I'm very interesting in your results. If I run mythbackend in gdb, at the moment of the crash it says "Cannot find handle 12345: invalid thread handle". the -v all debug output shows that the crash is right after the scheduler finishes. adding more debugging statements to the code shows that it is the fork() call in channelbase.cpp that seems to trigger the crash.. a debugmessage before that shows up, a debugmessage after that does not show up.
If you have this problem, could you please try running with -v all and in mythbackend and post to this list what happens?
Thanks, Lucas
Well the issue you described sounds similiar to the one I had. I could rarely record 2 shows in a row without the backend dying. The mythweb issue I still see, as I have mythweb installed on a different machine than the backend. I can sucessfully connect to the backend, schedule shows, browse my recordings, but the issue I do see is the very first web "delete" I do -- the backend crashes. After the first crash, and the websession is open, I can easily delete other recordings and have no crashes. But it sounds like your issue is the via one that I experienced - or something similiar. My was an Athlon Sempron with a VIA 400 chipset. The backend was really unstable. Now I'm on a nvidia chipset and have had no issues.
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