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I've also noticed a second process.<br>
I monitor my mythbackend to make sure it is up by testing for the
presence of a single process.<br>
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It appears not to be a new daemon process but something related to
maybe video preview or something. I can't quite recall. You can see the
argument list in the output of a ps -ef which gives you a clue as to
what it is.<br>
<br>
I now also check for the presence of the --daemon flag in the arguments
list of the process and I'm all ok now.<br>
<br>
Eric Smith wrote:
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cite="mid:fb3b7c70803180749x4c209b0eka7340c1cc6f54c68@mail.gmail.com"
type="cite">My slavebackend running svn head as of a few weeks ago
spawns a new instance of mythbackend (seemily at random maybe twice a
week) which starts spamming the log file with unable to connect to the
database messages. I'm relying on the autodiscovery code to find my
primary backend so I do not have mysql.txt files built. I'm assuming
that I could easily resolve the logging issue by adding a mysql.txt
file and allowing the 2nd process to find the database, but I'd rather
understand why this second process is starting and what its trying to
do? Any thoughts?<br>
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