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on 6/12/2012 12:44 PM Michael Drons carved the following into a
picnic table:
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<div id="yiv872452117yui_3_2_0_18_133951326140840">mythweb
is not generating the preview image under the recorded
programs. <br>
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not even sure where to begin to look. Is this a mythweb
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should I start to look?</div>
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When I upgraded from 0.24 to 0.25 last week, I noticed the same
thing. When I tried to run mythpreviewgen from the command line
(replicating commands I saw in the logs) to see what it was actually
doing, it crashed. A quick ldd showed it looking for a bunch of
files in /usr/lib with many of them having 0.24 in the name (all
dated around mid-December). No idea where they came from or why
they didn't get removed when I upgraded. I don't currently have,
nor have ever installed, any 32-bit packages on my machines. They
are old enough that I don't think they are a result of the current
0.24-bijou to 0.25 upgrade...possibly from a test build from source
that I did trying to get the ceton card working before the bijou
packages were released. Not one of them reports as being owned by a
package and removing them fixed the problem. Not saying this is
your problem, but it's a pretty good place to start.<br>
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A couple of commands to at least let you validate the libraries
(provided you are using an rpm-based system):<br>
ldd /usr/bin/mythpreviewgen<br>
for FILE in `find /lib* /usr/lib* -type f`; do rpm -q --whatprovides
$FILE|grep "not owned"; done<br>
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Scott<br>
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