I haven't changed mysql for a while. The backend worked fine in the
past with the same mysql. I wouldn't call what you're doing a
workaround, it's a not very graceful recovery. It's nice to know other
people have this problem but we should try to find and fix it. It's a
pretty serious bug.
On Dec 13, 2004, at 11:35 AM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have the same issue, but work around this by swatching mythbackend's
logfile for anouncements of recordings starting, and then when the log
says they start, checking the database for a record with the
corresonding timestamp. If none are found, restart mysql and mythtv.
mysql seems to be the culprit, but I'm unsure.
On Mon, 13 Dec 2004 10:40:39 -0700 (MST), Rich
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ditto.
CVS snap I am running dated Dec 6.
Rich
The last week or so I've had problems with my backend that I've never
seen before. Occasionally, programs that are scheduled to be recorded
are only partially recorded. Perhaps only the last 10-20 minutes will
be recorded. Sometimes, the program will not be recorded at all (if
it's a 1/2 hour program).
Different parts of mythtv seem confused as to what's going on during
one of these recordings. The 'Watch Recordings' screen does not show
the program being recorded but the 'Upcoming Recordings' shows the
program highlighted and indicates that it is being recorded. The HTTP
interface to the backend also does not show any recording taking
place.
If I try to watch Live TV, it says all inputs are being used by a
recording. The backend itself shows no video file being written to.
It's hard to pin down but seems to happen most when I'm watching
another recording when the new one is supposed to start. I've been
running this backend for a long time and have never seen a problem
like
this. I'm running the latest CVS and my backend is separate from the
frontends.
Any ideas appreciated.
Curtis
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