This may be a self-inflicted wound, so I didn't want to jump the gun and
submit a bug report.  I've been running mythtv-trunk packages from the
atrpms-bleeding repo for about a month now.  Yesterday I noticed that there
were new packages available (0.21-154; r12854 versions).  I don't have the
bleeding repo enabled by default in either my yum or smart configurations,
so I have been using 'yum --enablerepo=atrpms...' to get these mythtv
updates.  After running this command both last night and this morning and
not seeing the new myth packages show up I decided to download and install
manually.  The install went through without a hitch, and the mythbackend
started up OK.  However, after a few minutes of the back-end process
running, I think when it started doing it's normal maintenance stuff, it
just died.  The following message showed up in the back-end log:
/usr/bin/mythbackend: symbol lookup error: /usr/bin/mythbackend: undefined
symbol: _ZN8EITCache17ClearChannelLocksEv

I tried starting up the back-end again, but it did the same thing.  I have
now downgraded to the 0.21-153 packages and everything is running fine.  Is
this a legitimate bug, or did I just miss something by not letting yum find
the updates?
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