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Hi Bill!<br>
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<pre wrap="">Ran mythfrontend via Terminal and on exit got this:
root 4371 0.6 0.6 7644 19356 ? S 07:46 0:00 /usr/bin/perl -w /etc/cron.daily/optimize_mythdb
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<pre wrap="">Looks like a backend was installed at some time as there's
no reason to optimize the DB on a frontend only host. Try:
locate -b '\mythbackend' '\mythfilldatabase'
And:
sudo grep -r mythfilldatabase /etc/cron*
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Yes: had installed as a Backend in the event of a longer-term power
failure during a storm; figured could watch the weather report.
Fairly certain installed/left it as localhost (127.0.0.1) because
there was no reason to record anything on the laptop and watch on a
television. (Do have a USB tuner and small antenna.)<br>
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When I started having problems with the Backends (BE1 and BE2 -- the
computers) I configured the laptop to look at them. Eventually
easier/needed to work on the Backends directly so the laptop was
more or less ignored. <br>
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Now for the answers:<br>
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<pre wrap="">locate -b '\mythbackend' '\mythfilldatabase'</pre>
gave me /usr/bin mythfrontend<br>
/usr/bin/mythfilldatabase<br>
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<pre wrap="">sudo grep -r mythfilldatabase /etc/cron*</pre>
gave me no response. (Returns to Terminal prompt.)<br>
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Good news: the laptop didn't appear on the NAT Table, or at least
yet! Did <i>not</i> load mythfrontend.<br>
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TIA!<br>
Barry<br>
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