I do frequent software upgrades on the backend system, not of the myth
software itself.
Kevin Kuphal wrote:
Joe Harvell wrote:
Just after I posted this, I was thinking a setup like you are
describing is better. And I would like to go that route.
My backend is mostly highly available. But I do frequently do
software upgrades, so I am worried about the WAF when I have to
explain to my wife why she can't watch DISH when I have unplanned
down time on the backend. What I didn't describe in my plan below is
that I would split the audio and video out of the DISH receiver with
one leg of each going directly to the A/V receiver and TV,
respectively. This way backend down time would not prevent us from
watching DISH.
I guess I could get a second dish receiver for the backend and leave
the existing one where it is. But this would cost me $5 per month
which I was hoping to avoid.
Don't do frequent software upgrades. If it ain't broke, don't fix
it. Update Myth as needed using stable releases and leave it at that.
Kevin
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