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Wednesday, September 5th, 2012, 00:02 UTC
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[02:09:01] frontrange: Having trouble with a Nvidia GeForce 5300 I have installed in my Dell Server. The adapter isn't showing up in the display configuration app under settings. All I see is the cheesy onboard video. lspci shows both adapters. I have installed the latest drivers, and I've run nvidia-xconfig. Any ideas?
[02:09:45] wagnerrp: heh... the "latest" drivers havent supported that card for like four years
[02:10:07] wagnerrp: you need to get the ancient legacy drivers
[02:10:17] wagnerrp: like 73.x or 96.x
[02:10:56] frontrange: OK, thanks. I'll look for them. What would be a better card to go with?
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[02:11:32] wagnerrp: any better card would require a better motherboard
[02:11:43] wagnerrp: since everything is PCIe these days
[02:11:58] wagnerrp: you'll be hard pressed to find anything AGP
[02:12:04] wagnerrp: and even PCI cards are getting rare and expensive
[02:12:06] frontrange: This card is PCI-e, let me double check the card type
[02:12:25] wagnerrp: a FX 5300 is pre-PCIe
[02:13:18] frontrange: Sorry, that's what lspci reported, the card is a nVIDIA GeForce FX5200 128MB PCI-E
[02:13:54] wagnerrp: thats quite surprising, i was under the impression the 6000 series were the first that support PCIe
[02:14:04] wagnerrp: and even then, they werent actually PCIe cards
[02:14:17] wagnerrp: they were AGP cards with a PCIe->AGP bridge built in
[02:15:02] frontrange: It's a PCIe card, I went 5200 cause it seemed popular with Myth, and I just looked for a PCIe variant
[02:15:20] wagnerrp: in any case, the 8000 series should be a minimum
[02:15:33] wagnerrp: GT210s can generally be found fairly cheaply, and are adequate
[02:15:53] wagnerrp: if you need analog TV output, its going to be tough to find a card retail that will still do that
[02:16:03] frontrange: OK, back to fleabay. Thanks again!
[02:16:39] wagnerrp: on fleabay, your best bet is an old 8400/8600 or 9500/9600
[02:16:52] wagnerrp: anything more powerful is just going to needlessly waste power
[02:17:05] wagnerrp: mythtv doesnt use all that much
[02:18:41] frontrange: OK, I'll search for one of those..
[02:19:10] wagnerrp: if you can, get one with 512MB of memory
[02:19:26] wagnerrp: and generally anything GT200 or newer isnt going to have analog TV outputs
[02:19:32] wagnerrp: there were a few, but they were rare
[02:19:46] wagnerrp: just DVI, HDMI, and VGA
[02:19:57] fafa88: the root cause of my recording issue was a ARP timeout issue, the workaround is to ping the HDHR. So funny it makes me want to cry.
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[02:20:47] wagnerrp: i never did understand that about linux
[02:21:01] wagnerrp: freebsd sucks up any and every ARP packet it sees on the network
[02:21:05] fafa88: i opened a ticket with silicon dust, however, I think it came with a kernel update.
[02:21:12] wagnerrp: linux only seems to care about those machines it actually wants to talk to
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[02:21:56] wagnerrp: my bsd machines always have a much better populated table than my linux ones
[02:22:23] fafa88: i doubt silicon dust will respond though, someone else open up a ticket with silicon dust a month before me.
[02:23:17] fafa88: I think the fallout will be high once people start moving to a later linux distro (fedora 17 & ubuntu 12.04).
[02:23:55] ** tgm4883 uses an HDHR prime with 12.04 **
[02:27:34] fafa88: The odd thing is every was working fine until 2 weeks back, I think I did a yum update and pulled down a new kernel, but unsure at this point.
[02:29:03] fafa88: wow, silicondust responded with they are aware of the issue...
[02:29:11] fafa88: they want more debugging info.
[02:36:11] frontrange: wagnerrp, All those cards seem to be dual slot. Can you pint me towards a single slot card? This is going in a 1U server (Dell 1950)
[02:36:33] frontrange: Uh, meant point me
[02:36:57] wagnerrp: all five of those cards i mentioned are available in single-slot format
[02:37:02] wagnerrp: this is a dedicated backend?
[02:37:48] frontrange: Mostly a backend, but it's in my shop and I'll run a front end on occasion, SD only.
[02:45:48] frontrange: Looks like the NVIDIA GeForce 9500 GT (512P3N954TR) is a single slot, that one ok?
[02:46:16] wagnerrp: should be fine
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[04:13:37] Twiggy2cents: My HVR-850 is no longer getting a lock but both of my tv wonder sticks are. They are all the same input and I have tried a different cable. Any idea on fixing it? When it tries to lock it bounces around -2.4DB and different numbers in BE.
[04:15:45] Twiggy2cents: Hang on I have to restart
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[04:42:58] Beirdo: blargh
[04:43:16] Beirdo: whoever wrote these wishbone cores are on crack
[04:43:50] Beirdo: what part of "data must be stable before rising edge of clock" means... change data immediately after the clock rises?
[04:44:24] wagnerrp: sounds good to me
[04:44:34] wagnerrp: it was stable before, they changed it afte
[04:44:35] wagnerrp: r
[04:44:43] Beirdo: no wonder XST is messing with me
[04:45:09] Beirdo: no, as on the other end of the bus, the slave is supposed to latch in on rising clock
[04:45:30] ** wagnerrp doesnt write hardware for a reason **
[04:45:49] Beirdo: so either I need to make the master change on falling edge and slave read on rising edge... or vice versa
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[04:47:19] wagnerrp: i just use 'em, i dont know what makes 'em work
[04:47:25] Beirdo: hehe
[04:47:45] Beirdo: I have a feeling I'll be redoing this fun.
[04:47:48] ** wagnerrp needs to go watch donald sutherland be a tank commander a bit more **
[04:49:32] Beirdo: hehe
[04:49:41] Beirdo: good Canadian acting
[04:50:35] Beirdo: and I made that chili WAY too hot
[04:50:54] wagnerrp: lazy acting maybe
[04:51:01] wagnerrp: theyre out in the middle of battle
[04:51:05] wagnerrp: tank is damaged
[04:51:17] wagnerrp: so he gets a bottle of wine, finds a lawn chair, and works on his tan
[04:52:15] Beirdo: love those endorphins... Mmm, chili.
[04:52:29] Beirdo: hehe, that sounds like a good part for him. Which movie?
[04:52:45] wagnerrp: kelly's heroes
[04:52:49] Beirdo: ahhh, yeah
[04:52:53] J-e-f-f-A: fafa88: I use two HDHR's with FC17... no issues that I've noticed...
[04:53:08] wagnerrp: hes a WWII hippie, in charge of a group of shermans
[04:53:53] wagnerrp: what are you doing?... drinking some wine, eating some cheese, catching some rays
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[04:54:09] wagnerrp: well why arent you in the tank?... oh, the tanks broken, they're back there trying to fix it
[04:54:16] Beirdo: hehe
[04:54:31] wagnerrp: why arent you helping them?... oh, i just drive them, i dont know what make 'em work
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[05:08:01] Beirdo: yay, finally in 2012 on my Simpsons
[05:08:37] Beirdo: HEY, this isn't Simpsons. It's The Cleveland Show
[05:08:39] Beirdo: bah
[05:12:53] fafa88: J-e-f-f-A: Yeah, I am just unlucky, sucks to be me.
[05:13:40] J-e-f-f-A: fafa88: d'oh!!!!!!!!  ;-)
[05:14:25] J-e-f-f-A: Beirdo: HA! I replied with "D'oh" without even seeing your comment! ;-) Hehehehehehehehe...
[05:15:34] J-e-f-f-A: fafa88: if it makes a difference, on FC17, here's the kernel I'm running: 3.4.4–3.fc17.x86_64 #1 SMP
[05:15:34] ** MythLogBot http://code.mythtv.org/trac/ticket/1 **
[05:18:58] fafa88: J-e-f-f-A: Yup, I am thinking it was the kernel update I pulled 2 weeks back. 3.5.2–3.fc17.i686
[05:20:58] Beirdo: heh
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[05:23:05] wagnerrp: why do people insist on arguing that recordings should be stored with metadata in the filename?
[05:23:17] [R]: so they can use other programs
[05:23:28] kormoc: run ls and see the data is there!
[05:24:05] Beirdo: you can use other programs regardless of filename
[05:24:08] wagnerrp: but when there is mythlink.pl, to dynamically link to the recordings in any and every syntax they want...
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[05:24:17] [R]: too much effort!
[05:24:24] J-e-f-f-A: Hehe, I was gonna reply to fafa88, but maybe he's downgrading to the same kernel I'm running. ;-)
[05:25:28] J-e-f-f-A: ... or the prior one that was working. ;-) I guess I'll resist updating for now. ;-) "If it ain't broke..." ;-)
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[05:26:03] wagnerrp: horescomin@hotmail.com ... somehow i dont see that as being a valued wiki user
[05:26:55] J-e-f-f-A: wagnerrp: I dunno... I was using 'jeffa.nospam@comcast.com ' when I was on cumcast... and it was 'legal'. ;-)
[05:27:43] wagnerrp: well the fact that the IP shows up in spam blacklists tends to agree with my assessment... :P
[05:27:48] J-e-f-f-A: Fooled most [if not all?] of the spam collection filters too... I feel bad for the guy that had 'jeffa@comcast.com ' though – if anyone. ;-)
[05:28:21] J-e-f-f-A: wagnerrp: hehehe.... in that case, I agree. ;-)
[05:29:16] ** J-e-f-f-A has <something>.maillists@gmail registered now... works well to weed out spam for now... **
[05:30:53] J-e-f-f-A: since most of the spam 'collection' bots are "smart enough" to parse out "purposely obfuscated" stuff... I take advantage of that to let it change my 'real' address into an address that's not mine. ;-)
[05:33:26] Beirdo: very very poorly written spec. bleh
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[05:33:46] Beirdo: the timing diagrams seriously need work
[05:38:09] Beirdo: we woulda failed if we turned in crap like that in university
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[06:38:19] firl: anyone know how to force user jobs to run in sequence per recorded show? ( if you allow multiple jobs running at once )
[06:38:46] wagnerrp: add them to the queue in the order you want them to run
[06:39:04] wagnerrp: the jobqueue just takes the first one off the top of the list
[06:39:13] dj_segfault: Can someone pastebin their mythweb.conf for me? I seem to have mucked mine up.
[06:39:48] wagnerrp: http://code.mythtv.org/cgit/mythweb/tree/mythweb.conf.apache
[06:40:18] dj_segfault: wagnerrp: Thanks
[06:40:47] firl: wagnerrp, if i have multiple backend servers it will process user job 1 and 2 for show X at the same time instead of waiting for 1 to finish before executing 2
[06:41:31] wagnerrp: ok?
[06:42:03] wagnerrp: oh, youre saying you want to run user job 1 for show X, and once that is finished, run user job 2 for show X?
[06:42:33] wagnerrp: no way to do that
[06:42:43] wagnerrp: other than to lump both actions into user job 1
[06:42:53] wagnerrp: or have user job 1 queue user job 2 when it finishes
[06:43:04] firl: tried that ( queuing from command line )
[06:43:21] firl: but every time I would specify job 2 or 3 it would always schedule job 1 no matter lol
[06:43:28] wagnerrp: there is no way to queue jobs from the command line
[06:43:38] wagnerrp: actually.. there is
[06:43:48] firl: lol
[06:43:51] firl: there is
[06:43:52] wagnerrp: i forgot there were options in one of the executables for that...
[06:44:02] firl: yeah, didn't work out for me ( freebsd at least )
[06:44:08] wagnerrp: is that mythutil?
[06:44:17] firl: ya
[06:46:03] wagnerrp: heh...
[06:46:27] wagnerrp: http://code.mythtv.org/cgit/mythtv/tree/mytht . . . tils.cpp#n30
[06:47:04] firl: lol
[06:47:06] firl: makes sense then
[06:47:32] firl: not going crazy
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[06:47:57] firl: probably a cut and paste programming error hah
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[06:54:10] wagnerrp: well the patch is in whenever you next update
[06:54:25] ** wagnerrp 's work here is done, so he's going to bed **
[06:54:31] firl: don't know when freebsd updates it's ports, i might grab from source
[06:54:34] firl: thanks for the patch
[06:54:38] firl: i will try this weekend
[06:54:49] wagnerrp: well, its easy enough to do it yourself
[06:54:53] firl: ya
[06:55:14] firl: yeah I just never looked because i thought there might be an option to force synchronous for a show
[06:55:28] wagnerrp: cd /usr/ports/multimedia/mythtv; make configure
[06:55:43] wagnerrp: then just patch the fix in manually in the work directory, and continue the build/install/clean
[06:55:54] firl: ya
[06:56:17] firl: thanks again
[06:56:56] wagnerrp: nope... ive got plans to allow new user jobs to be built out of "chains" of other jobs, for specifically that reason
[06:57:02] wagnerrp: but there is no such capability at this time
[06:58:00] firl: it would be nice because I have other backends that can only do certain types of jobs
[06:58:20] firl: but I will just have mythutil queue after each job finishes
[06:58:50] wagnerrp: are these just bash scripts, or something more elaborate?
[06:59:03] firl: bash, python, and perl
[06:59:21] firl: one to remove commercials, one to x264, one to myth librarian into plex for my idevices
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[07:00:50] wagnerrp: i was thinking of something you could to more intelligently... but there's no way to get the timing down right for that to work
[07:01:00] firl: what was that?
[07:01:05] firl: I do backend development for a living
[07:01:28] wagnerrp: queue up both jobs, and have the first put the second job into standby immediately upon start
[07:01:37] wagnerrp: when it finishes, put it back in the queue
[07:01:52] firl: ah so it keeps sequence so they aren't out of sync in the job queue?
[07:02:06] wagnerrp: basically, change from job state 1 (QUEUED) to job state 0 (UNKNOWN)
[07:02:13] firl: i gotcha
[07:02:16] wagnerrp: so the jobqueue doesnt try to run the second job
[07:02:45] wagnerrp: but theres no way to guarantee the first job would be run first to pull that off
[07:03:11] wagnerrp: and no proper way to terminate the second job if it gets run first accidentally
[07:03:16] firl: yeah I hear ya
[07:03:27] wagnerrp: or added to the queue after the first has performed the check
[07:03:28] firl: race condition and all
[07:04:11] firl: I was considering just collapsing all of the jobs into 1 feature set, instead of 3 separate
[07:04:43] wagnerrp: you may want to look into the HLS server for your iOS devices
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[07:05:25] wagnerrp: built in just-in-time transcoder, and HLS streaming to mobile devices that support it
[07:05:32] firl: oh nice
[07:05:41] wagnerrp: added in 0.25, still a bit unrefined
[07:06:04] wagnerrp: the encoding options are hard coded, and pretty low for use over residential upload speeds
[07:06:11] firl: gotcha, I will have to check it out. The main reason is my mythbackend runs in a freebsd jail
[07:06:38] firl: so my plex points to the NAS and doesn't have to do just in time transcodin
[07:06:40] wagnerrp: you need to enable a couple special options when you compile, the port may not offer it
[07:06:52] firl: gotcha, I am all for enabling cool features
[07:07:12] wagnerrp: i know the HLS server does perform caching, but i dont know how long the lifetime is
[07:07:23] wagnerrp: and there is no mechanism to pre-encode for it
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[07:16:33] firl: http://code.mythtv.org/cgit/mythtv/tree/mytht . . . tils.cpp#n30
[07:16:42] firl: btw line 36 is wrong still
[07:16:50] firl: just sayin
[07:20:07] dj_segfault: Hi. Long shot, but here it goes: I have mythtv-backend/mythweb running on an internal box 10.1.10.150. I want to be able to get to it from the outside by setting up a reverse proxy on www.geekwith.me. I think I have it set up right, but If I go to http://10.1.10.150 it correctly redirects to http://10.1.10.150/mythweb/ but if I go to http://www.geekwith.me it redirects to http://10.1.10.150/mythwebmythweb/
[07:21:27] firl: 75.149.142.17 is what it resolves to for me
[07:22:05] dj_segfault: That's geekwith.me (one of mydomain names that points to that static ip.
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[07:23:07] firl: so how do you expect to reach it from the outside?
[07:24:38] dj_segfault: I have a reverse proxy on www.geekwith.me from / to http://10.1.10.150/
[07:28:02] firl: in your config you probably have an extra mythweb somewhere
[07:28:29] dj_segfault: I've been working with the folks on #httpd on this problem with the following pastebin http://pastebin.com/NP2gQ2b0#
[07:29:52] firl: isn't the proper fix, but you could probably have your inside mythweb listen on mythwebmythweb
[07:29:58] firl: and then be done with it
[07:30:34] lautriv: dj_segfault, you know that 10.1.10.150 can't be reached via internet ?
[07:30:55] dj_segfault: lautriv: Yes, that's what the reverse proxy is for
[07:32:54] dj_segfault: I asked earlier for a clean copy of mythweb.conf. The differences I have (besides the db params) are '<Directory "/var/www/html/data">' is now '<Directory "/var/www/mythweb/data">' and '<Directory "/var/www/html" >' is now '<Directory "/var/www/mythweb" >'. That's because on Ubuntu the document root is /var/www, with a symlink 'mythweb -> /usr/share/mythtv/mythweb'
[07:34:11] dj_segfault: Unfortunately this problem isn't squarely in #http or #mythtv-users, but I feel the main problem now is the redirection, so I would try here.
[07:34:35] dj_segfault: I really mean rewriting when I say redirection. Sorry.
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[07:40:19] lautriv: dj_segfault, regardless of the root of your mythweb, you should use a hostname instead IP.
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[07:42:36] dj_segfault: lautriv: Why? Nobody outside can get to that machine. If I add the 10. address to /etc/hosts on the geekwith.me box I could then put in a domain name instead of IP address, but why do you think that will make a difference?
[07:43:23] lautriv: dj_segfault, you go to geekwith.me from the web, no ?
[07:44:01] dj_segfault: Yes
[07:45:14] lautriv: dj_segfault, pointing to http://10.1.10.150 will fail
[07:48:29] dj_segfault: lautriv: I think you're missing the reverse proxy I've mentioned a couple of times. geekwith.me does not have mythtv on it. 10.1.10.150 does. However, geekwith.me has a reverse proxy configuration that will, when I get it working, take requests for geekwith.me, forward the requests on to 10.1.10.150, and send the results it gets back to the user. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_proxy
[07:50:23] lautriv: dj_segfault, we are talking about different things .... what is the resulting external url ?
[07:52:54] dj_segfault: In a perfect world I will type in http://www.geekwith.me and the reverse proxy will forward it to http://10.1.10.150, which will get rewritten in mythweb.conf to http://10.1.10.150/mythweb. The results get sent back to the proxy, and then to the client. The end result is that http://www.geekwith.me is supposed to appear as http://10.1.10.150/mythweb, but is accessible outside my network.
[07:55:47] lautriv: dj_segfault, se that part i got wrong ( had just one coffee ). but i wonder why you don't use subdirs, maybe you will provider other content on geekwith.me.
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[07:56:16] lautriv: s/der/er
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[08:02:04] dj_segfault: lautriv: I would love to do that, but when I tried, the rewrite rules in mythweb.conf worked even _worse_
[08:02:38] dj_segfault: And it just it 4:00am here, so I have the reverse problem and will have to sign off soon.
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[08:05:54] lautriv: dj_segfault, if you redirect / it would be easier and less resource-intensive to port-forward, this way you may use geekwith.me:99 -> 10.1.10.1.150:80 and leave the apache on the external side free/unused.
[08:07:23] dj_segfault: Port forwarding would be an acceptable solution. In truth I tried that fist by setting up my cablemodem to port forward another port to 80 on that box but the box never saw the traffic. Maybe I need to port forward on my main server somehow.
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[13:05:51] sphery: makoto: http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Optimize_mythdb.pl + http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/User_Manual:Period . . . the_Database (or you can use the MySQL utilities, with proper command-line options, to do the same, but optimize_mythdb.pl is by far the simplest approach since there are no options)
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[13:27:36] fugg: hello, i moved a card from a slave to a new master, there i have this in dmesg --> http://pastebin.com/WHP55Z4H and /dev/dvb/adapter0/frontend0 exists. but setup reports "could not get cardinfo". what may i miss ?
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[13:28:47] bergqvistjl: I have a problem with Mythweb saying my video covers are missing. My covers are stored on an NFS folder, mounted as /mnt/coverart which is symlinked to /var/lib/mythtv/mythweb/data/video_covers
[13:29:00] bergqvistjl: and mythtv itself can write and view cover images fine
[13:29:05] bergqvistjl: but mythweb can't find them
[13:29:39] bergqvistjl: I have options to set the VideoArtworkDir in mythweb (2 of them) but i'm not sure which path to use, the symlinked video_covers one, or the raw /mnt/covers one
[13:30:01] fugg: bergqvistjl, had such thing before, check the XML for mythweb.
[13:30:02] bergqvistjl: I uploaded a cover through mythweb as a test, and that copied over correctly to the /mnt/coverart folder, but it's still not displaying the images in mythweb.
[13:30:11] bergqvistjl: how do you mean fugg?
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[13:31:18] fugg: bergqvistjl, when i had that issue, the config for mythweb did not match the links, found a difference in the xml.conf or what it was called.
[13:31:37] bergqvistjl: would that conf file be in /var/lib/mythtv/mythweb ?
[13:31:48] fugg: iirr yes
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[13:33:00] bergqvistjl: i have a mythweb.conf.apache, but that's only a sample one
[13:33:05] bergqvistjl: i can't see an xml conf anywhere
[13:34:11] fugg: bergqvistjl, lemme see if i can find mine again ...
[13:38:22] bergqvistjl: ok
[13:38:36] fugg: bergqvistjl, ah, that was config.xml and related to a frontend.
[13:39:05] fugg: it's about a year and my register is flaky ;)
[13:39:53] bergqvistjl: ok
[13:40:14] bergqvistjl: is there anything i can do?
[13:40:47] fugg: bergqvistjl, i'll see where you differ to my setup right now
[13:40:54] bergqvistjl: ok
[13:41:45] fugg: bergqvistjl, are you sure video_covers is correct ? i have coverart
[13:41:55] bergqvistjl: oh it could be coverart
[13:41:56] bergqvistjl: hang on
[13:43:22] bergqvistjl: no, that hasn't changed anything
[13:44:18] fugg: you actually changed the link ?
[13:44:56] bergqvistjl: yes
[13:45:23] bergqvistjl: whenever I upload a new cover image through mythweb, it uploads it to the correct place
[13:45:25] bergqvistjl: which is odd
[13:45:37] bergqvistjl: it's just not downloading it back so to speak
[13:46:00] fugg: ah, what distro ?
[13:46:37] bergqvistjl: Arch
[13:46:42] bergqvistjl: I've never had this problem before
[13:47:14] fugg: but mythweb runs not as mythtv user, ls -al that cover
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[13:48:11] fugg: anyone on my failing card-detection ?
[13:49:13] bergqvistjl: ok
[13:51:05] bergqvistjl: well the cover i uploaded through mythweb is owned by http
[13:51:14] bergqvistjl: but it's still saying missing cover
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[13:55:03] bergqvistjl: so odd.
[13:57:26] fugg: bergqvistjl, owned by http but at least +r for others on files ? ( and +x on all dirs in the path )
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[13:58:34] bergqvistjl: that's the directory for video covers: lrwxrwxrwx 1 http http 14 Sep 3 22:01 video_covers -> /mnt/coverart/
[13:59:09] bergqvistjl: and these are the 3 video artworks in question:
[13:59:20] bergqvistjl: -rw-r--r-- 1 mythtv users 335730 Sep 5 14:12 1685_coverart.jpg
[13:59:24] bergqvistjl: -rw-r--r-- 1 mythtv users 335730 Sep 5 14:12 1685_coverart.jpg -rw-r--r-- 1 mythtv users 366547 Sep 5 14:11 17244_coverart.jpg
[13:59:25] bergqvistjl: -rw-r--r-- 1 mythtv users 615804 Sep 5 14:12 871_coverart.jpg
[13:59:33] bergqvistjl: 4 video artworks
[13:59:36] bergqvistjl: * 3
[13:59:48] fugg: bergqvistjl, that's the link but what gives /mnt/coverart ?
[14:00:15] bergqvistjl: that's the nfs share where my coverart is stored
[14:00:35] bergqvistjl: that is set to: drwxrwxrwx 2 65534 65534 4096 Sep 5 14:58 coverart
[14:00:46] fugg: bergqvistjl, do you no_all_squash on the mount ?
[14:01:06] bergqvistjl: not sure, that's all set up by my NAS drive
[14:01:08] bergqvistjl: why?
[14:01:44] fugg: because NFS without that option will claim any user to nobody:nogroup
[14:01:52] bergqvistjl: ok
[14:01:53] bergqvistjl: hang on
[14:01:54] bergqvistjl: i'll try and change it
[14:03:09] bergqvistjl: this is how my coverart share is configured on my NAS in /etc/exports
[14:03:10] bergqvistjl: "/Coverart" *(insecure,insecure_locks,rw)
[14:03:37] bergqvistjl: or do I have to put the no_all_squash on the FSTAB on my client?
[14:04:24] bergqvistjl: I should add, mythweb finds and plays the videos itself fine, and they're NFS'd in the same way
[14:04:24] fugg: bergqvistjl, append it to your export-options and exportfs -rv
[14:05:53] bergqvistjl: ok done, what now?
[14:05:56] bergqvistjl: restart the client?
[14:06:30] fugg: should work on the fly, otherwise restart client or umount/mount the nfs
[14:07:43] bergqvistjl: no, still says they're missing
[14:08:34] bergqvistjl: i'm sure it's just got the path wrong to display them.
[14:10:59] fugg: looks like. my myth-thingies are all owned by mythtv:mythtv
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[14:14:31] bergqvistjl: this is the error log i get from httpd when i view the videos page: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=p1FbbVUy
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[14:14:51] bergqvistjl: looks like an SQL permissions thing, but 192.168.0.2 is the server that the backend runs on anyway :S
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[14:19:49] bergqvistjl: fugg this is the error log i get from httpd when i view the videos page: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=p1FbbVUy
[14:21:34] bergqvistjl: seems odd cos mythweb can access everything else to do with my backend
[14:22:49] fugg: bergqvistjl, beside some warnings about code-problems, you have no access to the DB (mythconverg)
[14:23:07] bergqvistjl: so are those errors normal then?
[14:23:21] bergqvistjl: I don't understand it cos I can schedule recordings etc. etc. with mythweb perfectly fine
[14:24:16] fugg: bergqvistjl, there are mutiple locations where the pass is stored, i'll see if i find them ...
[14:24:31] bergqvistjl: ok
[14:25:11] fugg: the very first and obvious is /etc/mythtv/mysql.txt
[14:26:13] wagnerrp: note, that is going away in 0.26
[14:27:21] fugg: hey wagnerrp ;) i have to go soon but maybe you have an idea about my card-setup above ?
[14:27:47] bergqvistjl: ah wait, i've solved it :D
[14:28:07] bergqvistjl: I just ran this in mysql: GRANT ALL ON mythconverg.* TO mythtv@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'mythtv' WITH GRANT OPTION FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
[14:28:22] bergqvistjl: but with localhost replaced by the 192.168.0.2 it was complaining about
[14:28:46] wagnerrp: no idea
[14:29:02] wagnerrp: bergqvistjl: consider the video library in mythweb broken
[14:29:06] fugg: bergqvistjl, i was on the way to talk about this, on your own network you may use 'mythtv'@'%'
[14:29:15] wagnerrp: dont bother much trying to fix your configuration
[14:29:35] bergqvistjl: ok
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[14:30:49] bergqvistjl: well i've fixed it now Wagnerrp :P
[14:31:46] fugg: ok, i have to go but maybe someone can give me a hint, will repeat my last question and be back in approx. 5h
[14:31:51] fugg: hello, i moved a card from a slave to a new master, there i have this in dmesg --> http://pastebin.com/WHP55Z4H and /dev/dvb/adapter0/frontend0 exists. but setup reports "could not get cardinfo". what may i miss ?
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[14:32:26] wagnerrp: maybe the card is already open?
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[14:54:26] dekarl: fugg, sounds a bit like http://code.mythtv.org/trac/ticket/10830#comment:9
[14:55:37] dekarl: wagnerrp: seen this? http://irc.mythtv.org/ircLog/channel/1/2012-09-05:07:16:33
[14:56:01] wagnerrp: yeah, he PM'd me the same thing
[14:56:08] dekarl: ok
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[14:59:45] dekarl: btw, can you change #10784 to patch – feature?
[14:59:45] ** MythLogBot http://code.mythtv.org/trac/ticket/10784 **
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[16:08:05] smoothifier: I'm getting strange behavior when scanning for videos in mythfrontend. See http://pastebin.com/bB2JkxAC for details
[16:09:33] smoothifier: basically, the scan seems to be corrupted. all i can think is that an update to mysql or a supporting program must have done it as I haven't seen this before about a week ago.
[16:10:09] smoothifier: I can remove the videos and then re-add them with a scan and that fixes it until i get new content
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[16:26:31] MitchCapper: Across the bottom of the picture there is a small line of like noise or something similar that I see what would cause something like that?
[16:27:04] MitchCapper: i used to assume this was cc or other data but im guessing not any more
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[16:39:29] wagnerrp: smoothifier: what exactly is the strange behavior?
[16:40:20] wagnerrp: oh, that you have the 'storage' stuff mixed in...
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[16:48:34] smoothifier: wagnerrp: right. it's showing the newest nodes on the tree, and then adding the rest of the tree to the root
[16:49:32] smoothifier: i haven't scanned it yet to fix the problem if there's some way of dumping the nodes (if that would even help)
[16:50:34] wagnerrp: my guess... some kind of artifact from 'file browse mode'
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[16:51:05] smoothifier: i don't think i've run that... but, possibly i suppose
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[16:51:39] smoothifier: should i just chmod 000 /storage/videos/samba and rescan?
[16:52:14] smoothifier: then back to 755 and scan again?
[16:53:09] wagnerrp: would be a good option
[16:53:25] wagnerrp: flush everything and start fresh
[16:53:34] smoothifier: that's what i did last time. see if this happens again :/
[16:53:36] smoothifier: heheh
[16:53:45] wagnerrp: would be better if it werent on CIFS to be honest
[16:53:51] smoothifier: it's not
[16:54:07] smoothifier: it's a local directory. ti's called samba because i share it to other comptuers
[16:54:40] smoothifier: /storage/videos/samba is its own partition
[16:55:09] wagnerrp: i dont know what affect crossing partitions like that has on the scanner
[16:55:14] wagnerrp: it *shouldnt* be a problem, but...
[16:55:40] wagnerrp: actually, now, ive got my stuff crossing partitions multiple times with no issue
[16:55:44] wagnerrp: so scratch that
[16:55:58] smoothifier: it's not quite clear the way i've done things
[16:56:16] smoothifier: really, /storage/videos/samba should be /storage/videos
[16:56:30] smoothifier: i guess
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[17:02:33] smoothifier: ok, thanks wagnerrp — I'm off to grab some lunch. Hopefully, this will fix it. :)
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[17:05:59] loganrun: is it possible to have both HDMI sound output and analog
[17:06:20] loganrun: I saw the options to choose either, but not sure about both
[17:06:29] wagnerrp: only if you route sound through a custom ALSA device that duplicates audio to both
[17:06:44] loganrun: do you have one of those handy
[17:06:58] wagnerrp: it is possible, but i dont know nearly enough about also configuration (or really anything) to tell you how
[17:07:05] wagnerrp: s/also/alsa/
[17:07:43] wagnerrp: you're better off having your HDMI device bounce audio to whatever your analog device is
[17:08:38] loganrun: audio is going into a receiver, but the audio on HDMI is pass through only, but for my second zone I need analog
[17:09:03] wagnerrp: use the second zone on your receiver
[17:09:10] loganrun: I use both
[17:09:20] wagnerrp: so this would be a third zone
[17:09:38] loganrun: for the primary zone the HDMI audio is decoded, but not for zone 2
[17:09:55] loganrun: yes, but it is pass through also
[17:10:54] loganrun: well not a big deal, I guess I can always toggle it if need be, it is in one of the menus
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[17:24:51] loganrun: is there an easy way to remote control mythtv with Iphone
[17:25:06] loganrun: isn't always convenient to have the IR remote around
[17:26:11] wagnerrp: there are applications for iOS that can interface with the control socket, and the services API controls
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[17:32:57] loganrun: the app say I need to enable the network interface on mythtv frontend, any idea where that is
[17:33:30] wagnerrp: not off hand, likely in the frontend settings
[17:33:37] wagnerrp: someplace general
[17:33:40] loganrun: ok looking
[17:36:38] loganrun: o.k. found it, under settings general, wonder if I have to restart or something after that
[17:36:44] wagnerrp: yes
[17:36:57] wagnerrp: is this a dedicated frontend? or a combo machine?
[17:37:21] loganrun: combo machine
[17:37:38] wagnerrp: what IP address did you configure for that profile in mythtv-setup?
[17:37:56] loganrun: not sure
[17:38:13] loganrun: could be the local IP
[17:38:13] wagnerrp: is it possible you left it as the default, 127.0.0.1?
[17:38:33] loganrun: hmm let me shut things down and rerun setup to check
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[17:38:48] wagnerrp: just open setup, no need to shut things down
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[17:44:03] loganrun: seems like a restart may have done it
[17:44:39] loganrun: well the app at least things it is connected, though it doesn't seem to do anything so far
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[17:45:41] wagnerrp: could i see the first couple dozen lines of logs from mythfrontend?
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[17:48:25] loganrun: o.k. my mistake, looks like it is o.k., pretty cool, no lag like with IR
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[17:52:49] loganrun: definately worth a look if you have an iphone
[17:54:49] wagnerrp: theres a more advanced one for pay on the app store, with streaming capabilities
[17:54:58] wagnerrp: but i dont know if that will continue to be maintained in the future
[17:55:46] caelor: do we know if there's an intention for it to support both torc and mythtv, or only torc as the codebases (presumably) diverge?
[17:56:10] wagnerrp: that would be a question for iamlindoro
[17:56:20] wagnerrp: torc is restarting completely from fresh
[17:56:39] caelor: indeed. I've not checked in on progress with it lately
[17:57:13] caelor: last I checked they seemed to be trying to evolve by rewriting huge chunks of code, effectively using the original code to bootstrap them into a working system while they developed fresh
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[18:07:52] EvilGuru: Hmm, upgrading to 0.26 on the DB side of things looks like a real PITA
[18:09:32] wagnerrp: primarily just the shift from local timezone to UTC
[18:10:11] EvilGuru: It make sense, just MySQL enjoys being timezone inept in most installs
[18:10:36] wagnerrp: merely because most distros dont bother making it not-inept in their packages
[18:11:00] wagnerrp: its basically a one-liner to load the relevant data out of the timezone files
[18:11:27] EvilGuru: wagnerrp: For a user, but for a distro they need to start running it every time tzinfo changes
[18:11:50] EvilGuru: I am guessing they are currently not prepared for that
[18:11:53] wagnerrp: how often does that actually happen though?
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[18:12:00] EvilGuru: wagnerrp: 8–9 times a year
[18:12:23] wagnerrp: areas are changing their timezones that often?
[18:13:11] EvilGuru: [ebuild R ] sys-libs/timezone-data-2012e
[18:13:17] wagnerrp: i mean the EST/EDT zone im using has data for all ~80 years of UNIX time, forward and backward
[18:14:09] EvilGuru: I think it got to k last year, and so if the MySQL tz stuff is to stay in sync hooks are required
[18:14:10] sphery: EvilGuru: but no sane application stores local time--we were told this by users--so we had to switch to UTC
[18:14:30] EvilGuru: sphery: Sure, I am just more used to doing it at the application level
[18:14:48] wagnerrp: i have the python bindings operating at the local level
[18:15:02] sphery: and because MythTV is an application that needs to work with primarily-local-time data--program listings--we need MySQL to be able to do conversion from our new storage format (UTC) to the listings/scheduling time format (local time)
[18:15:14] wagnerrp: i figured it was easier to parse the timezones and do my own conversions
[18:15:29] wagnerrp: rather than rewriting a whole bunch of SQL to properly convert the timezones
[18:15:41] sphery: i.e. when you create a timeslot rule to record from 8–9pm, you probably don't want to delete it and recreate it every time DST changes occur
[18:15:46] wagnerrp: not to mention i needed to do so anyway for the responses from the backend and services api
[18:15:55] EvilGuru: sphery: I do a lot of stuff in finance and have similar issues (want UTC in the DB), but have always prefered app-level conversions
[18:16:09] sphery: EvilGuru: all that needs to happen is updating the tzinfo data when your particular time zone is changed
[18:16:25] sphery: (which, for the US, has happened once in the last 7 years or so)
[18:16:38] EvilGuru: sphery: I know, it is just getting distributions to do that on behalf of users
[18:16:40] sphery: it's irrelevant whether the other time zone info is current or not if you don't use it
[18:16:59] wagnerrp: what hes saying is that at the distribution level, they need to update things any time _any_ timezone changes
[18:17:40] sphery: yeah, for maximum safety, that's best
[18:17:55] wagnerrp: its not a one-time load for mysql
[18:18:06] wagnerrp: there would need to be some tie in that would update it any time things changed
[18:18:32] sphery: but since distros haven't traditionally accepted responsibility for installing/updating MySQL time zone info, one could argue that it's the user's problem keeping it up to date
[18:19:12] EvilGuru: sphery: It is a fair argument, but with MythTV being the first app to make strong use of MySQL timezones it is going to be an issue in waiting
[18:19:13] sphery: ideally, though, the tzdata packages would handle updating mysql tz info if mysql is installed (and/or if mysql tz info is installed)
[18:20:05] sphery: EvilGuru: yeah, I completely agree with you--and my argument is really just a complaint about the change in general
[18:20:19] EvilGuru: I am kind of annoyed that distros do not do it currently
[18:20:51] EvilGuru: And knowing MySQL it may well matter what DB user runs the insert/parser script
[18:21:06] sphery: I've been against the idea of storing UTC since I wrote the time zone check code and realized that what's important in MythTV is not what time it is now, but what time it has been since the first recording/program listing and into the future for as long as the MythTV system will be used
[18:21:22] wagnerrp: yeah, the standard user does not even have read access to the timezone tables, much less write
[18:21:23] sphery: but since users just think time zone is about what time it is now, they argued loudly to change it
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[18:21:40] wagnerrp: unless the distro set up some custom user for that specific purpose, it would have to be root
[18:21:49] sphery: so now, instead of having an issue 2 times a year when DST changes occur, we have issues throughout the entire year
[18:22:02] EvilGuru: wagnerrp: I think Debian create an admin user for this kind of stuff, but it is distro specific
[18:22:09] sphery: including the issue of having to use MySQL to do conversions (and, therefore, having to keep MySQL tz data updated)
[18:22:28] EvilGuru: Then to make things even more fun users will start of doing it themselves, complain about it, distros will start doing it and something will clash
[18:22:35] sphery: not to mention having to store more-complex sql to handle "record it at 7pm" type stuff
[18:22:36] wagnerrp: why do all these users always complain about problems where VNC conflicts with their local X server?
[18:22:37] EvilGuru: *start off
[18:23:08] wagnerrp: does no one realize that the NORMAL behavior of VNC is to run its own independent X server?
[18:23:27] EvilGuru: sphery: What are the current issues with non-UTC in the DB?
[18:23:31] wagnerrp: and that tying it into the local X server is both some non-standard behavior and completely unnecessary?
[18:23:42] sphery: you're thinking like a *nix guy, wagnerrp ... Obviously you've never used the /real/ VNC, WinVNC
[18:23:56] wagnerrp: EvilGuru: twice a year, a handful of users have issues recording content that falls across the DST change
[18:24:20] sphery: after all, there's only one gui on a computer--next thing you'll be telling me is that computers can somehow run multiple programs at the same time, too
[18:24:43] wagnerrp: of course they can, thats why people invented virtual machines, to pull off that feat
[18:24:56] wagnerrp: the wonders of the multitasking hypervisor
[18:25:11] EvilGuru: wagnerrp: That I annoying I guess, but am not entirely convinced given how much work UTC in the DB appears to require
[18:25:22] sphery: EvilGuru: yes, 2 times a year (in areas that use DST), there's an ambiguity in time specification when using local times, so users have to think before creating rules for recordings that start/end on the DST switch boundary or that span that boundary
[18:25:27] wagnerrp: that is annoying to a very small number of users
[18:25:37] wagnerrp: since honestly, who is recording crap at 2AM anyway...
[18:25:43] fafa88: someone also complained about leap secs.
[18:25:48] EvilGuru: I was about to say that the change is normally in the morning
[18:26:04] wagnerrp: but every time there is a switch over, one or two people have problems and complain on the mailing list
[18:26:08] EvilGuru: fafa88: Don't get me started on leap seconds, the last one cost me a nights sleep
[18:26:37] sphery: i.e. for spring forward, you need to add a 1-hr end late or whatever
[18:26:49] devinheitmueller: EvilGuru: a whole night? But it's only *one second*!
[18:27:07] sphery: and you should have gotten 1s extra sleep that night!
[18:27:11] wagnerrp: and when that happens, all the denizens come out of the woodwork to expouse their real ultimate knowledge about how mythtv _should_ work
[18:27:19] ** sphery was abnormally well rested that day **
[18:27:27] ** devinheitmueller breaks out his pitchfork.... **
[18:27:35] sphery: (of course, not a single one of my GNU/Linux boxes hit the leap second bug)
[18:27:41] EvilGuru: I agree that in most situations dates in the DB should be UTC, but MythTV DBs operate in one timezone only
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[18:27:50] wagnerrp: fafa88: the issue with that last leap second was not that times were wrong
[18:28:01] wagnerrp: but that it caused a glitch in all sorts of software
[18:28:09] sphery: EvilGuru: yeah, the biggest problem is that TV broadcasts operate in local time
[18:28:14] wagnerrp: and idle waits became busy loops
[18:28:28] sphery: so when you're creating rules for recording TV broadcasts, they should be in local time
[18:28:37] devinheitmueller: We should just use stardates for everything.
[18:28:39] wagnerrp: it was not a "proper" leap second, it really had nothing to do with proper time keeping
[18:28:44] wagnerrp: it was a bug
[18:28:48] sphery: which means that when you have listings stored in UTC, you have to do conversions--which means you can't specify actual times in the rules
[18:29:01] EvilGuru: This may sound silly, but can the UTC stuff be reverted? Or reconsidered?
[18:29:05] sphery: devinheitmueller: +1 on stardates
[18:29:15] ** sphery would love to get rid of time zones, completely **
[18:29:20] sphery: one standard time for all of earth
[18:29:29] wagnerrp: im all for going to UTC everywhere
[18:29:35] sphery: (and we'll conquer the rest of the solar system/galaxy/universe later)
[18:30:14] sphery: people just can't handle the idea of, "I'll set my alarm for 4pm and have breakfast at 5pm so I can get an early start at work at 6pm."
[18:30:47] sphery: so I'll just settle for getting rid of DST
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[18:31:21] devinheitmueller: It amazes me that somebody decided it was better to *redefine* 9am rather than just have a date at which point everybody starts working at 8am.
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[18:31:59] EvilGuru: I know Qt does not have great tz support, but it can go from local to UTC and back again IIRC
[18:32:15] fafa88: devinheitmueller: humans work better following the sun.
[18:32:33] devinheitmueller: fafa88: tell that to everybody who works the overnight shift.
[18:33:33] sphery: devinheitmueller: hehe, yeah... There's a certain browser that runs on only one OS, and I happen to know of a particular bug in that browser that causes some data in HTTP responses marked to disallow caching to be cached, anyway. Rather than fix the browser, the vendor--who also makes an operating system--"fixed" the operating system to make it so that you can't see the leaked files unless you really know what you're doing and look at ...
[18:33:39] sphery: ... the filesystem structures without using the OS's normal file system tools
[18:34:23] sphery: I see that as basically the same--rather than fixing the problem, just redefine the environment
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[18:41:02] wagnerrp: i dont know why anyone would want to start work at 9am anyway
[18:41:08] wagnerrp: thats a terrible time of the day
[18:41:54] wizbit: wagnerrp: what is your preferred time?
[18:42:27] wagnerrp: id rather go in early, and not have to deal with rush hour from all the sheep going to work at 9am... or sleep in and stay late
[18:42:44] wizbit: ok
[18:43:01] wagnerrp: everyone going to work at the same time, having coordinated shifts like that... its just a bad idea
[18:43:03] ** EvilGuru comes in late and stays late and saves a fortune on train tickets **
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[18:43:49] wagnerrp: any "professional" is going to come in whatever hours they need to in order to get their allotted work done, so scheduled hours are meaningless
[18:44:41] wagnerrp: anyone who works a specific shift, its much better to have individual workers cycle through at differing times of the day, so you dont have any one single low point in operation
[18:46:16] wagnerrp: train tickets are cheaper at off hours?
[18:46:28] EvilGuru: 40% where I am
[18:46:58] wagnerrp: wooo! "ubisoft has announced that it will no longer use always-online drm for its pc games"
[18:48:00] wagnerrp: "the truth of it, they're more inconvenient to our paying customers, so in listening to our players, we removed them"
[18:48:17] wagnerrp: can it be? a glimmer of sense?
[18:53:47] kormoc: just wait till after the first one is released
[18:58:17] wagnerrp: In other news, Ubisoft announces its games are now free for download online. Its games will now require a purchasable USB dongle to play. The dongle has a radio clock, and requires pickup from a time beacon to allow the game to operate, and includes a pyrotechnic charge and self destructs one year after first use.
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[20:14:03] fugg: hi again ;) any hints why mythbackend-setup may spit a "could not get cardinfo" while modules,dmesg and /dev are fine ? i thought about 2 things a.) firmware b.) other code but that would be "unable to open",
[20:14:26] wagnerrp: what user are you running `mythtv-setup` as?
[20:14:58] fugg: root via ssh
[20:15:50] wagnerrp: meaning you `ssh` into the machine, `su` to root, and then redirect mythtv-setup's DISPLAY to your local X server?
[20:16:56] fugg: nah, i am root and ssh -fCX thathost taskset -c 0 mythtv-setup
[20:17:34] wagnerrp: nonsense, surely no sensible default configuration would let you SSH into root
[20:17:49] wagnerrp: also, taskset was only necessary due to some bug in 0.22, you havent had to do that in some time
[20:18:23] wagnerrp: and you shouldnt be running mythtv-setup as root anyway, you should be running it as whatever user is going to be running mythbackend
[20:18:39] wagnerrp: otherwise, a whole bunch of permissions and access checks dont function properly
[20:19:19] wagnerrp: when you say "/dev" are fine, is that /dev/video0? or /dev/dvb/adapter0?
[20:19:28] fugg: wagnerrp, worked always, even on the same version and the old master.
[20:20:07] wagnerrp: it will work, im saying there are a number of sanity checks that mythtv-setup performs to ensure mythbackend will function properly
[20:20:33] wagnerrp: when you run mythtv-setup as root, who has permission to everything, a number of those sanity checks performed are now meaningless
[20:20:59] fugg: wagnerrp, the card in question asking for /dev/dvb/adapter0/frontend0 which was vreated, i have also /dev/video0 which is not nused.
[20:21:31] wagnerrp: you set it up as a DVB type? and mythtv autodetected the device?
[20:21:56] fugg: yes, i selected dvb and it was showing up, just with this cardid-error
[20:22:19] wagnerrp: could you pastebin your mythtv-setup logs?
[20:22:34] fugg: if there are some ...
[20:23:12] wagnerrp: it logs to the terminal you ran it from by default
[20:25:33] fugg: ok, found something else in mythvackend.log, there is "Device or resource busy" but nothing else up o.O
[20:26:18] wagnerrp: you just ran mythtv-setup directly, so there should be no mythbackend.log, you didnt tell it to log to any file
[20:26:26] wagnerrp: the only logs should be those in the terminal
[20:27:13] fugg: will invoke it again to get all messages.
[20:28:46] fugg: FE_GET_INFO ioctl failed (/dev/dvb/adapter0/frontend0 is obv. the related part.
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[20:58:43] fugg: will check it tomorrow, night all.
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[22:01:19] dekarl: fugg, did you check the link I posted when you first asked? It has references to the linux bug and bugfix...
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[22:52:37] makoto: the fonts on my mythfrontend are absolutely huge. i understand mythtv was made for large screens, but i'm runnign it on a small 14" monitor at my desk, and I'd like to turn the fonts down a bit. has anyone acomplished this? is it easy?
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[23:04:08] makoto: another one thats bugging me too, is there a script out there that finds SIDs that match up to freesat channel numbers and then renumbers them all?
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