. Issue is that Maraschino does not show up. Instead, I am getting the file directory (authors, maraschino.py, etc.). I have the wsgi-file set-up and also thought I had done everything done the same way as before. Any idea what I could have done wrong?

Thanks in advance!

(2012-06-10, 00:05)guy_smiley:) Wrote: Have you set up the file maraschino in sites-available and enabled it? This is what enables the wsgi, not just having the maraschino.wsgi in that folder;

Code:

<VirtualHost *>
    WSGIDaemonProcess maraschino user=xbmc group=www-data threads=5
    WSGIScriptAlias / /var/www/maraschino/maraschino.wsgi

    <Directory /var/www/maraschino>
        WSGIProcessGroup maraschino
        WSGIApplicationGroup %{GLOBAL}
        Order deny,allow
        Allow from all
    </Directory>
</VirtualHost>

(2012-06-10, 06:35)steve1977 Wrote: I tried adding the lines above, but this doesn't work. After adding, I cannot start the service. I checked my "old" working install and noticed that I had added the following line:

> LoadModule wsgi_module modules/mod_wsgi.so

I also did add this line, but unfortunately, this did not improve anything...

Any thoughts?

(2012-06-10, 07:51)steve1977 Wrote: Thanks for your continued help. I am running Uniserver on Win7x64. I have installed activepythonx32 and uniserverx32. I have downloaded a pre-compiled modwsgi.so and added the line above. Unfortunately, it does not work. Uniserver comes with Apache 2.4 and modwsgi appears to be for Apache 2.2. Could this be the issue and any idea how to resolve i?

(2012-06-10, 08:00)guy_smiley:) Wrote:

(2012-06-10, 07:51)steve1977 Wrote: Thanks for your continued help. I am running Uniserver on Win7x64. I have installed activepythonx32 and uniserverx32. I have downloaded a pre-compiled modwsgi.so and added the line above. Unfortunately, it does not work. Uniserver comes with Apache 2.4 and modwsgi appears to be for Apache 2.2. Could this be the issue and any idea how to resolve i?

Sorry, no idea unfortunately. I believe some other users use Windows that might be able to help you. I'm trying to avoid it at the moment

(2012-06-09, 11:55)SlackMaster Wrote: Hello,

First off, awesome creation. My hat's off to those that spend their time working on this. I've donated $20 to the cause. Keep up the great work and thanks for everything!

I have Maraschino running on openelec. Like others, I had issues with the disk drives in the latest beta 4 eden release. To fix this, I did like the post said and created an autostart.sh file in the .config directory (if you're a noob like me and using a PC to make your files, be sure to use an editor like textpad and select "UNIX" not "PC" when saving the file).

Here's my issue now, Maraschino is running on my XBMC machine, but my entire media library is on a server in the other room, I'm streaming via samba shares. To get the samba shares to show up, I had to mount them. So again, I followed the directions of others and added some additional lines to my autostart.sh file. Here's what I have so far.

Code:

#!/bin/sh
(sleep 20; \
mount -t cifs "//192.168.0.100/tv" /storage/tvshows -o username=myusername,password=mypassword
mount -t cifs "//192.168.0.100/Movie Archive" "/storage/Movie Archive 1" -o username=myusername,password=mypassword
mount -t cifs "//192.168.0.100/Movie Archive 2" "/storage/Movie Archive 2" -o username=myusername,password=mypassword
python /storage/.xbmc/addons/service.web.maraschino/maraschino-cherrypy.py
)&

Everything starts up fine, but here's what my disk space module looks like:



As you can see, the used space on the tv share seems a bit off. I assume this is because that share is actually 4 2TB drives in a JBOD, whereas the other two drives are stand alone. ( I may be wrong about that ).

Anyone else got any idea what might be causing this issue and if so, perhaps how to fix it?

Thanks