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ValdikSS / aceproxy

Ace Stream HTTP Proxy. ABANDONED! NO SUPPORT WHATSOEVER!
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More detailed instructions #30

Closed brimur closed 9 years ago

brimur commented 9 years ago

Hi I followed your instructions but I get stuck at the bottom when I try to get things running. You suggest starting VLC and Acestream engine but Im confused. Which command is used to start Acestream. There are many options. Is it one of these below? Also when I start VLC using your commands it does not allow me to do anything else so I cannot then start the proxy. Is there a way to start VLC as a daemon instead? Thanks 

usage: acestreamengine
[--client-console | --client-wx | --client-gtk | --stream-source-node | --stream-support-node | --stream-startup-node | --create-transport | --create-transport-multi | --start-tracker | --get-infohash PATH |-get-file-info PATH | --get-file-info-with-id PATH | -v]
ValdikSS commented 9 years ago

AceStream Engine could be ran from console (--client-console) or with GUI (with the shortcut or --client-wx). VLC doesn't support daemon mode AFAIK, but you can use any available method to do so (aceproxy spawn / your init system / anything else).

deseven commented 9 years ago

If you don't want to use the internal spawning procedures the basic way to start VLC as a daemon (in background) is to use screen, like that: screen -dmS vlc "/usr/bin/vlc -I telnet --clock-jitter 0 --network-caching 500 --sout-mux-caching 500 --telnet-password admin --telnet-port 4212"

brimur commented 9 years ago

Thanks for the info. Can I get acestream and aceproxy to start in init.d?

ValdikSS commented 9 years ago

There is systemd services for acestream (from ArchLinux PKGBUILD) and aceproxy (in this repo). Other init systems are not supported, but you can write init script and do a pull request.