[mythtv-users] Two MythTV systems on same subnet - am I asking for trouble?

[Bill Meek]

On 6/23/19 3:16 AM, Mark Perkins wrote:
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> On 23 June 2019 5:34:24 pm <ajp at cantabrian.co.nz> wrote:
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>> Hi,
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>> My current Myth frontend and backend are both 0.25. So long over due for upgrade but don’t fancy iterative upgrade and anyways Fedora 18 is so 
>> out of support it’s not funny.
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>> Plan is setup a 0.29 server, get it working, iron out the kinks and move the recordings from the old system to the new. I think that is a 
>> reasonable plan.
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>> I am getting a bunch of problems having separate masters on the same subnet LAN, mostly around uPnP I suspect. Rapidly reaching the conclusion 
>> I am asking for trouble and may have to try a different approach, such as putting them on different subnets until it’s done. Don’t really want 
>> to do that, because firstly it’s a pain, but secondly my NAS is on the LAN and it will make things quite difficult without it.
>>
>> I have tried Googling about this but again not much out there for this strategy.
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>> So, am I simply asking for trouble or should I be turning of uPnP somehow ? If the answer is yes, you are asking for trouble, then I will make 
>> other plans, hope not, but rather know now 😊
>>
>> Any thoughts appreciated.
>>
>> Tony
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> Definitely do-able just clear pin in mythtv-setup some more info https://lists.gt.net/mythtv/users/563958

Not a big deal, but one of the Services API endpoints needs a
PIN. This will fail.

     <BackendHostnameOrIP>:6544/Myth/GetConnectionInfo?Pin=''

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Bill