[03:44] install mythbuntu time! :D [04:38] rhpot1991: I got mythbuntu installed. I didn't like the default theme, but the wide blue one is awesome. I'm doing updates now followed by a restricted driver install. I can't seem to get my phone to connect to the system. :( [05:01] MTecknology: what kind of phone and how are you trying to connect? [05:05] android [05:05] I _really_ need to find a silent PSU for this thing! [05:09] MTecknology: I'd venture your backend's ip is 127.0.0.1 [05:09] change that to a lan address [05:09] yup [05:09] and then point your frontend at that [05:09] and your phone too [05:09] and hopefully all should work then [05:10] there's a 'local backend' and 'master backend' [05:10] set both to the lan ip? [05:10] where are you at, mythtv-setup? [05:11] ya [05:11] let me check mine quick [05:12] yep change both of those [05:13] I'm going to get to reinstall :'( [05:13] Apparently the raid function of my sata card is a big pile of crap [05:13] whats the issue? [05:14] I don't want to have to deal with the weird setup it created on the disks when/if I move systems. I'm not going to reinstall now [05:18] rhpot1991: still complaining :( [05:18] I didn't think you had to but you can try enabling the mysql service in mythbuntu-control-centre [05:18] MTecknology: you are installing the one from MCC and not something else right? [05:21] uhm.... nope [05:21] where do I grab it from? [05:21] what are you installing? [05:22] It was called MythRemote [05:24] rhpot1991: heh- it looks like it wants to connect on port 6546 but 6543 and 6544 are what's open [05:26] not sure about that one [05:26] https://market.android.com/details?id=tkj.android.homecontrol.mythmote&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsInRrai5hbmRyb2lkLmhvbWVjb250cm9sLm15dGhtb3RlIl0. [05:27] I've used that in the past [05:27] [market.android.com] mythmote - Apps on Android Market [05:27] and I think thats the one we link to [05:27] that looks like I _just_ installed [05:29] rhpot1991: should the default port probably be something that's open? [05:30] as long as you have a non localhost ip then yes [05:30] verify the ip is correct? [05:31] yup- the remote/phone says it's connected; if I use 6547 or 6544 it says it connects and then shows Broken Pipe [05:31] If I use the other open port I see (nmap) I can connect with 6543 and it won't show broken pipe but does nothing [05:32] it looks like the phone wants to use 6546 by default [05:32] I'm wondering if the front end just isn't listening [05:33] frontend is working otherwise? [05:33] ya [05:34] except that I can't figure out how to make it do anything [05:34] I'm one heck of a novice when it comes to TV stuff [05:34] nah... novice have some experience.. [05:34] you need to setup a tuner to do most things [05:35] you can use the fake one if you don't have one yet [05:35] I'd like to use it for web tv stuff rather than cable tv stuff; I'm hoping to, enjoy some tv without having to pay for cable [05:40] rhpot1991: I could be high thinking that's a good use for this, but i'm a bit frooty, so..... ima try [05:41] rhpot1991: The reason the remote wasn't working... there's a check box in the front end config for allowing remote connections [05:56] rhpot1991: I figured out some stuff from MythVision. I have the Internet Video sources listed. I added them. Now I can't search or browse the sources. [05:58] and now i know why [06:03] Apparently updating sitemaps takes a loooooong time [06:04] rhpot1991: I do want to get cable and a tuner card and all the fun stuff at some point, but right now $40/mo for basic cable is just obscene to me [06:11] 12 min later it's still updating site maps [06:11] maybe a good time to go nappy :) [06:18] SWEET! Totally worth the time! === dduffey is now known as dduffey_afk [21:24] does anyone have expeirence with mythbuntu and ltsp? i changed my backend and cant figure out how to update config.xml [21:25] config.xml for my remote clients that is, not sure what autosets them [21:29] qwebirc51392: depends which one [21:29] the one in your home director? [21:29] or the one in /etc/mythtv [21:30] the home dir is a ln to etc [21:30] config.xml that is. that is how ltsp has it setup [21:30] I don't know what you mean by ltsp [21:31] my frontends are remote clients using ltsp [21:31] mythtv-frontend creates config.xml in .mythtv for any user [21:32] we have some processes that will symlink to /etc/mythtv/config.xml if it is not in place [21:32] I don't think that ever happens for a home directory, but I'm not 100% positive on that [21:33] o sorry, lazy typing. thats what it does but something in ltsp sets the ip address [21:37] im going to hack it. figure I would try the "right way" but I cant find a thing. thanks! [21:41] does mythfrontend overwrite config.xml on start?? [21:42] I believe it uses it if it exists [21:42] otherwise it asks you for the information and creates it [21:42] qwebirc51392: if you ask that in #mythtv-users they can verify it === dekarl is now known as dekarl_zZz