Re: [mythtv-users] Re: transcode logs?

2005-05-18 Thread Jeff Simpson
On 5/18/05, Romain Kang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 On Wed, May 18, 2005 at 09:49:27AM -0400, Jeff Simpson wrote:
  Should mythtranscode end up in the backend logs?
  matter?
 
 My 0.18 box (FC2 + ATrpms) certainly does:
 
 % grep Transcod mythbackend.log
  [...]
 2005-05-14 15:39:48.310 Transcoding from 
 /mnt/store//1013_20050514095900_20050514103000.nuv to 
 /mnt/store//1013_20050514095900_20050514103000.nuv.tmp

It seems this is the last entry that matches Transcod in my
mythbackend.log (notice it's from 2004).

2004-11-24 00:47:30 Transcoding from
/mnt/store//1013_20041120193000_2004112020.nuv to
/mnt/store//1013_20041120193000_2004112020.nuv.tmp

I just manually transcoded a file yesterday, I saw it in progress on
the mythweb backend status page, and I see that it's now 2.7gb instead
of the original 5.4gb, and I saw the .nuv.tmp file while it was
transcoding and it seemed correct.

I have it set to log to the database, is that what's causing the
transcode logs to be lost?

 - Jeff
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Re: [mythtv-users] Re: transcode logs?

2005-05-18 Thread Jeff Simpson
 I have it set to log to the database, is that what's causing the
 transcode logs to be lost?
 
  - Jeff
 

I should note that I am also looking on the backend logs section in
mythweb - I see recording and commercial flagging starting / stopping,
but no transcode log entries. Version is 0.18.1

 - Jeff

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Re: [mythtv-users] Re: transcode logs?

2005-05-18 Thread Robert Tsai
On Wed, May 18, 2005 at 10:36:15AM -0400, Jeff Simpson wrote:
  I have it set to log to the database, is that what's causing the
  transcode logs to be lost?
 
 I should note that I am also looking on the backend logs section in
 mythweb - I see recording and commercial flagging starting /
 stopping, but no transcode log entries. Version is 0.18.1

The mythweb backend logs actually shows you database entries, not
the /var/log/mythbackend.log file contents.

Currently, mythtranscode does not log its entries into the database,
so you're not experiencing any unexpected behavior.

I don't think logging to the database is mutually exclusive with
logging to the backend logfile.

--Rob


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Re: [mythtv-users] Re: transcode logs?

2005-05-18 Thread Jeff Simpson
 The mythweb backend logs actually shows you database entries, not
 the /var/log/mythbackend.log file contents.

right, but those entries are in leiu of log entries, right? As in, if
mythbackend logs to the database, it doesn't also log to the file...

 Currently, mythtranscode does not log its entries into the database,
 so you're not experiencing any unexpected behavior.

 I don't think logging to the database is mutually exclusive with
 logging to the backend logfile.

Ok, so this might just be a bug, then? It looks like when I'm logging
the backend to the dB, transcode doesn't log to mythbackend.log
correctly... Right now the only thing that shows up in the log are
channel changes and very light startup messages.

 - Jeff
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Re: [mythtv-users] Re: transcode logs?

2005-05-18 Thread Robert Tsai
On Wed, May 18, 2005 at 11:38:12AM -0400, Jeff Simpson wrote:
  The mythweb backend logs actually shows you database entries,
  not the /var/log/mythbackend.log file contents.
 
 right, but those entries are in leiu of log entries, right? As in,
 if mythbackend logs to the database, it doesn't also log to the
 file...

No.

  Currently, mythtranscode does not log its entries into the
  database, so you're not experiencing any unexpected behavior.
 
  I don't think logging to the database is mutually exclusive with
  logging to the backend logfile.
 
 Ok, so this might just be a bug, then? It looks like when I'm
 logging the backend to the dB, transcode doesn't log to
 mythbackend.log correctly... Right now the only thing that shows up
 in the log are channel changes and very light startup messages.

mythtranscode currently does not have any code to log to the database.

Start mythbackend with some -v arguments for extra verbosity, if
you're bored with just the channel changes and startup messages :).

--Rob


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