> > Interestingly, here's a snippet from mythbackend.log from immediately > > after the above select statement was run: > > 2005-02-12 20:34:52.770 Starting Commercial Flagging for "Everybody > > Loves Raymond" recorded from channel 1031 at Fri Feb 11 19:30:00 2005. > > 2005-02-12 20:34:52.910 commflag: Commercial Flagging Starting > > QTime::setHMS Invalid time 28:12:01.000 > > QDate::setYMD: Invalid date 2935-93-02 > > 2005-02-12 20:37:49.989 MainServer::HandleAnnounce Playback
These "Invalid time/date" messages are the reason that you have multiple jobs firing off I believe. I'm thinking that because of those, the jobqueue field probably isn't getting updated to say that the commercial flagging successfully started, so the jobqueue is firing off another copy. Are you sure the mythcommflag you are running is the latest version? Can you do a "make distclean" and remake to see if it was perhaps compiled against an old library version or something. The command line in your 'ps' output is correct, so I don't see why the flagger would be getting errors (whether the error is being generated in the flagger, jobqueue, or programinfo code). > > Accidentally replied off-list so I'm forwarding this message to the > > list this time. This was my fault, your Reply-To is set to your email address and my email program replied to you originally instead of to the list. -- Chris
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