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On 1/11/12 11:55 AM, John Pilkington wrote:
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Scanning for changes isn't working for me now, in 0.24-fixes, but I had
assumed that something had gone awry during my recent Fedora 14 to 15
upgrade. I still see files that have been in my Video directories for
some time, but none that I have put there recently. The frontend log
reports 'buildFileList' and 'MythVideo::ScanVideoDirectory Scanning'
for the expected directories - in that order - but no new files appear;
I haven't tried the effect of removing an old one. Permissions look ok.
I suspect that I need to check for new ISP-generated hostnames screwing
things up after the upgrade, but maybe it's a real bug. I haven't tried
it often.
fixes/0.24 [v0.24.1-106-g31e9528] from ATrpms.
John P
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Any errors in /var/log/mythtv/mythfrontend* ?<br>
<br>
Best to enable debug output on mythfrontend. You might try:<br>
<blockquote>mythfrontend -v media --loglevel debug -l
/tmp/mythout.log<br>
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There are various debug subsystems so media might not be the right
one, or you might need additional subsystem with debug on. Figure
out the right ones (or use all) and then start digging to find your
trouble area.<br>
<br>
mythfrontend -h says to run -v help to get the following options,
but strangely it wants an X display just to allow the following
textual output (bug):<br>
<br>
<blockquote>Verbose debug levels.<br>
Accepts any combination (separated by comma) of:<br>
<br>
all - ALL available debug output<br>
audio - Audio related messages<br>
channel - Channel related messages<br>
chanscan - Channel Scanning messages<br>
commflag - Commercial detection related messages<br>
database - Display all SQL commands executed<br>
decode - MPEG2Fix Decode messages<br>
dsmcc - DSMCC carousel related messages<br>
dvbcam - DVB CAM debugging messages<br>
eit - EIT related messages<br>
file - File and AutoExpire related messages<br>
frame - MPEG2Fix frame messages<br>
general - General info<br>
gpu - GPU Commercial Flagging messages<br>
gpuaudio - GPU Audio Processing messages<br>
gpuvideo - GPU Video Processing messages<br>
gui - GUI related messages<br>
idle - System idle messages<br>
jobqueue - JobQueue related messages<br>
libav - Enables libav debugging<br>
media - Media Manager debugging messages<br>
mheg - MHEG debugging messages<br>
most - Most debug (nodatabase,notimestamp,noextra)<br>
network - Network protocol related messages<br>
none - NO debug output<br>
osd - On-Screen Display related messages<br>
playback - Playback related messages<br>
process - MPEG2Fix processing messages<br>
record - Recording related messages<br>
refcount - Reference Count messages<br>
rplxqueue - MPEG2Fix Replex Queue messages<br>
schedule - Scheduling related messages<br>
siparser - Siparser related messages<br>
socket - socket debugging messages<br>
system - External executable related messages<br>
timestamp - Conditional data driven messages<br>
upnp - UPnP debugging messages<br>
vbi - VBI related messages<br>
xmltv - xmltv output and related messages<br>
<br>
The default for this program appears to be: '-v general'<br>
<br>
Most options are additive except for 'none' and 'all'.<br>
These two are semi-exclusive and take precedence over any<br>
other options. However, you may use something like<br>
'-v none,jobqueue' to receive only JobQueue related messages<br>
and override the default verbosity level.<br>
<br>
Additive options may also be subtracted from 'all' by<br>
prefixing them with 'no', so you may use '-v all,nodatabase'<br>
to view all but database debug messages.<br>
<br>
Some debug levels may not apply to this program.<br>
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-JK<br>
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