[vdr] Broken pipe with svdrp

[Gerald Stieglbauer <gstiegl@cosy.sbg.ac.at>]

Hi dere!

I have recently update my system from vdr-1.0.4 to vdr-1.1.16 with the 
suggested driver.

After a record session, I want to halt my system. I do this through the svdrp 
command "hitk power" within my "record" script in section "after".

But when the script is called a vdr error message is written to syslog: 
Nov 17 23:09:10 vdr vdr[334]: ERROR (svdrp.c,351): Broken pipe

Here is more of the vdr output:

Nov 17 23:08:15 vdr vdr[334]: timer 1 start
Nov 17 23:08:15 vdr vdr[334]: Title: 'Die polnische Braut' Subtitle: 'De 
Poolse Bruid Spielfilm Niederlande 1998'
Nov 17 23:08:15 vdr vdr[334]: executing '/video/vdr2divx/nq.sh before 
"/video/b/2002-11-17.23:07.50.99.rec"'
Nov 17 23:08:15 vdr vdr[334]: record /video/b/2002-11-17.23:07.50.99.rec
Nov 17 23:08:15 vdr vdr[334]: creating directory /video/b
Nov 17 23:08:15 vdr vdr[334]: creating directory 
/video/b/2002-11-17.23:07.50.99.rec
Nov 17 23:08:15 vdr vdr[334]: recording to 
'/video/b/2002-11-17.23:07.50.99.rec/001.vdr'
Nov 17 23:08:15 vdr vdr[370]: recording thread started (pid=370)
Nov 17 23:08:22 vdr kernel: buffer empty
Nov 17 23:08:36 vdr last message repeated 2 times
Nov 17 23:09:00 vdr vdr[370]: recording thread ended (pid=370)
Nov 17 23:09:00 vdr vdr[334]: buffer stats: 12220 (0%) used
Nov 17 23:09:00 vdr vdr[334]: timer 1 stop
Nov 17 23:09:00 vdr vdr[334]: deleting timer 1
Nov 17 23:09:00 vdr vdr[334]: executing '/video/vdr2divx/nq.sh after 
"/video/b/2002-11-17.23:07.50.99.rec"'
Nov 17 23:09:01 vdr kernel: buffer empty
Nov 17 23:09:09 vdr kernel: buffer empty
Nov 17 23:09:10 vdr vdr[334]: connect from 127.0.0.1, port 1024 - accepted
Nov 17 23:09:10 vdr vdr[334]: ERROR (svdrp.c,351): Broken pipe
Nov 17 23:09:10 vdr vdr[334]: max. latency time 10 seconds
Nov 17 23:09:21 vdr kernel: buffer empty
Nov 17 23:09:28 vdr kernel: buffer empty

Any ideas? Do you know why the kernel messages "buffer empty" appears? I'm 
using kernel version 2.4.19

Thanx!

cu,
Gerald.


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