[mythtv] [mythtv-commits] Ticket #6725: segmentation fault in mythbackend
Michael T. Dean
mtdean at thirdcontact.com
Thu Jul 16 13:53:00 UTC 2009
On 07/16/2009 09:23 AM, Simon Kenyon wrote:
> Nick Morrott wrote:
>> On 16/07/2009, Simon Kenyon wrote:
>>> MythTV wrote:
>>>> #6725: segmentation fault in mythbackend
...
>>>> Changes (by stuarta):
>>>>
>>>> * status: new => infoneeded_new
>>> what more information do you need?
>>> i'm a little confused
>>> not sure if you need additional information from me
>>>
>>> the backend has a PVR-350 connected to a STB using RGB
>>> it has two DVB-S cards, a Nexus-S and and a budget 1500
>>> it is hard to tell remotely, but i think i am using the 1500
>>> i only have one DVB card configured in at the moment
>>>
...
>> Echoing Mike Dean's frequent suggestion, I would do a "Delete all
>> capture cards" and then just configure the card you are using for
>> testing. Your log indicated you are using the DVB-S card that uses the
>> "ST STV0299 DVB-S" frontend (DVB adapter 1).
> but as you know yourself, deleting all capture cards and adding them
> again is a bit drastic
> this is a production system - i'm not using it for "testing" - i'm
> using it for "watching" :-)
...
> it seems that if you get the channel list out of sync with what is
> being broadcast, then the backend becomes unstable
> as you know yourself, the channels that are broadcast on Astra 28.2E
> change on an almost daily basis
>
> anyway. i will do as you say
> pity. i had more or less got my channel list sorted out
If you're that concerned about it, give me a week or two and I'll have a
patch for the restore script that--given a full backup--will fix
channels for you (set the user-modifiable things back to the way they were).
Oh, and I think the only reason that it was still marked as
infoneeded_new was because they hadn't gotten around to changing it back
after realizing you had good backtraces on there.
Mike
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