[mythtv-users] Backend Watchdog??

dave at theansells.com dave at theansells.com
Tue Jan 23 13:42:24 UTC 2007


Thanks.

I agree, the port idea is ideal as it will presumably pick up
non-responsive situations as well as crashes.

Althoug having said that I have seen times when the backend is non
responsive to the frontend but it is still recording!

I guess you can't win all the time!!




> Sorry, jumped over the Posts ;-)
>
> My script also does not check the current status of the backend, it only
> restarts if it crashs.
> But the idea with the wget check on the http port is a nice one....
>
> Try to include this, and Post if i get it working
>
> Greets again
> Alex
>
> Dave Ansell schrieb:
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: "Dave Ansell" <dave at theansells.com>
>> To: <mythtv-users at mythtv.org>
>> Sent: Monday, January 22, 2007 8:06 PM
>> Subject: [mythtv-users] Backend Watchdog??
>>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>>      I'm a dedicated myth fan for nearly two years now.
>>
>>      My backend system has had several incarnations from Fc3 to Fc6 on
>> two
>> different hardware platforms.
>>
>>     My only issue is that the backend service occasionally dies for no
>> aparent reason.  This has been the case in every incarnation to date,
>> whatever I try.   It doesnt happen often, but enought to be annoying and
>> reduce WAF etc.
>>
>>     I guess this behaviour is to be expected with any developing
>> software.
>> However it strikes me that it would be relatively simple to set up an
>> independant process to monitor the status of the backend and kick it
>> back
>> into life automatically if it dies.   (ie what I do now manually!)
>>
>>     I fully accept that the answer to how to do this may be trivial, but
>> I
>> am light on linux skills so if someone could help me out I would be very
>> gratefull!
>>
>> many thanks,
>> Dave
>>
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>> Thanks for all the suggestions.   Plenty of options to try!
>> cheers,
>> Dave
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