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Got a reply from SD ...
"Looks like your last successful download was on 5/23.
On 5/24 for some reason we received 194 connections between 10:54 and 11:05
triggering a denial of service attack ban. The logs show it was lifted on 5/25,
but I still see the entry in iptables. I reset fail2ban and hopefully you're
working again."
Weird...
Got a reply from SD ...
"Looks like your last successful download was on 5/23.
On 5/24 for some reason we received 194...
I'm using MediaPortal 1.38.1 x64 and have an SD-DD lineup account. In the last week, I have not been able to update my EPG, and...
I have added a scheduled task to MariaDB to delete all entries with the same start and end date
I have added a scheduled task to MariaDB to delete all entries with the same start and end date
Hello,
I'm encountering an issue after importing EPG data into the TV-Server/Database.
The Problem:
After importing an XMLTV...
Isn't there anyone who needs the series episode listings in the EPG?
Perhaps someone could move this post to the English forum.
Isn't there anyone who needs the series episode listings in the EPG?
Perhaps someone could move this post to the English forum.
Since EPG Buddy is no longer working and the 'TV Movie EPG Import ++' plugin is working again, I'm now having trouble completing...
I made some updates to the Wiki page describing the <import> and <include> tags, including adding a couple of new xml examples. For the first example, I highlighted the example text and eventually found the location in the menus where I could select the CODE macro to have the example text formatted as a code example. So far, so good...
I made some updates to the Wiki page describing the <import> and <include> tags, including adding a couple of new xml examples. For...
I made some updates to the Wiki page describing the <import> and <include> tags, including adding a couple of new xml examples. For...
In the UK, the EPG transmitted in the DVB-T datastream allows each programme to have two genres -- a primary genre, and a secondary genre (i.e. a subgenre).
The primary genre might be something like Film (or Movie in the USA).
The secondary genre for Film might be something like: Action, Comedy, Crime, Fantasy, Romance, Science...
In the UK, the EPG transmitted in the DVB-T datastream allows each programme to have two genres -- a primary genre, and a secondary...
In the UK, the EPG transmitted in the DVB-T datastream allows each programme to have two genres -- a primary genre, and a secondary...