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Thats a pretty unusual set of Windows settings – how come you are showing two IP4 addresses for the same adaptor. The 192.0.2 subnet is routable which is unusual amd no default gateway or DNS is shown. Is the Windows machine part of a corperate network?
What was the response from telnet ?
Hi!
I have no idea why the settings ar ethe way they are. It is a laptop connected over a wireless network.
Telnet simply gave the prompt back with a blank line response and then the prompt again:
humax# rm -f filebglastop.dat
humax#
humax#
humax# ls
dvbepg filebglastop.dat
humax#
Is there a searate setting on the humax box to allow remote deletion that has been missed?
what does ls -l show?
-rw-rr–r– 1 root root 1036 Aug 14 10.33 filebglastop.dat
slight typo:
-rw-r–r– 1 root root 1036 Aug 14 10.33 filebglastop.dat
Yes, I’ve vhecked…it is still there!
You need to stop the Humax software first, so:
Code:/etc/init.d/S90settop shut
rm /mnt/hd1/filebglastop.dat
rm /tmp/.humaxtv.holddown
pkill sleep(check it isn’t recording or about to record first)
What status should the box be in? ON or Standby?
The filebglastop.dat file is being constantly re-written
On.
All OK till the last command. I get:
humax# pkill sleep
sh: pkill: not found
humax#
humax#
Use ‘killall sleep’ instead.
Done a ls -la and the filebglastop.dat file has been deleted!
Machine is in standby now and won’t wake up!
The Humax software is not running so it won’t respond to the remote control or button presses at the moment. Killing the sleep process should allow the software to restart and bring things back to normal, otherwise power cycle it and you should be fine.
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