Installscript-plugin-cmds

Version vom 22. Juni 2006, 10:13 Uhr

Beschreibung

In ../plugin-cmds befinden sich die Einstellungen der Plugins, als bsp das remote-plugin.

Format:

<PLUGINNAME>.conf

Optionen werden mit einem.

-

eingeleitet.

Plugin(s) können im admin-plugin eingestellt werden. (0 = inactiv, 1 = activ, <NUM> = entspricht der Reihenfolge)

kurze beschreibung

Neue Plugin(s) werden von alleine eingetragen, es ist somit nicht zwingend immer die Konfigurations-Datei admin.conf neu zu erstellen.

Umgekehrt das selbe, falls Plugin(s) entfernt wurden... alles weitere sollte im syslog ersichtlich sein. (vorrausgesetzt $VDR_LOG -gt 0)

admin.sh: + admin plugin (1) ...
admin.sh: + epgsearch plugin (2) ...
admin.sh: | -c $VDR_CONFIG/plugins/epgsearch ...
admin.sh: + filebrowser plugin (3) ...
admin.sh: + image plugin (4) ...
admin.sh: | -m $PREFIX/bin/mount.sh ...
admin.sh: | -C $PREFIX/bin/imageplugin.sh ...
admin.sh: | -c /image ...
admin.sh: + loadepg plugin (5) ...
admin.sh: | -c $VDR_CONFIG/plugins/loadepg ...
admin.sh: + mailbox plugin (6) ...
admin.sh: + mp3 plugin (7) ...
admin.sh: | -m $SCRDIR/mount.sh ...
admin.sh: | -n $SCRDIR/network.sh ...
admin.sh: | -i $PREFIX/bin/image_convert.sh ...
admin.sh: | -B $PREFIX/cache/cddb ...
admin.sh: | -C $PREFIX/cache/mp3 ...
admin.sh: | -c $PREFIX/cache/mp3 ...
admin.sh: | -S mp3 ...
admin.sh: + mplayer plugin (8) ...
admin.sh: | -m $SCRDIR/mount.sh ...
admin.sh: | -M $VDR_CONFIG/plugins/mplayer/mplayer.sh ...
admin.sh: | -R $PREFIX/cache/mplayer ...
admin.sh: | -S mplayer ...
admin.sh: + prefermenu plugin (9) ...
admin.sh: + skinclassic plugin (10) ...

Bsp

../plugin-cmds/remote.conf

## Description:
#
## Command line options:
#
# -i dev,   --input=dev   select device which supports the /dev/input protocol
# -l dev,   --lirc=dev    select LIRC device
# -t dev,   --tty=dev     select terminal device
# -T dev,   --TTY=dev     select terminal device with 'OSD'
# -p tcp:n  --port=tcp:n  select connection on tcp port <n>
#
## Examples:
#
# -i autodetect
#     Try to autodetect device '/dev/input/eventX' (X = 0,1,2,...).
#     If no device can be identified, '-i /dev/input/event0' is used.
#
# -i /dev/input/event2
#     use specified input device '/dev/input/event2'
#
# -l /dev/lircd
#     select LIRC remote control
#
# -p tcp:3333
#     wait for a telnet connection on tcp port 3333
#     (use 'telnet vdr 3333' to access this port)
#
# -t /dev/tty10
#     use terminal device without 'OSD'
#
# -T /dev/tty10
#     use terminal device with 'OSD'
#
# -i autodetect -p tcp:3333 -t /dev/tty10
#     use multiple devices
#
##

-i autodetect