No I updated via launchpad, and just to be sure, I uninstalled and reinstalled after I got the error. I thought maybe there was something wrong with the flow of data from launchpad to my machine. But no, it seems that there is some sort of incompatibility with the new release.
Nope not at the moment. Best guess is that it is that libdl does not match in version on thebuild servers. But this is a far fetched guess. Have you tried deleteing (move) your .plexht folder so it generates a new on on upstart. And when you do so please post entire log here if it still don’t work.
I do not att themoment have access to a computer so i can test 12.04 in a vm to see how it behaves.
I deleted the .plexht folders. Could not figure out how to really get full logs out, sorry. I mean, I know some linux, but only enough to get by. Meanwhile, I was lucky and found the previous version in my cache folder (0.9.10.0-20130626-git), name of package (plexhometheater_0.9.10.0-201306261333-ubuntu1~precise1_amd64.deb) and installed it. Works fine like before.
I just tried to install PHT on Ubuntu 12.04 for the first time. I have noticed that if I have the Media Server running at the same time, I get a Core Dump.
I also tried with the MS disabled, then started PHT, which launched, and then launched the MS and it dumped again.
Using strace, it seems that it is crashing while reading the XML responses from the media server.
I just tried to install PHT on Ubuntu 12.04 for the first time. I have noticed that if I have the Media Server running at the same time, I get a Core Dump.
I also tried with the MS disabled, then started PHT, which launched, and then launched the MS and it dumped again.
Using strace, it seems that it is crashing while reading the XML responses from the media server.
Just installed PMS 0.9.8.4.125 on the same 12.04 machine and They work fine side by side for me. I can't recreate the issue you guys have. I will need those logs and strace to provide to the developers.
Just installed PMS 0.9.8.4.125 on the same 12.04 machine and They work fine side by side for me. I can't recreate the issue you guys have. I will need those logs and strace to provide to the developers.
I've been able to repro a crash on fedora 19 with PHT and PMS. I have been able to get PHT running, since the latest packaging I did in testing it only crashed on first launch after reboot. But haven't nailed it just yet. It might be a thread timing issue. As per some if the errors I have seen. (Yes fedora is not Ubuntu, but the bug might be related)
Btw my test machine is a vm with 12.04 fresh all updates and only pht and pms installed with it deps. Pms only has one section with 1 movie and is not logged in to myplex. So this could explain why i don’t see any issues.
Btw my test machine is a vm with 12.04 fresh all updates and only pht and pms installed with it deps. Pms only has one section with 1 movie and is not logged in to myplex. So this could explain why i don't see any issues.
I only have 1 section, with movies, but it's signed into myPlex account, haven't tested without being logged in.
I had seg faults with PHT as well with mint 16 with cinnamon 2.0 (ubuntu 13.10) so I downloaded the source code and compiled it with the commands offered via this site somewhere.
My intention is to make my own home made NAS/Media Center. Do I need to install PMC as well to use my own local files and then point PHT to my PMC server?
On a side note I'm not an experienced Lunix user, running win since 3.11, but have some light experience from back in the day with Debian. I'm a bit surprised how easy and nice cinnamon 2.0 is.
