I'm a bit puzzled over where the configuration data is kept. Not under the /etc tree, apparently.<br><br>My question arises because I keep getting messages that it can't find the BackendServer; for example, after running mythfilldatabase, I get message below:
<br><br>No setting found for this machine's BackendServerIP.<br>Please run setup on this machine and modify the first page<br>of the general settings.<br><br>And yet, when I run mythtv-setup, there it is, plain as day: <a href="http://127.0.0.1">
127.0.0.1</a> (both FE and BE on same machine).<br><br>Yes, mysql IS running, and when I dump the user table, there is user mythtv, on host "localhost", and I have set the password to mythtv, and all permissions are granted! Database mythconverg is there, with its 40 or 50 tables.
<br><br>My system is Mepis 6 (uses Ubuntu repositories), and I used the mysql-server-4.1 and the mythtv 18-point something, binaries.<br><br>I must be missing something really stupid. So my question is two-fold; if somebody can specifically tell me what's wrong, that would be great, but also, what is the strategy for storing all the various settings that the user can tweak and change? Where is it? Also, is there a log someplace that would give more useful information? The one in /var/log/mythtv doesn't tell much.
<br><br>John<br><br><br>