Reza wrote:
I just perminantly disconnected one of my slave boxes from my master backend. I had it configured so that the slave would keep its recordings on its local hd. So now that its gone, I have a bunch of recorded
Well, this sounds scary so I won't ask...
programs in my db which no longer exist. I have about 650 recordings, so going thru everything and deleting out the missing ones is not an
Before doing anything destructive, backup your DB in it's current state http://www.mythtv.org/docs/mythtv-HOWTO-22.html#ss22.5 . $ mysql -u mythtv -pmythtv mythconverg mysql> select starttime,title from recorded where hostname='slavehost'; to see if it matched the right stuff. If you had moved the recorded files from the slave to the master before this "perminantly disconnected" event, you could: mysql> update recorded set hostname='masterhost' where hostname='slavehost'; but if the recorded files are actually gone then: mysql> delete from recorded where hostname='slavehost'; -- bjm
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