The second video on the page will play for me automatically, but the first one won't unless I click on the link.
Hi Bigpup,bigpup wrote:I think it has to do with the video clip being a Tweet embedded on non-Twitter website.
Firefox support has this about it.
https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1189443
However, I still could not get the video to play unless I to did this:The second video on the page will play for me automatically, but the first one won't unless I click on the link.
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timezone=$(wget -q -O - "http://ip-api.com/csv/" | cut -f10 -d ',')
rm -f /etc/localtime
ln -s /usr/share/zoneinfo/$timezone /etc/localtime
rdate -s time-a.nist.gov
Thanks for the code in your post.Lassar wrote:How about adding the timezone & time automatically to xenialpup64?
There is a group of puppy users that freak out on non-user-initiated (ie automatic) connections.Lassar wrote:How about adding the timezone & time automatically to xenialpup64?
Put this in /root/xinitrc before the background commands
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timezone=$(wget -q -O - "http://ip-api.com/csv/" | cut -f10 -d ',') rm -f /etc/localtime ln -s /usr/share/zoneinfo/$timezone /etc/localtime rdate -s time-a.nist.gov
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#!/bin/bash
timezone="`readlink /etc/localtime | sed -e 's%/usr/share/zoneinfo/%%'`"
if [ ! -e /root/checkedtz ] ; then
# Fetch timezone from Ubuntu's geoip server
timezone=`wget -O - -q http://geoip.ubuntu.com/lookup | sed -n -e 's/.*<TimeZone>\(.*\)<\/TimeZone>.*/\1/p'`
rm /etc/localtime
ln -s /usr/share/zoneinfo/$timezone /etc/localtime
touch /root/checkedtz
fi
TZ=$timezone
export TZ
rdate -s utcnist.colorado.edu
ImprovingLassar wrote:How's this for getting your timezone & time automatically
This is the big implementation issue.mavrothal wrote:One issue is when/from where to call it. Quicksetup that prompts for timezone is running too early for any startup script and does not need a connection.
Could be integrated in quicksetup and preset timezone when there is wired connection or prompt for autosetup when connection is set.
Not really. If there is network the timezone is set.gyro wrote:This is the big implementation issue.mavrothal wrote:One issue is when/from where to call it. Quicksetup that prompts for timezone is running too early for any startup script and does not need a connection.
Could be integrated in quicksetup and preset timezone when there is wired connection or prompt for autosetup when connection is set.
Run it before "quicksetup" and "quicksetup" now depends on a working network. (There have been Puppy releases that never reached a working network automatically on first boot.)
Run it after "quicksetup" and the user has most likely already set the timezone manually.
I'm a bit unclear on this.gyro wrote:Brazen plug:
In my current "init" rewrite project I will use this methodology in a "mk-timezone-file" utility. The resultant "TIME_ZONE" file is pushed into the "initrd.gz" of the target puppy and used by the new "init" script to set the timezone for "init" processing and in the booted Puppy.
gyro