[mythtv-users] Mirobridge failing to update mythtv db entries

[rdvAndroid@gmail.com]

Daniel,

Cut and paste the following lines in a terminal session on the BE 
thatyou run Mirobridge:
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python
from MythTV import Record
makeRecordRule = {'chanid': "9999", 'description': u'Mirobridge Record 
rule used to acquire ttvdb.com artwork',
                                'autometadata': 1, 'season': 1, 
'episode': 1, 'category': u'Miro', 'station': u'Miro'  }
makeRecordRule['title'] = "Tekzilla"
makeRecordRule['inetref'] = "999999"
record = Record().create(makeRecordRule)
print record
record.delete()
exit(0)
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My results with an environment that has a working MiroBridge looks like 
this:
doug at ubuntuQuad:~$ python
Python 2.7.3 (default, Feb 27 2014, 19:37:34)
[GCC 4.7.2] on linux2
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
 >>> from MythTV import Record
 >>> makeRecordRule = {'chanid': "9999", 'description': u'Mirobridge 
Record rule used to acquire ttvdb.com artwork',
...                                'autometadata': 1, 'season': 1, 
'episode': 1, 'category': u'Miro', 'station': u'Miro'  }
 >>> makeRecordRule['title'] = "Tekzilla"
 >>> makeRecordRule['inetref'] = "999999"
 >>> record = Record().create(makeRecordRule)
 >>> print record
<Record Rule 'Tekzilla', Type 11 at 0x10e42c0>
 >>> record.delete()
 >>> exit(0)
doug at ubuntuQuad:~$

If your environment aborts then the issue is in your environement. The 
code above is the standard way to create a "Record" record using the 
MythTV python bindings. If the record is created then it is immediately 
deleted so you will not need to clean up your database after running the 
test. You can run this test as many times as you like as long as you 
include the "record.delete()" statement.

Please paste back the results of your test.

Thanks

Doug