try launching mythbackend with the verbose logging enabled. 
 
mythbackend --help
Valid options are:
-l or --logfile filename       Writes STDERR and STDOUT messages to filename
-p or --pidfile filename       Write PID of mythbackend to filename
-d or --daemon                 Runs mythbackend as a daemon
-v or --verbose debug-level    Prints more information
                               Accepts any combination (separated by comma)
                               of all,none,quiet,record,playback,channel,
                               osd,file,schedule,network,commflag,audio,
                               libav,jobqueue
--printexpire                  List of auto-expire programs
--printsched                   Upcoming scheduled programs
--testsched                    Test run scheduler (ignore existing schedule)
--resched                      Force the scheduler to update
--nosched                      Do not perform any scheduling
--version                      Version information

--
Thanks,
Devan Lippman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
 
On 6/7/05, Egeekial <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, I decided to take a look at recordedmarkup, and the last entry
that's in there is marked 6-4-2005. I've recorded at least something
every day. So for some reason, things are getting put into the
recordedmarkup table. Any idea where I should start looking in order to
debug?

Garry Cook wrote:

>On 6/7/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>Sometimes the recordedmarkup table needs to be repaired in the database:
>>
>>>>From a command prompt, run
>>
>>mysql -u mythtv mythconverg -p
>>
>>And then within mysql:
>>
>>REPAIR TABLE recordedmarkup;
>>
>>That should fix the table, if that was your problem.  However, you
>>will have to get MythTV to re-flag the commericals on the shows which
>>were flagged while the table was corrupted.
>>
>>
>
>Hey, thanx! That worked perfectly for me. All of my old recordings
>have their commercial flagging back, and as you stated, recordings
>since the table broke need to be reflagged. After reflagging, they
>work perfectly, perhaps even better than before the upgrade to 18.1
>(from 18).
>
>I'm wondering if turning the 'commercial flagging immediately' (or
>whatever it's called) option back on will break it again. Don't have
>time to check it right now, but perhaps tonight I can give it a shot.
>
>Who works on the commercial flagging code (Chris Peterson???)? Is
>there anyone that might want some log info or something to help track
>the problem down if I find that it does re-occur? Let me know...
>
>--Garry
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