[mythtv-users] hostname problem in MythArchive

[John Pilkington]

On 31/08/12 14:21, Michael T. Dean wrote:
> On 08/31/2012 06:17 AM, John Pilkington wrote:
>> On 28/08/12 17:19, John Pilkington wrote:
>>> On 27/08/12 23:53, John Pilkington wrote:
>>>> Since installing 0.25-fixes on my main box I've had problems with
>>>> MythArchive.  I think this may be because the config settings are
>>>> defined by the frontend but are being read using the hostname of the
>>>> backend.  The lines in the mythburn.py script read
>>>>
>>>> DB = MythTV.MythDB()
>>>> configHostname = DB.gethostname()
>>>>
>>>> I've tried a direct hack in mythburn.py that looked hopeful.  What
>>>> would
>>>> be the way of getting the frontend's 'Custom Identifier' from the DB
>>>> instead?
>>>>
>>>
>>> OK, it works for me (in creation of a playable DVD) if the 'Custom
>>> identifier' from Frontend Setup > General > page 2 is used as
>>> configHostname.
>>>
>>> If defined it's LocalHostName in ~/.mythtv/mysql.txt.  Isn't that the
>>> file that's being phased out?  config.xml doesn't have it and I haven't
>>> found it in the DB.
>>
>> I opened Ticket #11059 on this but it's been closed as fixed in 0.26
>>
>> My guess is that before then the easiest fix is to edit
>>  ~/.mythtv/config.xml like this:
>>
>> <MythFrontend>
>> <DefaultBackend>
>> <DBHostName>localhost</DBHostName>
>> <DBUserName>mythtv</DBUserName>
>> <DBPassword>mythtv</DBPassword>
>> <DBName>mythconverg</DBName>
>> <DBPort>3306</DBPort>
>> </DefaultBackend>
>> <DBHostName>what_your_frontend_is_called</DBHostName> ## This line
>> </MythFrontend>
>>
>> ... but I suppose this could screw something else up.  I haven't tried
>> it, but it would be easier than editing mythburn.py, which is quite
>> large and belongs to root.
>
> There is no DBHostName.
>
> https://github.com/MythTV/mythtv/blob/fixes/0.25/mythtv/contrib/config_files/config.xml
>
>
> Mike

When?  Never mind, what I have now seems to work.  Thanks - to both you 
and Raymond.

Chapter navigation seems prone to causing segfaults now, too, and I 
hadn't noticed that before; but I haven't often used it, and I've been 
using other tweaks as well.  I doubt that they are the cause, but 
nevertheless I suppose I may be 'getting to keep the pieces.'

Cheers,

John