Problems configuring SageTV

[rerooks]

I had it working properly, then something went wrong, and Sage wouldn't tune in channels...so I started from scratch on docker, and its not going well.

I have two HD Homerun Primes with FIOS access (cable). On my Windows PC, I have downloaded the software from Silicondust and have updated the firmware, and I can watch shows using their client, so, that works well.


Now, starting from scratch.

1. Unstalled all dockers
2. Wiped out the opendct and sagetv directories just to make sure it was clean (rm -r to each of them)
3. Installed and ran crazifuzzy-opendct, didn't change anything
4. Installed stuckless-sagetv-server-java8, only entered in my server key
5. The DCT video sources didn't show up immediately, but they did after a few minutes, so I added one of them.
6. Tried to record Nova on PBS, I got no signal
7. Switched tuners (added another one, deleted first one), same thing

I have uploaded the log files (cut and pasted the logs into windows to make it more readable due to linux formatting). Maybe someone can help. If I can get this working can start mapping the network drives and replace the new wiz.bin with the one I have been using for years.

[EnterNoEscape]

I don't see OpenDCT discovering any of your HDHomeRun devices. It's broadcasting and nothing appears to be responding.

[rerooks]

Something did find the DCT tuners, though. I don't know the process, but in video sources, I show two set of tuners, ones with the prefix DCT and the others without.

For the DCT docker, I assume that the process I followed was right? There is no special configuration. step?

Also, I can tune the devices from Windows, and the HDHomerun configuration app on windows does scan channels on them. Could there be some firewall on Unraid that is blocking it? I only have two dockers, and the unassigned devices plugin.

Maybe I should just wipe out my entire system and start from scratch. I will give that a shot unless someone has a better idea.

[rerooks]

I am still having problems, but I followed this thread with some advice from EnterNoEscape

hdhr.static_addresses_csv=10.99.2.40,10.99.2.41

I got farther this time, but now get null pointer exceptions in the log file for the docker. I have attached that log and the log in OpenDCT.

[rerooks]

Well, I think I have solved it. The configuration for the OpenDCT docker has a default network type that isn't specified. I selected "Host" and it seems to be fine now.

This would be a bit embarrassing for me, but I did read all of the documentation that I could find, and it wasn't mentioned.

I assume that this goes along with how the network type is specified in Unraid? Did I miss some documentation? If someone could link it, it would be great.

[EnterNoEscape]

Originally Posted by rerooks

Well, I think I have solved it. The configuration for the OpenDCT docker has a default network type that isn't specified. I selected "Host" and it seems to be fine now.

This would be a bit embarrassing for me, but I did read all of the documentation that I could find, and it wasn't mentioned.

I assume that this goes along with how the network type is specified in Unraid? Did I miss some documentation? If someone could link it, it would be great.

I haven't spent a lot of time myself working with the Docker container, so I haven't experienced or commented on everything you might run into with it. I can't point you to somewhere detailing how this should have worked, but I'm glad things seem to be working better for you.