[mythtv] mythfilldatabase --no-delete
John P Poet
jppoet at gmail.com
Fri Aug 31 04:10:57 UTC 2007
On 8/30/07, Michael T. Dean <mtdean at thirdcontact.com> wrote:
> On 08/30/2007 11:12 PM, John P Poet wrote:
> > What happened to the --no-delete option for mythfilldatabase?
>
> It's no longer necessary. The --no-delete option kept 7 days of
> "expired" listings, which is now the default.
>
> Stuart M. removed the listings cleanup from mythfilldatabase and enabled
> the housekeeping listings cleanup for all users (before it was only run
> from housekeeping if mythfilldatabase was not run automatically). The
> housekeeping listings cleanup always keeps 7 days of old listings, so
> users who previously ran with --no-delete get the same behavior. Users
> who didn't run with --no-delete now get to keep a bit more information.
>
> With this approach, users will find it easier to find out why their
> favorite show didn't record last night--i.e. they can look at last
> night's listings to find that the show wasn't aired on it's regularly
> scheduled night.
>
> Mike
Cool. I didn't notice the note on this change. I did notice that my
guide was not being updated, and discovered this was why.
Thanks,
John
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