Announcing llink-2.3.2 release

[lundman]

It gives me commodious pleasure to announce the release of the latest version of the llink (ell-link) HTTP Streaming software.

Changelog of the larger changes include:

Code:

* llink-2.3.2

   * Better compatibility with A300/C300 UPNP client
   * Better compatibility with Popbox V8 UPNP client
   * Experimental transcoding support. MKV -> MPG on PS3 works ok.
   * Sony Bravia TV compatibility
   * undvd changed to use libdvdread-4.2.0.plus and libdvdnav-4.2.0
   * ISO in RAR code optimised considerably.
   * WindowsMediaPlayer12 compatibility support.

* llink-2.3.1

   * Fixed missing "i386" (32bit) version in Apple Mac Store
   * Fixed compatibility with AppleTV2 XBMC UPNP Client.
   * Fixed compatibility with VLC. (Warning, VLC recursively lists on connect)

Even though llink works with A300/C300, Popbox and clones, the UPNP stack on the PCH side is faulty. Refreshing the directory will generally work.

It does say with transcoding ability, and that does work, it will need much more tweaking to be actually useful I think. Still, the framework is ready. Show me more on Transcoding



Downloads:

Windows : http://lundman.net/wiki/index.php/Llink:windows

OSX App Store: http://itunes.apple.com/en/app/llink/id4...l=en&mt=12

OSX Free: http://lundman.net/wiki/index.php/Llink:osx

PCH 100 Series: http://www.nmtinstaller.com/

PCH 200 Series: http://www.nmtinstaller.com/

PCH 300 Series: http://www.nmtinstaller.com/

Linux x86: http://lundman.net/wiki/index.php/Llink:linux

Linux x64: http://lundman.net/wiki/index.php/Llink:linux

Solaris 11: http://lundman.net/wiki/index.php/Llink:opensolaris

ReadyNAS: http://lundman.net/wiki/index.php/Llink:readynas

Synology: http://lundman.net/wiki/index.php/Llink:synology

Asus WL-500:

D-Link DNS-323:

Bubba server:

AzBox HD:

Buffalo LinkStation:

Buffalo TeraStation:

Thecus N5200:

QNAP:


If your binary is missing, can you please let me know and I will compile for you.

[mike7]

(01-05-2012 06:08 AM)lundman Wrote:  It gives me commodious pleasure to announce the release of the latest version of the llink (ell-link) HTTP Streaming software.

Synology: http://lundman.net/wiki/index.php/Llink:synology

D-Link DNS-323:

If your binary is missing, can you please let me know and I will compile for you.

lundman, thank you very much for PCH a-110 binaries!

could you please compile for Synology x10_arm and D-Link DNS-323?

[lundman]

The Synology x10_arm compile is done, naturally as I can only guess at its correctness, please try it and let me know if there are issues.

As for D-Link, I do not think I have compiled for this before, and it seems it was done by drak0. If he has stopped compiling, I can take over. Since the compile steps are a bit different, I can also give vague compile instructions to him

[mike7]

(01-06-2012 02:47 AM)lundman Wrote:  The Synology x10_arm compile is done, naturally as I can only guess at its correctness, please try it and let me know if there are issues.

Both 2.3.2 & 2.2.4 crashed on http request to http://ipAddress:port, 2.2.3 working fine. UPNP working fine with version 2.3.2

(01-06-2012 02:47 AM)lundman Wrote:  As for D-Link, I do not think I have compiled for this before, and it seems it was done by drak0. If he has stopped compiling, I can take over. Since the compile steps are a bit different, I can also give vague compile instructions to him

drak0 stopped compile, I compiled 2.2.4 by myself. If you can provide instructions, I'll try

PS. Will do more checks with nmt a-110 version, sometimes it stopped to respond.

[lundman]

Can you turn on coredumps (ulimit -c unlimited) and crash it? then I want the core if you dont have gdb.

Lund

[mike7]

(01-07-2012 12:40 PM)lundman Wrote:  Can you turn on coredumps (ulimit -c unlimited) and crash it? then I want the core if you dont have gdb.

Lund

Please look PM

[lundman]

Code:

#0  0x4010f094 in strcasecmp_l () from /lib/libc.so.6
#1  0x00037f1c in gdbm_open (file=0x0, block_size=0, flags=2, mode=384,
    fatal_func=0) at gdbmopen.c:95
#2  0x0001fbb4 in visited_open_dbfile (node=<value optimized out>,
    readonlyorcreate=0) at visited.c:109
#3  0x0001fd60 in visited_filename (node=0x1d6e18,
    filename=<value optimized out>) at visited.c:594

Ok, for now turn off visited. I shall find out what goes wrong.

[mike7]

(01-08-2012 12:19 PM)lundman Wrote:  Ok, for now turn off visited. I shall find out what goes wrong.

"Visited" was turned off, stopped crashing after turning on. Will do more tests.
Thanks a lot

PS. Will restore my build environment for DNS-323

[lundman]

Ah ok, guess I assumed nobody would turn it off. I will test the off-code and make sure it doesnt crash.

[gfb107]

I'm trying to use the visited and watched support under Windows. I keep seeing this error

Quote:C:\Program Files\llink>llink -d -v 1024
llink - Jorgen Lundman v2.3.2 lundman@shinken.interq.or.jp build 2445 (Mon Nov
7 11:06:46 2011) (libdvdnav, ClinkC)

WinSock version 2.2 Max 0
[visited] adding watched directory 'Z:/Watched/'.
[main] ready!
[visited] closed file '/TV/Pixar Shorts/Pixar Shorts s01e05.mkv' ('')
[visited] opening DB file 'llink.bdb'
[visited] failed to open DB file 'llink.bdb': errno 22, gdbm_errno 10: Can't be
writer
[visited] open dbfile 00153878

As a result, neither llink.bdb or the watched directory are ever updated. I tried a similar setup running llink on my PCH, and the visited+watched support works correctly, without the error.

[lundman]

oH hey interesting, looks like windows' gdbm isn't working correctly. I will take a look at it when I boot windows to compile mediainfo-rar.

[gfb107]

Thanks

[gfb107]

Just wondering if there's been any progress.

[lundman]

http://www.lundman.net/ftp/llink/llink-2.3.2-win32.zip

Seems in Windows GDBM did not like file-locking. Since Windows don't let you have more than one writer anyway, I don't think it is an issue. Please try that.

[gfb107]

Unfortunately there's no improvement

Code:

C:\Liink>dir
Volume in drive C is SYS
Volume Serial Number is 64A7-8574

Directory of C:\llink

01/21/2012  09:17 AM    <DIR>          .
01/21/2012  09:17 AM    <DIR>          ..
11/26/2011  07:34 PM                 0 .llink.a00932
11/26/2011  07:35 PM                 0 .llink.a04980
09/03/2008  12:21 AM             8,259 blackskin720.conf
09/03/2008  12:21 AM             6,829 jukebox.conf
11/07/2011  12:25 AM             8,628 llink-120x120.jpg
11/07/2011  12:25 AM            22,316 llink-120x120.png
11/07/2011  12:25 AM             5,060 llink-48x48.jpg
11/07/2011  12:25 AM             7,163 llink-48x48.png
01/13/2012  12:05 PM            18,325 llink-gfb.conf
01/21/2012  09:14 AM                 0 llink.bdb
01/21/2012  09:24 AM            18,317 llink.conf
01/19/2012  09:49 PM           797,696 llink.exe
01/21/2012  09:24 AM                 0 llink.log
01/19/2012  09:49 PM         1,799,168 llinkd.exe
11/07/2011  12:25 AM             1,865 mime.types
01/21/2012  09:13 AM    <DIR>         skin
06/13/2011  01:52 AM           189,440 undvd.exe
01/13/2008  08:35 AM           271,872 unrar.exe
              17 File(s)      3,154,938 bytes
               3 Dir(s)   8,505,311,232 bytes free

C:\llink>llink -d -v 1024
llink - Jorgen Lundman v2.3.2 lundman@shinken.interq.or.jp build 2569 (Fri Nov 1
1 12:40:21 2011) (libdvdnav, ClinkC)

WinSock version 2.2 Max 0
[visited] adding watched directory 'Z:\Watched\'.
[main] ready!
[visited] closed file '/TV/Pixar Shorts/Pixar Shorts s01e02.mkv' ('')
[visited] opening DB file 'llink.bdb'
[visited] failed to open DB file 'llink.bdb': errno 22, gdbm_errno 10: Can't be writer
[visited] open dbfile 00153878
[visited] added '/TV/Pixar Shorts/Pixar Shorts s01e02.mkv'
[visited] file played for 0 seconds
[visited] and we have sent 45908 bytes out of 91168874. Bytes percent 0.00%
[visited] closed file '/TV/Pixar Shorts/Pixar Shorts s01e02.mkv' ('')
[visited] open dbfile 00153878
[visited] closed file '/TV/Pixar Shorts/Pixar Shorts s01e02.mkv' ('')
[visited] open dbfile 00153878
[visited] closed file '/TV/Pixar Shorts/Pixar Shorts s01e02.mkv' ('')
[visited] open dbfile 00153878
[visited] file played for 1 seconds
[visited] and we have sent 66728 bytes out of 91168874. Bytes percent 0.00%
[visited] closed file '/TV/Pixar Shorts/Pixar Shorts s01e02.mkv' ('')
[visited] open dbfile 00153878
[visited] file played for 159 seconds
[visited] and we have sent 91229892 bytes out of 91168874. Bytes percent 100.00%
[visited] adding to db '/TV/Pixar Shorts/Pixar Shorts s01e02.mkv'
[visited] calling dirname(/TV/Pixar Shorts/Pixar Shorts s01e02.mkv) -> '/TV/Pixar Shorts'
[visited] added '/TV/Pixar Shorts'
[visited] also adding directory: '/TV/Pixar Shorts'

Could you make it so using

Code:

VISITED|FILE=|MINTIME=1|PERCENT=50|IPNAME=0|WATCHED=Z:\Watched\

would bypass the bdb file completely and only write the .watched file?