[mythtv-users] slow mythweb?

[Udo van den Heuvel]

Michael T. Dean wrote:
> On 04/26/2008 04:32 AM, Udo van den Heuvel wrote:
>> Michael T. Dean wrote:
>>   
>>>>> BTW: why do I see:
>>>>> Encoder 1 is remote on recorder (currently not connected).
>>>>> Encoder 2 is remote on recorder (currently not connected).
>>>>> Encoder 3 is remote on recorder (currently not connected).
>>>>> Encoder 4 is remote on recorder (currently not connected).
>>>>> Encoder 5 is remote on recorder (currently not connected).
>>>>> Encoder 6 is remote on recorder (currently not connected).
>>>>> Encoder 7 is remote on recorder (currently not connected).
>>>>>     
>>>>>         
>>>> I fixed these by changing the hostname in capturecard to localhost.
>>>>       
>>> If mythtv-setup didn't set the proper hostname, you probably have
>>> conflicting information specified for hostname/identifier.  There are a
>>> couple of places it has to line up.
>>>     
>> `recorder` is the normal hostname for that box, localhost is the
>> replacement.
> 
> I'm saying your settings in MythTV are wrong.  I don't remember where 
> they all are, but you need to make things match up appropriately in 
> mythtv-setup/frontend settings and your config.xml/mysql.txt.

What things?
All hostnames (for backend etc) are set to locahost or 127.0.0.1.
No confusion there.
Database is all default. mythconverg, mythtv/mythtv. config.xml and
mysql.txt say the same. (why the need for two config files?)
As you can see in one of my other posts in this thread the program runs
'normally'. The fact that things don't work despite the log saying it is
OK tells me that some errorchecking is lacking.
Yes, I (maye have) made a configuration error. But shouldn't the program
tell me if things can't work this way? (like they do at this point in time)


I think I'll compile a document with all relevant info I can think of
and file a ticket.

Kind regards,
Udo