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[vdr] Re: System time seen



Klaus.Schmidinger@cadsoft.de(Klaus Schmidinger)  24.09.01 22:39

Once upon a time Klaus Schmidinger shaped the electrons to say...

>Rainer Zocholl wrote:
>>
>> Sep 24 19:29:02 msi vdr[468]: system time seen is Mon Sep 24
>> 19:29:02 2001 Sep 24 19:29:03 msi vdr[468]: system time seen is Mon
>> Sep 24 19:29:03 2001 Sep 24 19:29:04 msi vdr[468]: system time seen
>> is Mon Sep 24 19:29:04 2001 Sep 24 19:29:05 msi vdr[468]: system
>> time seen is Mon Sep 24 19:29:05 2001 etc.
>>
>> Emm, i was wondering why my logfile shows only "today" anymore :-)
>> Now it's clear... ;-)
>>
>> Wouldn't it be sufficient to log that once a minute or
>> only the time is actually used?
>>

>Actually it _is_ only shown when a timer is about to be started.

>Could it be that you have programmed overlapping timers and there are
>not enough DVB cards to run them all? In that case there could be many
>such messages.

Jepp. Each second :-)

To make usable records at all, i removed the second card temporarly.
And there are moments, were one timer is not finshed and the
other wants to start 19:29 is such a typical time.


>To fix this you could add the line

>   if (!Timer->pending)

>before the line

>   dsyslog(LOG_INFO, "system time seen is %s", ctime(&Now))

>in vdr.c.


Ok, thanks.



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