On Sat, 3 Mar 2007, Udo Richter wrote: > Check your log for the "assuming manual start of VDR" line around VDR > startup. This indicates that the wakeup was more than 10 minutes away from > the time that VDR remembered on last shutdown. No "assuming manual start of VDR" entry found on my logs, so this really was on automatic wakeup for the timer. > Also check your setup.conf for the NextWakeupTime entry, thats where VDR > remembers the planned wakeup time now. (This is a time_t, you can translate > it with perl -e "print scalar localtime(1172945228)") > > Finally, there should be an "next timer event at" or "next plugin wakeup at" > in the logs around shutdown that also indicates the time VDR planned to wake > up. VDR # fgrep NextWakeupTime /etc/vdr/setup.conf NextWakeupTime = 1172998680 VDR # perl -e "print scalar localtime(1172998680)" Sun Mar 4 10:58:00 2007 VDR # fgrep "next timer" /var/log/vdr.log Mar 4 02:05:57 xxx vdr: [6748] next timer event at Sun Mar 4 10:58:00 2007 Mar 4 10:58:00 xxx vdr: [6688] timer 18 (5 1058-1130 'xxx') start Mar 4 11:30:00 xxx vdr: [6688] timer 18 (5 1058-1130 'xxx') stop Mar 4 11:30:09 xxx vdr: [6700] channel 4 (Nelonen) event Su 04.03.2007 11:30-12:30 'Alaston tiede' status 4 Mar 4 11:31:09 xxx vdr: [6688] deleting timer 18 (5 1058-1130 'xxx') ... and vdr just stays on ... BR, -- rofa
