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So far this is the way I have been doing it. The laptop in the truck has a built in wireless that connects when I pull in the garage. Then every night a cron job kicks off and syncs the recordings I want according to the channel they were on (eg: 1045 and 1013). After that I have to copy the entries out of the main backends db and edit them for the truck and upload those. Otherwise I can run the dbrebuild script in the contrib directory, but I never know the file names so I have a list of blank names in the db.<BR>
The other thing I could do is rysnc the files and then change the names of the files according to the main db, this will let me watch them with mplayer in the truck but I loose all the great functionality of myth.<BR>
Since I was busy blowing up hardware this weekend I didn't even have a chance to sit down and start a script. Once the hardware situation is fixed I will start looking back into it.<BR>
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Matt<BR>
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On Mon, 2003-04-07 at 11:23, Brian Wente wrote:
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<FONT SIZE="2"><I>How about rsync and a wireless connection? so, when you park it in the garage it will sync itself.</FONT><BR>
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<B>From:</B> mythtv-users-bounces@snowman.net [mailto:mythtv-users-bounces@snowman.net]<B>On Behalf Of </B>Roy Leonard<BR>
<B>Sent:</B> Monday, April 07, 2003 12:48 PM<BR>
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<B>Subject:</B> Re: [mythtv-users] MythTV goes mobile!<BR>
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Using something like rsync could be a better way to transfer files from "home" to truck. This would work if you had the disk space. It will only copy files that have changed and will delete files from the "truck" if they are deleted from the "Home" system. One system is considered a master and the other a slave. <BR>
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Rsync is probably already in your distribution. If not you can find it on rsync.samba.org. <BR>
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Cheers, <BR>
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Roy <BR>
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<B>Matthew Brichacek <mmbrich@ldl.fc.hp.com></B> wrote:
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> What seems to be missing here is a convenient way to transfer<BR>
> files from the home database to the truck database. I have<BR>
> a "test" environment and a "production" system and sometimes<BR>
> want to move recordings from one to the other. I've been<BR>
> ftp-ing the files and manually INSERTing into the 'recorded'<BR>
> database.<BR>
> <BR>
> What strikes me as a more convenient way would be to modify<BR>
> MythWeb to have links for the .nuv files that includes the<BR>
> recorded fields in the HTTP headers and sends the file as the<BR>
> body. A helper app for .nuv files could open the local database<BR>
> per mysql.txt to insert the local recorded entry and write the<BR>
> file to the RecordFilePrefix dir. This way I could simply go to<BR>
> the web page and click on the link to transfer the file onto my<BR>
> other system.<BR>
> <BR>
I haven! 't tried mythweb yet, but this sounds like an interesting way to<BR>
accomplish what I was after. <BR>
Unfortunately I broke the laptop in the process of setting this all up<BR>
this weekend, so now I am stuck with nothing until I can either fix this<BR>
one or get a new one.<BR>
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Matt<BR>
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