It might also be in mythtv-setup. You need to change the IP-adres your backend will listen to. It's simular to running a seperate front/backend setup.
This is exactly the issue. Mythweb really is just another version of the frontend (in all respects, it acts like a frontend).. If you're getting an fsock error in mythbackend.php, it has nothing to do with the database config.. Mythweb connects to the database, looks up where to find the backend, and then talks directly to it. If your backend/frontend are currently on the same box and talking via 127.0.0.1, Mythweb will pull that address and of course have trouble talking to itself if no backend is on the server.
I don't remember how to get into the first-run settings that ask for the master server IP, but if you want to edit it by hand, just use:
SELECT * FROM settings WHERE value="MasterServerIP"; or UPDATE settings SET data="192.168.0.21" WHERE value="MasterServerIP"; -Chris _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
