[mythtv-users] Linux Kernel or Myth error?

[Steve Smith]

On 20/03/2008, Nick Morrott <knowledgejunkie at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 19/03/2008, Steve Smith <st3v3.sm1th at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>  >  2008-03-19 16:45:37.334 MythSocket(8452420:-1): writeStringList:
>  >  Error, socket went unconnected.
>  >  2008-03-19 16:46:37.229 MainServer::HandleAnnounce Playback
>  >  2008-03-19 16:46:37.230 adding: eddie as a client (events: 0)
>  >  2008-03-19 16:46:37.233 MainServer::HandleAnnounce FileTransfer
>  >  2008-03-19 16:46:37.237 adding: eddie as a remote file transfer
>  >  2008-03-19 16:46:37.240 RemoteFile::openSocket(control socket):
>  >                         Could not connect to server "" @ port -1
>  >  2008-03-19 16:46:37.241 RemoteFile::openSocket(file data socket):
>  >                         Could not connect to server "" @ port -1
>  >  2008-03-19 16:46:37.243 RingBuffer::RingBuffer(): Failed to open remote file ()
>  >  2008-03-19 16:46:37.260 MythSocket(8277968:-1): writeStringList:
>  >  Error, socket went unconnected.
>  >  2008-03-19 16:47:37.261 MainServer::HandleAnnounce Playback
>  >  2008-03-19 16:47:37.319 adding: eddie as a client (events: 0)
>
>
> From the contents of the log, I'd go for a MythSocket problem. You
>  could increase socket-level log messages to see if you get more useful
>  debug information.
>
>  Are your backend and MVP runnning compatible versions of MythTV?
>
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Thanks Nick,

I'll see what debugging can be done, or even if it can be reproduced.
 As to are MVPMC and Myth backend compatible?...
that's a bigger question isn't it? MVPMC is the latest daily build,
Myth BE is SVN from end of Feb. Of course the 2 aren't really a
perfect match...
I suspect the problem probably lies in Myth, does it perform any
heartbeat type operations on remote clients?

Cheers
Steve