On 11/03/2019 16:41, Roger Bell_West wrote:
The web interface to the PVR is a completely different thing, and (if
used) should indeed be run continuously.
Thanks for that. Didn't realise there were two separate things
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On Mon, Mar 11, 2019 at 10:07:43AM +, Charles Johnson wrote:
>I'm not experienced with the PVR, but afaics it's meant to be run as a server
>in a client/server configuration is it not?
>
>If so, you wouldn't want cron to run it. That's for running jobs at regular
>intervals. What you'd need to
On 08/03/2019 13:19, ipla...@nutwood.net wrote:
as would be seen if running the pvr manually.
I'm not experienced with the PVR, but afaics it's meant to be run as a
server in a client/server configuration is it not?
If so, you wouldn't want cron to run it. That's for running jobs at
Thanks for the suggestions. Unfortunately, the damn thing has stopped
working. I'm assuming corruption of the boot media. I have restrained
myself from stamping on it but it will be a while before I'm in a
position to further explore cron and logging.
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The information Nick has in his reply is a good overview of
the output from a given command when run in cron (especially
about paying attention to the different output between stdout
and stderr). I just want to correct one point on what Nick said
about running sub-shells in cron:
> Now I think
Hey Mike,
On Fri, 08 Mar 2019 13:19:10 +
ipla...@nutwood.net wrote:
> Nothing wrong with this, but I had expected the full output, as would
> be seen if running the pvr manually. I don't necessarily want all
> that but I need to be sure that download failures are logged and
> also, if
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