We had a couple network issues that popped up with the latest Win 11 update. You could check into Windows 11 24H2 update if that seems to align with the time that this problem first appeared.
For example, but not limited to:
Did you try a Delete and Recreate guide database
If it's still disabled, it will show in the /settings API
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The fault is the Enable/disable of sources not a network issue.
Yep still missing it is that new Enable/Disable feature.
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It’s definitely not Windows related for me. I haven’t used that OS in over 15 years. My server runs on Linux, FWIW.
I had also deleted and recreated my guide for something else I was doing today and it did nothing to address the missing HDHR.
This issue coincided exactly with disabling hte HDHR as a source for me.
Yep that is definitely the problem not a Network or OS problem it is plain and simple a bug.
Can you re-enable it as a source?
Noooo we have been through all this ... it is a bug, tmm1 gave me the thumbs up.
OK. Well it works for me.
DISABLE curl -XPUT http://192.168.1.4:8489/devices/1323AADB/disabled
ENABLE curl -XDELETE http://192.168.1.4:8489/devices/1323AADB/disabled
Of note this does work for me.
That works but the toggle on the web page does not.
This is true, the bug needs to be fixed but at least this gets it re added to be used temporarily.
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Ah. My mistake.
Which browser is this happening on?
I don't know about others, but i'm on the browser brave.
Happens on Firefox for me (but the curl commands work).
Only issues using the browser on an HDHR source though.
More specifically, the toggle switch always shows the HDHR source as enabled, even when disabled, and clicking it when the source is disabled sends the disable command again instead of the enable command.
Works on an M3U source just fine.
Ah interesting
This should fix the issue. Sorry folks.
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I installed this (0126) and the dvr is bootlooping for me. I rolled back to the previous pre-lease from yesterday and it loads just fine.