[mythtv-users] Quite sure it's mythweb - was: Could mythweb be interfering with recordings....?

[and]

I quite certain now that it is mythweb that crashes my backend. I have 
a recording that got truncated exactly at the time when I hit refresh 
on the 'recorded programs' page. Quite depressing as I prefer to use 
the web for managing my recordings....

My backend crashes almost daily, but when I do a 
/etc/init.d/mythbackend restart it says OK for both the shutdown and 
restart (so aparently it wast really crashed). What I have found is 
that I usually just have to 'rmmod saa7115'  and the 'insmod saa7115' 
(to be on the safe side I also do restart the backend) to get the 
stream working again.

I never see anything in the /var/log/messages or the mythbackend.log 
logs that mentions the 'crash'. There is an entry that the recording 
has started and the recording just gets truncated with no mention, so 
it looks like the stream just gets broken.....

rgds
anders

On Thursday, October 2, 2003, at 01:39 PM, Ray Gaida wrote:

>
>>
>> Truncated meaning lost start or lost ending?   If mythweb causes
>> mythbackend to crash, you might lose the beginning of your recording
>> when the backend comes back up and attempts to continue recording.
>>
>> However, when I've seen mythweb crash the backend, I have to manually 
>> go
>> in and restart the backend process - it doesn't just come back on its
>> own.
>>
>> I doubt it would have anything to do with lack of sound.
>>
>> -Chris
>>
>
> How often does mythweb crash mythbackend for you?
>
> It seems to crash for me when I do not use my mythbox for a few days, 
> then
> try to use mythweb. Looking at the logfile it does look like it is 
> mythweb
> crashing it since I get an "unknown socket" error. If I use the mythbox
> before mythweb, ie, live TV, or recorded programs, it doesn't seem to 
> crash.
>
> Ray
>
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