Yes, that might work. Also, having a custom script might not be a bad idea either. It would still have to pass the postfile data to this script (but can just pass the temporary file name). This seems like it might be easier. I will go this direction, if nobody sees any flaws with this approach.
Tom On Thu, 27 Jan 2005 11:04:30 -0800, Gregorio Gervasio, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>>>> Tom McKearney writes: > [...] > t> My proposal is to add a command-line switch --save-post-files (or > t> something) that just does everything that is done for an automated > t> download, but creates the post-files in the current directory (instead > t> of /tmp) and doesn't use wget... > > t> This way, I can fire off my scripts (which will ssh to another machine > t> for the wget and then scp the files back) and then call > t> mythfilldatabase with the retrieved files later (all in a cron job). > > It might be more useful to just provide an option or a > database setting that tells mythfilldatabase to call a user program > rather than wget/gunzip (or tv_grab_xxx for XMLTV). > > Along the same lines, here's a way to do it without myth > changes: Hack up a "wget" script that does the ssh/wget/scp (or > whatever you want). Change $PATH before running mythfilldatabase if > you don't want to replace /usr/bin/wget. A little ugly, but it works. > -- > Gregorio Gervasio, Jr. >
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