Vdr ignoring lirc (always wanting to set keyboard keys up)

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I demand that David Barker may or may not have written...

>> I demand that David Barker may or may not have top-posted...
[snip]
>>> Now I compiled it myself it doesn't really matter anyway, thanks though.

>> This is still a little odd. I don't see anything in there which would
>> cause vdr's LIRC support (when enabled) to fail unless lircd isn't
>> running; with my build of 1.3.24, it just works.

>> (I'm assuming that you got source for 1.2.6-12, 1.2.6-13 or my 1.3.24-1
>> via apt-get and that you rebuilt the packages by running 'debuild binary'
>> or otherwise using the debian/rules file.)

>> BTW, don't top-post. Don't quote signatures or attachments (unless you're
>> specifically referring to them)...

> Sorry I don't know what top-posting is so if I am doing it again I
> apologise.

You did: it's the putting of *all* of the new text above the quoted text.
You've also quoted everything (including my .sig) again; that's also
considered to be bad practice.

> Anyway I didn't use apt-get to get the source or anything debian specific,
> I just downloaded the source of the vdr homepage and compiled it the normal
> way. I think there is somthing wrong with the debian package because after
> compiling it myself it worked fine no problems.

<fiddles about a bit in a chroot>

Hmm. 1.2.6-13 "works" here with LIRC - it starts up happily then just sits
there waiting for input which (apparently) never arrives, although that
/could/ be a lircd problem. It definitely works in daemon mode.


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