INVITE — offering somebody an account
Raised while offering somebody in the house an account they can claim. See requests and the household.
| Code | Severity | Exit | What it means | What to do |
|---|---|---|---|---|
INVITE-1 | error | 1 | This stack has no media server, so there is no account to offer. An invitation is an account somebody signs in to; without one there is nothing to invite them to. | Add a media server to the stack and run setup. |
INVITE-2 | error | 1 | The media server's own account has not been set up yet. Making somebody else an account is done as the administrator, and this machine has not recorded one. | Run lemonfiber setup, so the media server's account is made and recorded. |
INVITE-3 | error | 1 | This machine has no address the household could arrive at. An invitation is an address somebody else opens, and this machine answers to no name on the network and has none written down. | Record the address the household should use, with lemonfiber config set HOUSEHOLD_HOST <address>. |
INVITE-4 | error | 1 | The invitation is for nobody — the name was blank. The name is what they will sign in as, so a blank one is an account nobody could use. | Give the name they will sign in as, as in lemonfiber invite ana. |
INVITE-5 | error | 1 | An invitation offered again could not be dated again, so its window is not real. Their account is still there as it was; what could not be written down is when it was offered, which is what the window is counted from. | Check the configuration directory can be written, then run this again. |
INVITE-6 | error | 1 | The media server would not say what libraries it holds, so nobody was invited. Choosing what somebody may open starts by finding the libraries, and that read did not answer. | Check the media server is running, then run this again. |
INVITE-7 | error | 1 | No library goes by a name that was given, so nobody was invited. Libraries are named the way the media server's own screens name them, though not necessarily in the same capitalisation. | Name a library the media server holds. The message lists the ones there are. |
INVITE-8 | error | 1 | The media server would not set what the account may watch. A new account is taken back rather than left open to every library, so there is no invitation to send; an existing one is still there, allowed what it was allowed before. | Run this again with the same choices, or set them in the media server's own settings. |
INVITE-9 | error | 1 | When they were offered an account could not be written down, so it was not offered. An invitation runs out a set time after it is offered, and one this machine has no date for is taken back the next time anybody is invited. | Check the configuration directory can be written, then run this again. |
INVITE-10 | error | 1 | The media server would not ready the account to be claimed. An account is offered switched on, with a limit on wrong passwords, and the media server would not write either. | Check the media server is running, then run this again. |
INVITE-11 | error | 1 | The name given is the account that administers the media server, so it is not one to offer. This is the account lemonfiber signs in as, and an invitation would put a household member's limits on it. | Invite the person under a name of their own. |
What each severity and each exit means is on every error by code, beside every other family.