"dcc" you mean ?? sorry but I'm very unfamiliar with ftp. Suppose that ftp requires username and password ??
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Yeah but in telnet tape passwd to creat a password
Menu + setup + storage
No. This setting puts only hard disk to standby after some time period.
I'm searching about setup to put the whole machine from standby to deep standby. On BH this setting was at menu+setup+power setup
Isn't it in Main Menu >>Timers>>Power Timers
green button add timer you need
I haven't tested/don't use it
You're right. That's what I looking for. Thank you very much.
Now a new question
Can I install Google Chrome ? If not how can navigate into Chromium OS ? Do I need a bluetooth mouse ?
I really don't know because I don't use Google Chrome.
Aliraza63
Active member
Yes you can use it .
& also can use usb mouse/keyboard
You can use Vu+ qwerty remote control also .
Aliraza63
Active member
Fast change of channels is installed by default, although deactivated, in case we want to use it we will access menu + configuration + reception + fast channel change
For more help
How to activate FCC
No such a setting to OBH 4.4
Aliraza63
Active member
OK thanks. I found the answer. No FCC in 4.4
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I am facing pb when I am trying to install OpenBH 5.2.003 on External USB, it takes long time in installation process. But it completed successfully.
The receiver boot without any pb , but it freeze on stating Enigma 2 screen and nothing happen for long time.
My receiver : VUPLUS duo 4kse
Internal image : openpli 8.2
MULTBOOT : NEOOBBOT 9.65
BR
I am facing pb when I am trying to install OpenBH 5.2.003 on External USB, it takes long time in installation process. But it completed successfully.
The receiver boot without any pb , but it freeze on stating Enigma 2 screen and nothing happen for long time.
My receiver : VUPLUS duo 4kse
Internal image : openpli 8.2
MULTBOOT : NEOOBBOT 9.65
BR
blackie333
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I started with OBH 5.2 last week coming from BH. One problem after installation was access to the box via Samba1 I was used to.
After Samba installation via Network/Utilities/Samba I found the configuration directory in /etc/samba.
I started to experiment with different options there without knowing it's not working under impression it's there for a reason and all it needs is a proper configuration. After many hours of testing I have finally found a working configuration for my W7 and W10 PCs.
I am sharing the config file /etc/samba/smb-user.conf which should resist changes if samba is upgraded in the future.
No other changes are needed, most important is the content of section [global]. Please be careful because all access uses root.
After Samba installation via Network/Utilities/Samba I found the configuration directory in /etc/samba.
I started to experiment with different options there without knowing it's not working under impression it's there for a reason and all it needs is a proper configuration. After many hours of testing I have finally found a working configuration for my W7 and W10 PCs.
I am sharing the config file /etc/samba/smb-user.conf which should resist changes if samba is upgraded in the future.
No other changes are needed, most important is the content of section [global]. Please be careful because all access uses root.
Thank you blakie333 for your post.I started with OBH 5.2 last week coming from BH. One problem after installation was access to the box via Samba1 I was used to.
After Samba installation via Network/Utilities/Samba I found the configuration directory in /etc/samba.
I started to experiment with different options there without knowing it's not working under impression it's there for a reason and all it needs is a proper configuration. After many hours of testing I have finally found a working configuration for my W7 and W10 PCs.
I am sharing the config file /etc/samba/smb-user.conf which should resist changes if samba is upgraded in the future.
No other changes are needed, most important is the content of section [global]. Please be careful because all access uses root.
So what's next step ? Just copy and replace existing smb-user.conf file to /etc/samba and reboot VU+ ? That's all ?
blackie333
Member
Yes, exactly. You can make a backup of smb-user.conf if you wish but not needed.
Should work after a reboot
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