On 6/24/05, Neil Bird <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Around about 23/06/05 16:04, Donavan Stanley typed ...
> > However, using ext3 for storing your recordings is a bad idea. xfs,
> > jfs or Reiser is a much better choice.
>
>Is it really that bad? I used ext3 'just because' (I set up some
> la
On Fri, Jun 24, 2005 at 12:33:21PM +0100, Neil Bird wrote:
> Around about 23/06/05 16:04, Donavan Stanley typed ...
> >However, using ext3 for storing your recordings is a bad idea. xfs,
> >jfs or Reiser is a much better choice.
>
> Is it really that bad? I used ext3 'just because' (I set up so
Around about 23/06/05 16:04, Donavan Stanley typed ...
However, using ext3 for storing your recordings is a bad idea. xfs,
jfs or Reiser is a much better choice.
Is it really that bad? I used ext3 'just because' (I set up some
larger block size opt., I don't recall what). Prob. a bit late
Donavan Stanley wrote:
On 6/23/05, Tommy Adkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Here is a little more info based on the responses thus far:
- Not running NFS. I think it is called ext3/extended3.
The two are not mututally exclusive. However that's a read herring
since the software doesn
On 6/23/05, Tommy Adkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here is a little more info based on the responses thus far:
>
> - Not running NFS. I think it is called ext3/extended3.
The two are not mututally exclusive. However that's a read herring
since the software doesn't check to see if the file ex
Ant Daniel wrote:
:$ for some reason email wasn't showing me all you wrote. My stuff
probably not relevant.
When you run MythWeb is it running directly on the back end, or on
another machine?
If on the backend, then it would imply to me that it's a networking
problem, between the frontend/backe
:$ for some reason email wasn't showing me all you wrote. My stuff
probably not relevant.
When you run MythWeb is it running directly on the back end, or on
another machine?
If on the backend, then it would imply to me that it's a networking
problem, between the frontend/backend.
Ant.
On 6/23/05
I get this if the mythbackend dies or can't be contacted. If you try
to 'Watch TV' it says something like "Cannot locate mythbackend on
localhost"
Ant.
On 6/23/05, Jeroen Doumen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I get this whenever mythfrontend doesn't have permissions to rad the files -
> check wheth
I get this whenever mythfrontend doesn't have permissions to rad the
files - check whether mythfrontend is suid root, or whether the user
you're running as has sufficient priviliges.
Jeroen
> A very strange thing just happened to my MythTV setup. All of a sudden,
> when attempting to view the
Sound like your NFS is having problems. You are using NFS, aren't you?
Stan
> A very strange thing just happened to my MythTV setup. All of a sudden,
> when attempting to view the listing of recorded shows, mythfrontend
> reports
> "Sorry, there are no recordings." It worked fine a few days ag
A very strange thing just happened to my MythTV setup. All of a sudden, when attempting to view the listing of recorded shows, mythfrontend reports
"Sorry, there are no recordings." It worked fine a few days ago when I watched a new recording. Then I went away for the weekend and when I came ba
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