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David Morrison wrote:
| After spending ages carefully entering all the information about my | videos into MythVideo, my videometadata table seems to have | emptied itself and lost everything. What logs can I look at to find | out how/when/why this might have happened? | | Obviously, I'm not doing any backups otherwise I wouldn't be | grumbling so much :-) | | Thanks, Dave
OK, five mins after posting this I think I have realised what happened and I'm not sure it should work this way. I have two front-ends running on laptops downstairs and one backend running on a server upstairs. The Mythvideo video directory is configured to be /mnt/monster/Movies but this directory isn't mapped to either of the client machines. This morning I tried to update the movie listing from one of the laptops and I think it tried to look for them on its own drive. Obviously, not finding any it deleted everything in the database.
So - should mythvideo not use mythbackend to search for new files on the server? This is what I would expect from a client/server application. Or should I be mounting drives on each of the front ends to match the backend which doesn't follow any of the rest of mythtv. e.g. streaming video over the network or executing SQL statements to the back end database.
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