[mythtv] Dazed and Confused (Was Re: Ticket #10236: Mythbackend not shutting down correctly)
R. G. Newbury
newbury at mandamus.org
Fri Jan 6 23:20:04 UTC 2012
On 01/05/2012 08:42 PM, MythTV wrote:
> #10236: Mythbackend not shutting down correctly
> ----------------------------------+----------------------------
> Reporter: newbury@… | Owner: danielk
> Type: Bug Report - General | Status: assigned
> Priority: minor | Milestone: unknown
> Component: MythTV - General | Version: Trunk Head
> Severity: medium | Resolution:
> Keywords: | Ticket locked: 0
> ----------------------------------+----------------------------
> Changes (by beirdo):
>
> * owner: => danielk
> * status: new => assigned
"Dazed and confused for so long its not true"
Once upon a time, master svn had a contrib folder which contained some
nice scripts, for fedora or ubuntu which were to be moved to the proper
spot and used to start the backend daemon. One of those scripts ended up
as /etc/rc.d/init.d/mythbackend.
Those helpful scripts no longer exist in git master. I understand that
versions may be provided by packagers, but none seem to exist otherwise.
So I am dazed and confused. I re-installed this desktop to Fedora 16 a
couple of weeks ago and I now have a pre-start.sh script and a
mythbackend.service unit script,
*And I have no idea where they came from.*
I did not use a prepackaged rpm.
To check, last night I created a virtual on the laptop and installed
fedora 16, No systemd mythbackend.service script.
Thanks for the pointer Jesse, but it's a dead end.
Updated and ran my usual dependencies script (checking for and adding
packages from atrpms). No systemd script.
Did a git clone of master and ran a build of mythtv alone The build
script ends with a 'systemctl start mythbackend.service. Got this:
make[1]: Leaving directory `/opt/mythtv/mythtv/locales'
Installing mythtv
Completed mythtv build
Redirecting to /bin/systemctl start mythbackend.service
Failed to issue method call: Unit mythbackend.service failed to load: No
such file or directory. See system logs and 'systemctl status
mythbackend.service' for details.
So now I am dazed and confused. Does anyone know where I got these from?
Geoff
Three points for naming the song, the group and the year of the album
from which the first line is taken. An extra two points if you are old
enough to have heard it when it first came out and can remember that.
G.
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