
cp at ccil
Jul 5, 2012, 8:29 AM
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Some of you heard about that Derecho storm that caused a widespread power outages here in VA. Fortunately we didn't lose power for long, but the cheap consumer grade APC UPS didn't protect the mythtv server well enough with the power going on and off and on and off repeatably. All the other computers running have had no issues. Stability of the server seems fine except for mythtv, about twice a day now the frontends just hang with a protocol error. Sometimes when we try to watch livetv we get a message about no tuners available... I have tried debsums to check the binaries, manual fsck,ext3 -f, and xfs_check as well as running the backend with debugging (sort of useless thus far since it doesn't actually crash). Logs really haven't shown anything useful. Last night I ran the table check from mythweb and found recordmatch Table is marked as crashed and last repair failed, then repaired it. All the upcoming recordings were gone, but the mythweb/tv/schedules were still there. However this morning the frontend crashed after attempting to get a list of recordings. I just tried running optimize_mythdb.pl and no errors. If this doesn't stabilize soon, I am thinking I should reinstall mythbuntu. Any suggestions what else I should try? The storm happened the late Friday the 29th of June, and the first db error showed up on Jul 4 08:59:00. Jul 4 08:59:00 io mythbackend[2329]: E Scheduler mythdbcon.cpp:825 (prepare) Driver error was [2/144]:#012QMYSQL3: Unable to prepare statement#012Database error was:#012Table './mythconverg/recordmatch' is marked as crashed and last (automatic?) repair failed # grep error /var/log/mythtv/mythpreviewgen.log*| grep -v "decoding error" /var/log/mythtv/mythpreviewgen.log.3:Jun 5 19:00:25 io mythpreviewgen[29574]: E CoreContext configuration.cpp:66 (Load) Error Msg: error occurred while parsing element http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derecho More on the Derecho http://www.wunderground.com/blog/JeffMasters/article.html?entrynum=2141 Thanks, Chuck
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