[mythtv-users] refreshing today's schedule info automatically

Michael T. Dean mtdean at thirdcontact.com
Fri Sep 28 18:50:31 UTC 2007


On 09/28/2007 02:45 PM, Ryan Steffes wrote:
> On 9/28/07, Michael T. Dean <mtdean at thirdcontact.com> wrote:
>   
>> On 09/27/2007 03:14 PM, Matt wrote:
>>     
>>> It's my understanding that mythfilldatabase will always go out and get
>>> the 14'th day as well us updating tomorrow.  I know that I can
>>> manually run "mythfilldatabase --refresh-today".  However, will that
>>> only update today's data or will it update todays data in addition to
>>> the normal behavior.
>>>
>>> In other words, I'd like mythfilldatabase to always run as it does
>>> today, only to also include refreshing today's data.  I want to make
>>> sure I'm doing this the correct way.
>>>       
>> Why?  Please let us know when you have proof that there are actually
>> changes to today's schedule since yesterday.
> It does, at some point, have to change.  Are you trying to imply that
> the data is never updated inside of a two week period?

Is there really a two-week period between your yesterdays and your
todays?  Only about 24 hours (or so--depending on times) between mine.

>   No shows have
> ever been rescheduled or canceled inside of two weeks from their air
> date?
>
> Anyone following the schedules of any major sports tournament can tell
> you that the schedules occasionally change the night before in
> response to wins or losses.

Yeah.  What I want is proof that TMS (or whatever provider) actually has
updates for today that weren't in the listings downloaded automatically
by mythfilldatabase yesterday when it downloaded tomorrow's data (which
is now today).

If so, then there should be discussion on the lists to determine whether
it makes sense to change mythfilldatabase to allow refreshing today,
tomorrow, and +13.  Perhaps it will make sense for some providers and
not others, but if so, mfdb should be updated to reflect this.

Mike


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