[mythtv-users] Mythbuntu 12.04 updated to Apache 2.4.22 now mythweb says File not found?

[Tim Draper]

---- On Mon, 23 Mar 2015 14:57:34 +0000 Gary Buhrmaster<gary.buhrmaster at gmail.com> wrote ---- 
 > On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 9:46 AM, Tim Draper <veehexx at zoho.com> wrote: 
 > .... 
 > > Depends if OP uses liveTV. there are a number of long outstanding livetv usability issues with 0.27/fixes. based off my experience of .24/.25 era, then .27 is backwards a step. 
 >  
 > FUD is not a reason to not move forward.  One should clearly test in 
 > ones specific environment. 
 >  
 > As with all else, YMWV.  Some have found liveTV works better (and there 
 > was a substantial effort by jya to address some of the issues).  As is 
 > usual, whether it works better or worse seems to be dependent on 
 > specific configuration(s), which makes it nearly impossible for a dev 
 > to reproduce in their environments(*), and for which most others are 
 > unable to dig deep into the code to do their own diagnostics and fixes 
 > in the area (yeah, this is some of the more hairy and complex code, 
 > which makes it more problematic even if one is willing; but that is the 
 > way one learns).  And, of course, while all the devs want the product 
 > to work well for everyone, their focus is on what does not work for 
 > them, and LiveTV is rarely high on that list (due to it either working 
 > for them, or they never use it). 
 >  
 > For what it is worth, while I do not regularly use LiveTV (I think 
 > LiveTV is *so* 50 years ago) it works quite well for me when I do 
 > (and from time to time, after I upgrade or build a custom patch, 
 > I test LiveTV just to make sure nothing is broken). 
 >  
 > Gary 
 >  
 > (*) Commercial companies doing this type of work do have an 
 > entire lab of TV distribution equipment (from around the world) 
 > to test with, along with paid staff to create reproducers in that 
 > lab.  The MythTV devs are not quite so well provided for. 
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Going a bit OT now but my comment wasn't meant as an "dont upgrade". more of a "there are issues so be aware of them". i personally found 0.25 to be the most stable for live tv. .26 and .27 have long standing niggly issues on my systems (multiple distros and hardware).
With that said, there are new features and those work well - make the upgrade worth it overall.