[mythtv-users] Mythwelcome says it cannot connect to backend... but it still works
Steve Kerrison
steve at stevekerrison.com
Fri Jan 12 20:57:04 UTC 2007
I have managed to fix this now.
I'd already tried delaying the start of mythwelcome (mythfrontend didn't
need any delay, strangely). Ultimately, I found I had to delay the
auto-login through GDM. I setup a 10 second timedlogin for GDM, solving
the problem.
A little odd, but none-too-hard to remedy.
Regards,
Steve.
Steve Kerrison wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I am running mythtv 0.20 on Ubuntu Edgy Eft. I've implemented
> shutdown/wakeup using /proc/acpi/alarm. As such I need mythwelcome to
> ensure the backend idles and shuts the system down after x seconds.
>
> Mythwelcome is configured to launch at startup (under 'sessions'
> options in Gnome, with gdm set to autologin the mythtv user at startup
> too). However, I'm met with an error stating that it cannot connect to
> the backend. If I dismiss this error, of indeed leave it on display,
> the system will still shut down. Mythwelcome will, after dismissing
> the error, eventually show some of the information it should, but not
> display the next scheduled recording.
>
> If I restart mythwelcome it shows everything it should. If I dismiss
> the connection error and launch mythfrontend from within mythwelcome,
> it works fine. If I configure mythfrontend to run at startup instead
> of mythwelcome, it works fine... but obviously never goes idle and so
> doesn't shut down.
>
> I'm not sure where to look for the cause of/solution to this problem.
> Any suggestions please?
>
> Cheers,
> Steve Kerrison
> mythtv [the at sign] stevekerrison [the dot] com
>
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