[mythtv-users] Mythfrontend NFS
J. Donavan Stanley
jdonavan at jdonavan.net
Sun Feb 22 11:06:09 EST 2004
Bill Bradley wrote:
>On Sunday 22 February 2004 09:13 am, Joseph A. Caputo wrote:
>
>
>>On Sunday 22 February 2004 09:45, Bill Bradley wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Just a quick question......I installed the ATrpms version of the frontend
>>>yesterday and it appears that myth no longer wants to stream recorded
>>>programs from backend but instead is looking for the .nuv files in
>>>my /var/lib/mythtv parition. I just mounted up the backend partition via
>>>
>>>
>>NFS
>>
>>
>>
>>>and all was good.
>>>
>>>I have installed myth a bunch of times and have never had this happen
>>>
>>>
>>before.
>>
>>
>>
>>>Is this the new default behavior for the frontend?
>>>
>>>
>>This behavior was broken for quite a while and has recently been restored.
>>The frontend will attempt to play directly from a file directly from the
>>filesystem if it exists. I'm not sure how it checks for this, but from
>>your post it seems that it might simply be checking for existence of the
>>directory rather than the actual file. If so, you could simply remove the
>>/var/lib/mythtv directory if you really don't want to maintain the NFS
>>mount.
>>
>>-JAC
>>
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>
>That sounds reasonable, except the file system didn't exist on my frontend. I
>had to create it. The frontend log file clued me in with "Cannot find file
>-- /var/lib/mythtv/"".nuv . I made the nfs mount and it worked. I imagine
>an nfs mount is less overhead on the cpu than streaming?
>
>
It sounds like you don't have your remote frontend configured
properly... This behavior happens when the remote frontend reads the
wrong config from the database and thinks that the files *should* be there.
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