[200] [Apps] pyLoad 0.4.3, a fast, lightweight and full featured download manager

[Jannyy]

(11-09-2011 06:12 PM)vaidyasr Wrote:  

(11-08-2011 12:17 AM)Jannyy Wrote:  Get this error while installing pyLoad 0.4.7 on PCH A-210.
* opkg_conf_load: Could not lock /share/Apps/local/lib/opkg/lock: Resource temporarily unavailable.
Does not work for me.

Are you using apps on USB drive?

No, absolutely

[vaidyasr]

(11-09-2011 06:55 PM)Jannyy Wrote:  

(11-09-2011 06:12 PM)vaidyasr Wrote:  

(11-08-2011 12:17 AM)Jannyy Wrote:  Get this error while installing pyLoad 0.4.7 on PCH A-210.
* opkg_conf_load: Could not lock /share/Apps/local/lib/opkg/lock: Resource temporarily unavailable.
Does not work for me.

Are you using apps on USB drive?

No, absolutely

Make sure that the directory /share/Apps/local/lib/opkg exists and try again. The above directory will create upon 'opkg update' command.

[Jannyy]

Directory exists.
pyLoad now is installed.
I'm not able to access through webinterface.

[gaston70]

I need a tutorial to update pyload via telnet to the new version.
There is a tutorial in the pyload wiki but i do not really get it on the c200.

[safran64]

(11-13-2011 09:26 PM)gaston70 Wrote:  I need a tutorial to update pyload via telnet to the new version.
There is a tutorial in the pyload wiki but i do not really get it on the c200.

Does it have to be only telnet or can you access your PCH also with windows?
I never managed to get pyload started without telnet but this workaround worked for me for updating to new pyload versions (current ver 0.4.8):

- install pyload from opkg (I guess that's already done)
- start pyload with telnet (python share/Apps/local/bin/pyLoadCore)
- write down at least the config path (mine is eg. /opt/sybhttpd/localhost.drives/USB_DRIVE/Apps/local/etc/pyload) in the telnet window or from log file
- restart PCH or telnet "killall python"
- on your pc download and unpack "Source Code" version from pyload homepage
- copy everything to share/Apps/local/share/pyLoad folder on your PCH share device
Now it's a bit tricky:
- restart pyload (I always use telnet, see above)
possibility 1: everything works - fine!
possibility 2: the setup starts:
-follow all steps and make your decisions (usually just "return")
-- set the config path you noted earlier
-- take webinterface defaults (webserver 0.0.0.0:8000)
possibility 3: the setup can be started or be repeated manually with "python share/Apps/local/bin/pyLoadCore -s"

The webinterface should work now with the new version, perhabs some setting must be re-adjusted there.