Re: Blocking svdrp with epgsearch-1.0.0

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The logfile only contains the output of one conflict check, where no SVDRP communication occurs. Please add any search timer and trigger an update to see if the timers can be created. What happens when you call 'svdrpsend help'? Is it really only the pute command the causes the problem? Does it work when you disable epgsearch?

cheers,
Christian

Am 18.10.2011 20:25, schrieb Rainer Blickle:
I attached the logfile (with -v 3). I have taken a look on it, but
nothing found.

2011/10/18 Christian Wieninger <cwieninger@xxxxxx>:
Hi Rainer,

there were no significant changes in SVDRP handling between these versions.
Did you set the correct (same as VDR) SVDRP port in epgsearchs setup?
Please start epgsearch with the parameters "-v 2" to generate an
epgsearch.log file in epgsearchs configuration directory.

cheers,
Christian

Am 18.10.2011 10:34, schrieb Rainer Blickle:
Hi,

when running vdr with the epgsearch-1.0.0-plugin, i wasn't able to add
epgdata via the pute-svdrp-command anymore. The svdrp-client seems to
"hang". With version epgsearch-0.9.25.beta17 there wasn't any problem.

I can provide logs if someone tells me how.

Regards, Rainer

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