Hi Chris,

I checked out mythweb from 2005-01-23 (random date, since I can't
remember when the function was updated :) and copied the function
backend_notify_changes from this checkout to my current cvs tree and
it worked:

2005-02-06 16:15:58.592 Found changes in the todo list.
2005-02-06 16:15:59.179 Scheduled 270 items in 0.6 seconds.

Is that better than coping the whole mythbackend.php file? I figured
that future updates to this file will be applied unless this function
is specificly updated. In that case, cvs will report it and I can fix
it more easily...

Tho, I don't understand why you suggest removing the "sleep" command
(?) since it's the same in both the new and the old function:

    // Give the backend time to catch up?
        if ($sleep > 0)
            sleep($sleep);

Tho, in the arguments of the function, the old one only has $sleep
while the new one has $recordid and $sleep. I'm not sure how to deal
with that since now it is now working...

Thank you very much!
cythraul

On Sun, 06 Feb 2005 11:47:15 -0800, Chris Petersen
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Unknown command: RESCHEDULE_RECORDINGS
> > I assume the method to queue the reschedule process has changed. Maybe
> > there's a way to call the "old" reschedule method...?
> 
> Unfortunately, with that change it's no longer an easy fix to just
> upgrade everything except for mythbackend.php.  You might have luck
> doing that and then removing the "sleep" command from the
> *notify_changes function, but I make no promises.
> 
> -Chris
>
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