This is a stub for a HOWTO to install the Digital Devices OCTOPUS DuoFlex C/T card in linux, including TVHeadend, a SoftCam and XBMC as Frontend. TVHeadend/SoftCam on Ubuntu as Server, and XBMC on Windows as Client(s)

Ubuntu:

http://www.ubuntu.com

Drivers:

Ubuntu Package:


sudo apt-get install build-essential, linux-firmware-nonfree, mercurial, ncurses-dev, libproc-processtable-perl
hg clone http://linuxtv.org/hg/~endriss/media_build_experimental
cd media_build_experimental
make download
make untar
optional: make menuconfig
make
make install
modprobe ddbridge
modprobe ngene
w_scan -fc -c DE -t 3 -F > channels.dvb


http://linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Digital_Devices_DuoFlex_C%26T

TVHeadend:

https://www.lonelycoder.com/hts/tvheadend_overview.html

XBMC:

http://www.xbmc.org

SoftCam:

CCCam 2.1.0

Will update this article once i’m further in the process :D

 

If you get a Large Integer from Active Directory, e.g. trough msExchArchiveQuota, you need to add a reference to the COM Type Library “ActiveDS” / “Active DS Type Library”. Then you can use:

var largeADInteger = (IADsLargeInteger)doUser.Properties["msExchArchiveQuota"].Value;
var largeInteger = largeInteger.HighPart * 0x100000000 + largeInteger.LowPart;

And you’ve got your c# long… :)

 
Set-Mailbox MailboxName -Type Shared

Following types are supported:

- Room
- Equipment
- Shared
- Regular

 

You like the ASP.NET Membership system, and want to use it in non-ASP.NET Applications? (i.e. Winforms, Console, Webservices, you name it).
Then have a look at “Client Application Services“. Basically, it provides the ASP.NET Membership system functionality (including Profiles, Authorization, Authentication, Roles) trough ASP.NET Web Services to other Applications. In case of “Microsoft Applications” (Winforms…), you can use the standard Membership functionality.

 

Enterprise Vault 10 Service Pack 1 is announced to be released in Q1 2012

Enterprise Vault 9 Service Pack 3 is announced to be released in November 2011

 

OK, got some spare time now, so I set up my blog…
It’s primary use is for me to remember certain things, but I still hope others will benefit from it, too.

Cheers
Michel

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