[00:06] EvilGuru, what is you reason for moving to 11.04? [00:23] any ideas on the motd thing? [01:08] I am not sure where mythbuntu puts issueing the mthtv-status, but it sounds like you need to get /etc/motd working correctly first, i put it as i said above in my .bashrc file and now i see it when i log in via ssh [01:22] it's not /etc/motd [01:23] it's /etc/update-motd.d [01:26] not it is /var/run/motd technically, /etc/update-motd.d is what updates /var/run/motd which has a s-link to /etc/motd [01:27] /etc/update-motd.d holes the scripts ran to update /var/run/motd [01:27] you can disable the automatic update of motd, then just put whatever you want in motd [01:38] Is recommened to upgrade mythbuntu releases or is that an at your own risk option [01:38] Twiggy2cents, depends [01:39] Uness there is a legit reason to upgrade, I recommend staying on LTS releases and using mythbuntu-repos to keep mythtv up to date [01:52] * Gibby seconds that [02:02] tgm4883, the problem I have is that I want to stay up to date on my main machine, but I just want my BE to run. Eventually I will have db schema differences when a new release of mythtv comes out. What would I do in that situation? [02:04] Twiggy2cents, so your main machine is also your BE? [02:05] no I meant that I want my FE to stay up to date and my BE to just work [02:07] keep them both on LTS and use autobuilds [02:12] My Fe is Fedora. It doesnt have LTS does it? [02:12] no it doesn't [02:13] I upgraded my BE when I fresh installed my FE a while back. The world didnt end. Is there a good possibility that it could break stuff? [02:14] Hmm or maybe I used autobuilds to update [02:15] just check which version the BE and FE are giong to when you do an update first [02:15] Does Autobuilds give me the option to build the newest release [02:16] http://www.mythbuntu.org/node/349 [02:16] [www.mythbuntu.org] AutoBuilds rebranded to MythTV-Updates and Mythbuntu-Updates! | Mythbuntu [02:16] read that [02:18] Oh, so I am on 10.04, when 0.25 comes out I will have the option to upgrade to it? Am I reading it correctly? [02:20] yes that is correct [02:31] !repos | Gibby [02:31] !repos Twiggy2cents [02:31] Gibby: The Mythbuntu team provides updates for MythTV and Mythbuntu package using the Mythbuntu Repos http://mythbuntu.org/repos [02:31] Gibby, in the future link to that page please [02:31] Sorry I don't know about repos Twiggy2cents [02:34] tgm4883, will do [02:43] Gibby: so what do you recommend i do [02:44] try this, [02:44] sudo cat /dev/null > /var/run/motd [02:44] then log out and back in [02:48] you have to put sudo after the > or just do it as root [02:48] but besides that same thing http://pastebin.com/LgG2Y65w [02:48] [pastebin.com] Linux Intel-Myth 2.6.32-32-generic #62-Ubuntu SMP Wed Apr 20 21:52:38 UTC 2011 x - Pastebin.com [02:49] ls -al /etc/update-motd.d [02:49] yeah do it as root, but should need a sudo after the > [02:50] n/m [02:50] i will say i backed up /etc/motd as /etc/motd.old and /var/run/motd as motd.old [02:51] ok, what is output of ls -al /etc/motd and the other above [02:53] for update-motd.d there is 00 10 20 90 91 98 99 [02:54] name the file names [02:55] then the output of cat /etc/default/mythtv-status [02:55] ls /etc/update-motd.d/ [02:57] woops [02:58] then cat /etc/pam.d/sshd [03:01] 00-header 10-help-text 20-cpu-checker 90-updates-available 91-release-upgrade 98-reboot-required 99-footer [03:01] 00-header 10-help-text 20-cpu-checker 90-updates-available 91-release-upgrade 98-reboot-required 99-footer [03:01] 00-header 10-help-text 20-cpu-checker 90-updates-available 91-release-upgrade 98-reboot-required 99-footer [03:01] whoops [03:01] ok, wanted to make sure there wasn't any kind of dupe's [03:01] right [03:02] where else other than update-motd.d [03:02] cat /etc/default/mythtv-status [03:02] cat /etc/pam.d/sshd [03:09] http://pastebin.com/f3BT2XbJ [03:09] for mythtv-status [03:09] [pastebin.com] # mythtv-status Debian configuration # # You can run 'dpkg-reconfigure mythtv- - Pastebin.com [03:10] what are you looking for in pam.d/sshd [03:10] session options [03:11] # Print the message of the day upon successful login. [03:11] session optional pam_motd.so # [1] [03:11] ok [03:11] dpkg-reconfigure mythtv-status [03:11] try that [03:11] it doesn't work on mine the way it should either [03:13] http://pastebin.com/LgG2Y65w [03:13] it still looks like that [03:13] [pastebin.com] Linux Intel-Myth 2.6.32-32-generic #62-Ubuntu SMP Wed Apr 20 21:52:38 UTC 2011 x - Pastebin.com [03:14] Is it Apr 20 where you are? lol [03:14] no [03:14] that says you are [03:14] check your date/time [03:14] date comes up right [03:14] open the pastebin [03:15] the top part is repeating not the bottom [03:15] i know [03:15] ls -al /etc/motd [03:15] /etc/motd is what is saying its april [03:16] /etc/motd -> /var/run/motd [03:17] Blank out motd [03:18] The check for a /etc/motd.tail [03:19] there is motd.tail.old [03:20] If motd is black log out and back in [03:20] log out of all ssh sessions? [03:20] Just 1 should do it [03:22] to have motd empty do i do cat /dev/null > /var/run/motd [03:22] yeah as roo [03:22] t [03:22] still goes back [03:27] cat /etc/cron.d/mythtv-status [03:28] # [03:28] # Regular cron jobs for the mythtv-status package [03:28] # [03:28] */10 * * * * root [ -x /etc/init.d/mythtv-status ] && /etc/init.d/mythtv-status reload > /dev/null [03:28] also why would /var/run/motd go back to the april one after i removed it [03:30] that we need to find [03:33] is this a virtual machine? [03:33] no [03:34] remove your /etc/motd.tail.old [03:34] already did [03:36] pastebin your 00-header 10-help-text from /etc/update-motd.d [03:38] http://pastebin.com/Vx18Wk4s [03:38] [pastebin.com] cat /etc/update-motd.d/00-header #!/bin/sh uname -a printf "%s\n" "$(lsb_r - Pastebin.com [03:43] hmmm, i am now stumped, i have the same issue, not the repeating but now mythtv-status [03:43] no mythtv-status [03:43] hmm tgm4883 any ideas? does mythtv-status work for you [07:45] Im having trouble with diskless client not getting past tftp..... [07:46] Anyone kind enough to sort me out [16:08] hey has anyone here successfully pxe booted mythtv using mythbuntu-diskless-server and ddwrt router firmware? [16:08] tim: yes [19:56] Hi. How do I start with a clean slate with MythTV? I just did apt-get purge mytht (and then reinstalled) but apparently I still have persistent records in the database that are interfering with things. === Guest16239 is now known as nasa01 [21:25] motd is even more broken now, it repeats april 20 2 times [22:27] Hi, I saw on the mailing list discussion about the "waited 100ms for video buffer" errors (along with pauses in playback). But I didn't see a solution -- is there one? [22:41] Gibby: i figured it out [22:41] 1 -- [22:41] [freenode/#ubuntu-mythtv] 1 [22:41] whoops [22:41] http://moblog.bradleyit.com/2009/04/ubuntu-ssh-motd-trickery.html [22:41] [moblog.bradleyit.com] MoBlog: Ubuntu SSH MOTD Trickery [22:41] the 2nd pam thing [22:45] and [22:46] https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/sysvinit/+bug/785424 [22:46] [bugs.launchpad.net] Bug #785424 in sysvinit (Ubuntu): “Double motd when ssh'ing into 10.04.2”