[00:50] Did anyone have MythWeb randomly stop working the other day? I just get a generic "Your site is working" page. I tried reinstalling mythweb and it didn't fix it. [00:51] I'm running .24-fixes [02:19] fine for me [02:38] !0byte [02:38] Do you get 0-byte recordings? Please help us track it down by posting information about it in this thread http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=10459420 [02:41] no 0byte here [03:23] would any of the package maintainers happen to be here? [03:25] want to ask you to add a metapackage to jaunty 0.22 fixes [03:26] or modify libmythtv-perl to add provides libyth-perl [03:26] so that i can install mythexport without breaking package management on the system [03:55] mycosys, there aren't any more 0.22 builds [03:55] nor is it easy to make any [03:55] what do you need it for? [03:56] to make mythexport work [03:56] Thanks, I gathered that much [03:56] libmyth-perl changed name to libmythtv-perl [03:56] so mythexport is depending on libmyth-perl then? [03:57] just need a dummy package named libmyth-perl that depends libmythtv-perl [03:57] yup [03:57] mycosys, would it work if mythexport depended on libmythtv-perl instead? [03:57] probably [03:57] ok [03:57] rhpot1991, ping [03:58] rhpot1991, ^^ can you change mythexport to depend on libmyth-perl or libmythtv-perl [03:58] thing is mythexport is 2.0, main jaunty repo iirc [03:59] spose wouldnt be hard to add 2.0.5 to ppa or something [03:59] yea it would likely have to hit the PPA [03:59] expecially since jaunty isn't supported anymore [04:00] yeah - should have gone a lts release lol [04:00] but it works well so why rebuild on 10.04 [04:01] was silly enough to go from 0.22trunk to 0.22fixes, that is what broke mythexport [04:01] if it cant be fixed, spose i will just use another export system [04:01] just having a web if is nice [04:02] mycosys, at the very least, you could rebuild the package yourself [04:02] iirc, dpkg -x package, dpkg -e package, fix depends, dpkg -b [04:02] would have NO idea how [04:02] you make it sound easy - premature arthritis disagrees atm [04:03] nah it really is pretty easy, since you are only changing package stuff [04:03] or you could just force the installation [04:04] ldid force it - then apt-get wouldnt do anything [04:05] tgm4883: the latest should depend on libmythtv-perl [04:05] used dpkg --ignore-depends [04:05] latest does - but it depends on stuff that will unistall myth0.22 [04:05] rhpot1991, but does it also depend on libmyth-perl? [04:06] tgm4883: no, libmythtv-perl replaced that [04:06] rhpot1991, what about for older users like mycosys? [04:06] rhpot1991, or can you not install mythexport on older mythtv builds? [04:06] tgm4883: well if he is on an older system I wouldn't have updated that build I don't think [04:06] you can, just not on 0.22 fixes [04:06] I'll have to dig and see [04:07] mycosys: so you are using jaunty repo, and mythtv-fixes autobuilds? [04:07] 0.22fixes has libmythtv-perl, but has a codec pack that is extra rather than unstripped [04:07] rhpot1991, i'd probably still go the route of making the depends an OR statement, then people can install it at their own risk [04:08] mythexport 2.1.x depends on the extra codec pack, myth0.22 depends on unstripped [04:08] iirc, you just need to change the depends from 'libmythtv-perl' to 'libmythtv-perl | libmyth-perl' [04:08] then it will try to install libmythtv-perl, if that fails, it will try libmyth-perl [04:08] if you modify mythexport 2.1.x to use the unstripped codec pack that would prolly work too [04:09] that depends change shouldn't have any ill effects for new builds [04:09] libavcodec it is [04:09] if you use extra u get more encode options [04:10] but unstripped should work [04:10] mycosys: are you running mythexport from the testing-ppa or jaunty repos? [04:11] think it is testing [04:11] no [04:11] jaunty i think [04:11] testing is 2.1.x [04:11] tried both [04:12] 2.01 is in testing [04:13] rhpot1991, see line 17 of http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~mythbuntu/mythtv/mythtv-fixes/view/head:/debian/control [04:13] [bazaar.launchpad.net] ~mythbuntu/mythtv/mythtv-fixes : contents of debian/control at revision 417 [04:13] that has OR depends in it [04:14] tgm4883: ya I've seen that before [04:14] ah ok [04:14] I need to find my jaunty code though, that hasn't been touched in ages [04:14] is jaunty even still supported? [04:14] rhpot1991, nope [04:14] karmic is until april [04:14] mycosys: why aren't you upgrading then? [04:14] jaunty support ended in oct [04:14] * tgm4883 goes to spend time with the wifey [04:15] is 2.01` [04:15] and not upgrading because myth should be treated as an appliance [04:15] even the devs will tell you that [04:15] i have no real reason to upgrade [04:16] tho i will when i get time [04:16] actually - will use a spare machine to build on 10l.04 lts ans move the database over [04:16] but - prolly 4 months away, in uni break [04:17] mycosys: its already using unstripped [04:17] libavcodec-unstripped-52, libavdevice-unstripped-52, libavformat-unstripped-52, libavutil-unstripped-49, [04:17] yeah - but depends on libmyth-perl [04:18] so you need that to be libmythtv-perl and that fixes everything then? [04:18] 2.1.x depends libmythtv-perl but uses extra [04:18] ya packages changed then [04:18] changing 2.1.x to be or unstripped would probably be safer [04:18] and I didn't release 2.1.x for jaunty [04:18] would just lose some encode options, not risk some sort of change of perl bindings [04:19] mycosys: I'm not comfortable pushing that since I didn't check any of the changes with jaunty [04:19] you could take newer code and built it on a ppa for jaunty if you wanted to [04:19] or I could add the libmythtv-perl fix to the current jaunty testing release [04:19] that would be ok [04:20] mycosys: gonna send you a pm [04:20] np [13:33] <__NeuTron> Hey everyone... I've been searching for hours on getting my Hauppauge 850 working with a fresh install of mythubuntu 10.10. Almost every forum I come aross shows when doing 'lsusb' it prints out 'Hauppage WinTV-HVR-850' - mine only says "hauppauge', my dmesg also shows NOTHING about this device during boot up, where others shows something. Am I missing something? has anyone else here gotten it to work with 10.10? [14:07] __NeuTron: Take a look at; http://www.kernellabs.com/blog/?p=1445 [14:07] [www.kernellabs.com] Hauppauge USBLive2 and new HVR-850 support – KernelLabs.com [14:16] <__NeuTron> thanks, I'll check it out [14:27] <__NeuTron> last night I downloaded http://kernellabs.com/hg/~dheitmueller/polaris4/archive/tip.tar.gz and tried to compile it... but it failed during the make, error 2 if I recall right [14:32] <__NeuTron> aaah, I found if click on the files link I get something else... http://kernellabs.com/hg/~dheitmueller/polaris4/archive/8d1cbe46f97f.tar.gz instead.. does anyone know which tarball I'm suppose to be grabbing? === Azelphur is now known as zz_Azelphur === zz_Azelphur is now known as Azelphur === Shadow__1 is now known as Shadow__X === mishehu_ is now known as mishehu