01:39 <debdrup> I'm helping someone manage a libreelec installation, and I've run into an issue where it seems like I can't enable timeshift - if I try, the page just reloads and the setting isn't turned on (nor does it work when tested in Kodi). This is on nightly-22020427-2e7f384, and https://paste.sh/M6GiSJGS#quCLtF5GqquYcE1BCG33BktW= is the relevant bits from the debug.txt that can be enabled for the add-on.

01:39 <debdrup> Not entirely clear on where to go from here in terms of rootcausing.

01:40 <debdrup> Curiously enough, if I start tvheadend manually, it does seem to let me enable it - but if I do it that way, I lose all of my configuration (presumably because the start script sets a bunch of values that I haven't replicated), so it seems to be related to the environment.

02:01 <debdrup> It looks like /storage/.kodi/addon_data/service.tvheadend43/timeshift/config gets updated correctly, so it's only the UI that doesn't reflect it - but timeshift still isn't working in Kodi :(

10:12 <MEAD> is there a plugin that can show the CPU and GPU useage + temperature?

10:12 <MEAD> like up in the corner of the screen

10:33 <bibble> MEAD: would be handy, though at least can SSH in to view stats whilst consuming media etc.

11:55 <bibble> Easiest way to get SSHFS on LibreELEC ?

11:58 <bibble> Can see it in here: https://github.com/LibreELEC/LibreELEC.tv/tree/master/packages/addons/addon-depends/network-tools-depends

12:02 <LEBot> [slack] <jernej> install it from addon repository?

12:02 <LEBot> [slack] <jernej> network tools addon, to be more specific

12:03 <bibble> Thanks, seems you're right jernej ...then found in .kodi/

12:03 <LEBot> [slack] <jernej> it should be included in path

12:04 <bibble> Oh, much better

12:04 <bibble> Scarily, SSHFS not maintained anymore https://github.com/libfuse/sshfs

15:23 <bibble> Does using Wireguard service mean can't use "Kore" Android control or local DLNA ?https://wiki.libreelec.tv/configuration/wireguard

15:28 <bibble> Need a network hero to figure out how to allow some services escape through it.

15:33 <ukleinek> bibble: I fail to parse your question

15:33 <ukleinek> bibble: depending on how you setup the wireguard tunnel and the firewall, remote tunnel users might be able to access lan DLNA and kodi devices

15:34 <bibble> If all your traffic is tunneled through a VPN, then need to specific route DLNA service to not got through it and exit locally.

15:52 <debdrup> You probably want OSPF.

16:17 <MEAD> OSPF? Nope, that is way over kill for your average "flat" network. You need change the configuration of the DHCP to give out the IP address of the internal VPN gateway, and manually configure the IP address and gateway address of the system running the VPN