Hi this is a rather ingenious solution.
I've done my dependency chasing and compiled this, i can mount iView and browse but as soon as i try and copy or open it fails. I get the fuser favorite: "Transport endpoint is not connected" and running with debugging on i get:
unique: 59, opcode: LOOKUP (1), nodeid: 2, insize: 76
LOOKUP /Gruen Planet Series 2/Gruen Planet Series 2 Episode 6.mp4
getattr /Gruen Planet Series 2/Gruen Planet Series 2 Episode 6.mp4
NODEID: 3
unique: 59, success, outsize: 144
unique: 60, opcode: OPEN (14), nodeid: 3, insize: 48
open flags: 0x8000 /Gruen Planet Series 2/Gruen Planet Series 2 Episode 6.mp4
ERROR: rtmp server sent error
ERROR: rtmp server requested close
open[30451600] flags: 0x8000 /Gruen Planet Series 2/Gruen Planet Series 2 Episode 6.mp4
unique: 60, success, outsize: 32
unique: 61, opcode: READ (15), nodeid: 3, insize: 80
read[30451600] 65536 bytes from 0 flags: 0x8000
Segmentation fault
sorry to dump like this in here, any help appreciated.
Cheers
alan black
PS: I'm running with just ./auntie iView/
Quote:
Originally Posted by garfunkel
Hey guys,
In case anyone is interested. I have written an ABC iView app which is implemented as a FUSE driver. This means that if you are running Linux you can 'mount' iview so that it appears on your computer as just another drive/folder. You can browse for shows using your file browser and then click on a show to watch it through your favourite media player. You can also download a show if you want just by dragging and dropping the show you want into another folder. As far as your computer knows, iView is like a USB flash drive. 
The program is here:
http://github.com/garfunkel/auntie
The program has very few dependencies. Just three, and if you running most modern desktop distributions they will be in your repositories. The dependenies are FUSE, jannson (json library) and libxml2 (xml library).
Note: To program this I mainly used LLVM Clang, but many of you are using GCC. The program compiles perfectly under GCC. You can do this by changing 'clang' to 'gcc' in the makefile. If you still have issues compiling the code it could be because you have an older version of your build utils than mine. That's OK too, just change the -std=c11 to -std=c99.
The program is implemented in C and uses librtmp and doesn't call rtmpdump so this should help to avoid several issues people have been having with these types of apps.
Have fun! |