Gemstone 1 for v9

[jusjoken]

As it is taking me some time to get G2 out and will be a while, I decided with the EPG announcement that it would be good to have a Gemstone 1 release that included the latest SageTV v9 STV updates so the Schedules Direct EPG settings can be configured within Gemstone.

There is ONLY 1 fix included and that is the watched conflict issue.

I do not plan to fix anything else from Gemstone 1 other than if I happen to have broken something with merging G1 into the newer SageTV STV.

Note: you should see this soon in the V9 repo once it get's published.

k

[wayner]

Awesome, thanks. This is one of a few things that screwed me up when I tried to set up SD.

[EnterNoEscape]

I installed the update. Everything regarding Schedules Direct looks like it's working correctly. Thank you for doing this.

[moothekow]

Hey - installed it -- but quick question:

After installing it - I am now seeing the 'progress' bar of partially (or fully) played items in my views under the show/movie names. I (apparently?) must have turned it off long ago -- but looks like it reset and I haven't the foggiest idea anymore where the option is to turn that off. Anyone know off the top of their head?

[jusjoken]

Originally Posted by moothekow

Hey - installed it -- but quick question:

After installing it - I am now seeing the 'progress' bar of partially (or fully) played items in my views under the show/movie names. I (apparently?) must have turned it off long ago -- but looks like it reset and I haven't the foggiest idea anymore where the option is to turn that off. Anyone know off the top of their head?

Detailed Setup, Customize...scroll WAY down to Configure Watched & Partial Bars and disable it there.

k

[moothekow]

Originally Posted by jusjoken

Detailed Setup, Customize...scroll WAY down to Configure Watched & Partial Bars and disable it there.

k

Perfect, thank you very much.

[wayner]

I just tried to install on a new unRAID docker install an I get a failure for dependencies for sourceforge. Any advice on how to get around this?

[jusjoken]

Originally Posted by wayner

I just tried to install on a new unRAID docker install an I get a failure for dependencies for sourceforge. Any advice on how to get around this?

some say just try again and again

others have installer java 1.8 but i assume that's the docker you are using

[wayner]

I have installed Java 7 as I was hoping to get Jetty to work.

Do you meant that other have installed java 1.8 rather than installer?

[jusjoken]

Originally Posted by wayner

I have installed Java 7 as I was hoping to get Jetty to work.

Do you meant that other have installed java 1.8 rather than installer?

there are 2 dockers. use the java 8 one. its a requirement for the latest phoenix core and will be for g2.

i understand the jetty issue can be worked around as stuckless has.

[BobPhoenix]

Originally Posted by wayner

I have installed Java 7 as I was hoping to get Jetty to work.

Do you meant that other have installed java 1.8 rather than installer?

Use the Java 8 version the only thing about the Web server that doesn't work is /apps page. Version 7 will not install correctly for me as it fails when trying to enter a time zone if you get beyond where you are now.

[wayner]

I have already installed the Java 7 one. Should I just nuke it and redo with the Java 8? Or is it easy to upgrade?

[jusjoken]

Originally Posted by wayner

I have already installed the Java 7 one. Should I just nuke it and redo with the Java 8? Or is it easy to upgrade?

cant upgrade. nuke and run the script again. easy peasy

[KarylFStein]

Originally Posted by BobPhoenix

Use the Java 8 version the only thing about the Web server that doesn't work is /apps page. Version 7 will not install correctly for me as it fails when trying to enter a time zone if you get beyond where you are now.

FYI, if you use the mobile view it doesn't work for various things on Java 8.

[wayner]

Originally Posted by jusjoken

cant upgrade. nuke and run the script again. easy peasy

Lemon squeezy...

But it still isn't working. It installs ok but it is disabled. When I try to enable it there is a message saying "Plugin cannot be enabled. A required dependency..."

The Gemstone z API failed. Is it possible that some files stuck around from the V7 install? I noticed that Sage kept a bunch of the config stuff - I guess that is because the application folder probably didn't get nuked when I deleted the docker container.

[wayner]

Originally Posted by BobPhoenix

Use the Java 8 version the only thing about the Web server that doesn't work is /apps page. Version 7 will not install correctly for me as it fails when trying to enter a time zone if you get beyond where you are now.

Not for me - I can't go to /sage/Home as it gives me a 503 error. At the apps page I get a bunch of errors, but at least I get some text which means that Jetty is somewhat working.

[stuckless]

Originally Posted by wayner

Not for me - I can't go to /sage/Home as it gives me a 503 error. At the apps page I get a bunch of errors, but at least I get some text which means that Jetty is somewhat working.

See my comments here....

https://forums.sagetv.com/forums/sho...7&postcount=24

[wayner]

I was able to get Gemstone to load. I deleted Gemstone and then delete Gemstone z API. Then I installed Gemstone again and it was good.

I also now have the web UI working. I don't know what got it to work but after a restart it seems to be working ok.

[BobPhoenix]

Originally Posted by wayner

I was able to get Gemstone to load. I deleted Gemstone and then delete Gemstone z API. Then I installed Gemstone again and it was good.

I also now have the web UI working. I don't know what got it to work but after a restart it seems to be working ok.

Could be the restart. I've had that fix other plugins even when it doesn't really make sense.