On Thu, 2005-09-15 at 21:01 +1000, Phill Edwards wrote: > Which XML file? I've searched through all the XML files under > /usr/share/mythtv/themes and I can't find one that contains the text > "Exit now" which makes me think this isn't in an XML file.
In /usr/share/mythtv/mainmenu.xml, there is a commented-out "SHUTDOWN" entry, which may be what the previous poster was referring to. But this only gives you a Shutdown option in the main menu. Clicking it produces the same behavior as the ESC key; I still only have the option of "No" or "Yes, exit now". No shutdown option. It is clear that finding a way to get automatic shutdown to work is my only option. I'm running from ATrpms so I don't have cpp source. So here's a question about automatic shutdown, that I ask just to make sure I'm not trying to do the impossible. What I'd like is to have the master backend shut down the idle slave, but I don't ever want the master backend to shut itself down, as that machine is used for purposes other than MythTV and needs to stay up all the time. I thought I could use the pre-shutdown script for this and have one that returns 0 on the slave and 1 on the master, but this doesn't work. What happens is that the master never does a shutdown of the slave either. I'm afraid that if the shutdown script returns 1 on the master, it will shut itself down too. I don't want that. Is there any way to configure the master backend so that only slaves ever get shut down? Maybe using a shutdown script that does nothing on the backend and does a real shutdown on the slave? The problem with that is that the log quickly fills with attempted shutdown messages on the back end. Any way to avoid that? --Greg
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