Closed lazynooblet closed 12 years ago
Can you clarify where this was built from? Is this my epg-update branch? Also which revision is this?
I have had a similar crash but put it down to my messing about, since it only ever happened the once. But I'm not using XMLTV so its possible there is an error in there somewhere.
If you can repeat the problem it would be useful to get a full trace report from gdb.
Adam
Sorry about the sparse info.
Both crashes are from 00fa2f44 (compiled 2012.09.09 19:52), Debian Wheezy amd64, 2x NOVA-T 900 single tuner DVB-T
I think it is the XMLTV stuff, as it crashed at 10am and I noticed immediately so I restarted it about 2 mins later. XMLTV is set to refresh every 12 hours and that is when it next crashed.
I don't actually need the XMLTV data as I'm happy with what EIT gives, however I'll test to see if that is what is causing the issue.
I have updated to latest epg-update, keeping settings, just using autobuild to create a new deb. 878a3a3d. I will set XMLTV to hourly update and run with gdb.
I'll take a look at running XMLTV input through my setup, to see if I can repeat there. I've not tested it much since I made recent mods so I can believe I cocked up somewhere.
Is there a way to use gdb to run tvheadend -d and also log the debug output to file? I tried to use gdb --args tvheadend -d | tee debug.log but it only logs gdb output :(
you can use -s which will log to syslog, that's usually the best way to get a persistent log. One day I might add a TVH specific log file, but not yet.
Argh deleted comment by mistake, my bad. I even accepted the warning, dumb me.
Anyways, left it for a few hours doing XMLTV per hour. Twas fine.
So, first I donated some beer money :) Then I've restarted tvheadend using gdb after restoring the config, see if it crashes tomorrow.
Been working fine for 24 hours, I'll close this for now.