[vdr] Re: Shutdown during recording

[Michael.Kauke@t-online.de (Michael Kauke)]

If an recording is actually running, VDR calls the -s script with the 
actual time in the first parameter.

naw nvram-wakeup das exit with the message, that the wakeuptime must at leas 
10 minits in the future.
nvram-wakeup now makes an "exit 2" --> PIPESTATUS = 2 --> no shutdown
You have to stop the recording befor switching off ..

cu
Michael


Am Montag, 17. November 2003 18:22 schrieben Sie:
> Hello Sergei,
>
> >what exactly does it mean?
> > (b) VDR did it, but the script decided not to shutdown
>
> I use the following script:
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
> #!/bin/bash
> # $Id: vdrshutdown,v 1.10 2002/03/15 22:25:38 bistr-o-math Exp $
>
> NVRAMCMD=/usr/local/bin/nvram-wakeup
> sudo $NVRAMCMD -ls $1
> case $PIPESTATUS in
>      0) # all went ok - new date and time set
>         sudo /sbin/shutdown -h now
>         EXITSTATUS=0
>         ;;
>      1) # all went ok - new date and time set.
>         #
>         # *** but we need to reboot. ***
>         #
>         # for some boards this is needed after every change.
>         #
>         # for some other boards, we only need this after changing the
>         # status flag, i.e. from enabled to disabled or the other way.
>
>
>         # For plan A (see README file for more details) - uncomment
>         #            the touch line (don't forget to change your boot
> script)
>         #            and comment out the lilo line
>         #
>         # For plan B - uncomment the lilo line and comment out the touch
> line
>         #            (don't forget to install the modified kernel image
> first)
>         #
>         # touch /nvramboot
>         #lilo -R PowerOff
>         /VDR/grub_reboot
>
>         sudo /sbin/shutdown -r now
>         EXITSTATUS=0
>         ;;
>      2) # something went wrong
>         # don't do anything - just exit with status 1
>         EXITSTATUS=1
>         ;;
> esac
>
> # exit with 0 if everything went ok.
> # exit with 1 if something went wrong.
> exit $EXITSTATUS
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> >if (b) is true, then yes. You have to change your shutdown script (the
>
> one called by VDR) to meet your requirements.
>
> >note that if a recording is running, then VDR passes its start time to
>
> the shutdown  script  and  nvram-wakeup will not set the time in the
>
> >past. you might  want  to change the script according to your needs.
>
> (you might want to ckeck the last parameter as well)
> So, case 2) seems to be causing the problem in my script?
>
> I think I should describe the situation what caused this question.
> While e.g. I was recording channel 1 (eg. 20:15 to 21:45, which caused a
> recoring time until 21:55), I watched
> an other channel. At 21:46 I switched to channel 1 to see if the
> recorded movie has ended (which was the case).
> Now I decided to shutdown vdr because everything was finished. This was
> not possible as described above.
> I had to cancel the recording timer and then do the shutdown.
>
> CU
>
> Jens



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