Parental control broken in .25-81b4?
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Parental control broken in .25-81b4?
Since updating to b4, I've found that it's not possible to select different parental levels using the remote. (1-4, followed by a PIN in mythvideo).
B3, this works fine.
Does anyone know if the method changed, or is this a bug?
Thanks!
B3, this works fine.
Does anyone know if the method changed, or is this a bug?
Thanks!
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Re: Parental control broken in .25-81b4?
Hello,
I just tested and it isn't working for me either.
Pressing 1-4 used to bring up a dialogue box requesting the PIN for the that level.
Now, it causes the highlighted video box to change to different folders or movies. Almost like it is searching for the nearest match to a movie beginning with a '1' or a '4' for example.
As a result, I am unable to change levels.
I just tested and it isn't working for me either.
Pressing 1-4 used to bring up a dialogue box requesting the PIN for the that level.
Now, it causes the highlighted video box to change to different folders or movies. Almost like it is searching for the nearest match to a movie beginning with a '1' or a '4' for example.
As a result, I am unable to change levels.
Re: Parental control broken in .25-81b4?
I do not know. There is a MythTV bug report that parental controls are broken. The report includes a potential fix that I have applied to MiniMyth. It is possible that the fix is not complete.
MiniMyth running on an Acer ApireRevo 3610 and a Zotac ZBOX-ID80-U. Find out more at my MythTV page.
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Re: Parental control broken in .25-81b4?
The fix you applied for early .25-81bX releases was working.
I am guessing with b4, you pulled the latest fixes of mythtv. If so, I wonder if something new is conflicting.
Michael
I am guessing with b4, you pulled the latest fixes of mythtv. If so, I wonder if something new is conflicting.
Michael
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Re: Parental control broken in .25-81b4?
According to the trac ticket, this should be solved now in the 0.25-fixes branch and the extra patch should no longer be required:
http://code.mythtv.org/trac/ticket/10388
So hopefully at the next update this will no longer be an issue.
Michael
http://code.mythtv.org/trac/ticket/10388
So hopefully at the next update this will no longer be an issue.
Michael
Re: Parental control broken in .25-81b4?
Does MiniMyth 81 solve the problem?m_theredhead wrote:According to the trac ticket, this should be solved now in the 0.25-fixes branch and the extra patch should no longer be required:
http://code.mythtv.org/trac/ticket/10388
So hopefully at the next update this will no longer be an issue.
Michael
MiniMyth running on an Acer ApireRevo 3610 and a Zotac ZBOX-ID80-U. Find out more at my MythTV page.
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Re: Parental control broken in .25-81b4?
Hello,
The symptoms mentioned above continue:
Pressing 1-4 used to bring up a dialogue box requesting the PIN for the that level.
Now, it causes the highlighted video box to change to different folders or movies. Almost like it is searching for the nearest match to a movie beginning with a '1' or a '4' for example.
Have the patches added for parental control been removed and we are on stock code?
I am using 0.25-2 on Fedora on my desktop and it is not exhibiting this behavior.
The symptoms mentioned above continue:
Pressing 1-4 used to bring up a dialogue box requesting the PIN for the that level.
Now, it causes the highlighted video box to change to different folders or movies. Almost like it is searching for the nearest match to a movie beginning with a '1' or a '4' for example.
Have the patches added for parental control been removed and we are on stock code?
I am using 0.25-2 on Fedora on my desktop and it is not exhibiting this behavior.
Re: Parental control broken in .25-81b4?
What is the MythTV git hash that works on Fedora?
MiniMyth running on an Acer ApireRevo 3610 and a Zotac ZBOX-ID80-U. Find out more at my MythTV page.
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Re: Parental control broken in .25-81b4?
Here is what I see in the startup. Hopefully this is what you are looking for:
mythfrontend version: fixes/0.25 [0.25.1-2.fc17 (c2c276d)] www.mythtv.org
I didn't see anything in the rpm changelog to the specific version other than 'lastest firxes version'.
The parental controls issue was fixed by in at least 0.25-1 and all releases from rpmfusion newer have not exhibited the issue.
Michael
mythfrontend version: fixes/0.25 [0.25.1-2.fc17 (c2c276d)] www.mythtv.org
I didn't see anything in the rpm changelog to the specific version other than 'lastest firxes version'.
The parental controls issue was fixed by in at least 0.25-1 and all releases from rpmfusion newer have not exhibited the issue.
Michael
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Re: Parental control broken in .25-81b4?
Ok, this issue continues to puzzle me.
I noticed that the mythfrontend in the bedroom doesn't exhibit this behavior, but the one in the living room does.
They both netboot from the same version and image (RAM). Both have the same USB MCE receivers. To rule out any mythtv settings, I copied them from one frontend to the other using:
DELETE FROM mythconverg.settings WHERE hostname = 'mythliv';
INSERT INTO mythconverg.settings SELECT value,data,'mythliv' FROM mythconverg.settings WHERE hostname = 'mythbed';
Using irw, I can see that the number '4' is getting pressed correctly.
204 0 KEY_NUMERIC_4 devinput
204 0 KEY_NUMERIC_4:UP devinput
I based on the results of my desktop and the bedroom system, the overall Myth bug with parental controls is resolved, but something is different about this one frontend.
So I am totally stumped as to why the behavior of the two frontends is not identical.
Any suggestions?
I noticed that the mythfrontend in the bedroom doesn't exhibit this behavior, but the one in the living room does.
They both netboot from the same version and image (RAM). Both have the same USB MCE receivers. To rule out any mythtv settings, I copied them from one frontend to the other using:
DELETE FROM mythconverg.settings WHERE hostname = 'mythliv';
INSERT INTO mythconverg.settings SELECT value,data,'mythliv' FROM mythconverg.settings WHERE hostname = 'mythbed';
Using irw, I can see that the number '4' is getting pressed correctly.
204 0 KEY_NUMERIC_4 devinput
204 0 KEY_NUMERIC_4:UP devinput
I based on the results of my desktop and the bedroom system, the overall Myth bug with parental controls is resolved, but something is different about this one frontend.
So I am totally stumped as to why the behavior of the two frontends is not identical.
Any suggestions?
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Re: Parental control broken in .25-81b4?
Ok, this issue continues to puzzle me.
I noticed that the mythfrontend in the bedroom doesn't exhibit this behavior, but the one in the living room does.
They both netboot from the same version and image (RAM). Both have the same USB MCE receivers. To rule out any mythtv settings, I copied them from one frontend to the other using:
DELETE FROM mythconverg.settings WHERE hostname = 'mythliv';
INSERT INTO mythconverg.settings SELECT value,data,'mythliv' FROM mythconverg.settings WHERE hostname = 'mythbed';
Using irw, I can see that the number '4' is getting pressed correctly.
204 0 KEY_NUMERIC_4 devinput
204 0 KEY_NUMERIC_4:UP devinput
I based on the results of my desktop and the bedroom system, the overall Myth bug with parental controls is resolved, but something is different about this one frontend.
So I am totally stumped as to why the behavior of the two frontends is not identical.
Any suggestions?
I noticed that the mythfrontend in the bedroom doesn't exhibit this behavior, but the one in the living room does.
They both netboot from the same version and image (RAM). Both have the same USB MCE receivers. To rule out any mythtv settings, I copied them from one frontend to the other using:
DELETE FROM mythconverg.settings WHERE hostname = 'mythliv';
INSERT INTO mythconverg.settings SELECT value,data,'mythliv' FROM mythconverg.settings WHERE hostname = 'mythbed';
Using irw, I can see that the number '4' is getting pressed correctly.
204 0 KEY_NUMERIC_4 devinput
204 0 KEY_NUMERIC_4:UP devinput
I based on the results of my desktop and the bedroom system, the overall Myth bug with parental controls is resolved, but something is different about this one frontend.
So I am totally stumped as to why the behavior of the two frontends is not identical.
Any suggestions?
Re: Parental control broken in .25-81b4?
You aren't alone. I've got it on ALL of my frontends.
I'm seeing exactly the same as you, with the same type of setup (I've got one Ion in the bedroom, 2 Athlons w/ Nvidia cards elsewhere). All run the same RAM image loaded via pxe.
To further complicate the issue, when I moved to .25, I setup a new myth VM, brand new DB.
I've gotten frustrated enough with the issue that I've removed some media and just turned off parental controls. Not a good solution.
I'm seeing exactly the same as you, with the same type of setup (I've got one Ion in the bedroom, 2 Athlons w/ Nvidia cards elsewhere). All run the same RAM image loaded via pxe.
To further complicate the issue, when I moved to .25, I setup a new myth VM, brand new DB.
I've gotten frustrated enough with the issue that I've removed some media and just turned off parental controls. Not a good solution.
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Re: Parental control broken in .25-81b4?
Thanks for the response. Do you have any non-minimyth frontends where you could test? I am curious to see if this is a minimyth issue or a larger mythtv issue.
I took the discussion to the mythtv mailing list as well.
One thing I have noticed is that when pressing numbers on my remote, instead of changing levels, it is moving through the files in MythVideo the percentage of the key press. 0 takes you to the start, 5 takes you half way through the list, and 9 takes you to about 90% through the files.
Michael
I took the discussion to the mythtv mailing list as well.
One thing I have noticed is that when pressing numbers on my remote, instead of changing levels, it is moving through the files in MythVideo the percentage of the key press. 0 takes you to the start, 5 takes you half way through the list, and 9 takes you to about 90% through the files.
Michael
Re: Parental control broken in .25-81b4?
It's something in Minimyth. I just fired up the Mac OSX build, and parental changes worked just fine there.m_theredhead wrote:Thanks for the response. Do you have any non-minimyth frontends where you could test? I am curious to see if this is a minimyth issue or a larger mythtv issue.
I took the discussion to the mythtv mailing list as well.
One thing I have noticed is that when pressing numbers on my remote, instead of changing levels, it is moving through the files in MythVideo the percentage of the key press. 0 takes you to the start, 5 takes you half way through the list, and 9 takes you to about 90% through the files.
Michael
My experience mirrors yours in the pressing of the numbers. I didn't figure it out, but yeah, it does look like that's what's happening.
Greg
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Re: Parental control broken in .25-81b4?
I just upgraded to 0.26.0-82 and the problem persists.
In order to determine this was strictly a minimyth issue, I loaded Fedora 17+rpmfusion onto the same box. With this configuration, parental controls works fine.
Pablo, are there any patches being applied to mythvideo that maybe shouldn't be there any more?
In order to determine this was strictly a minimyth issue, I loaded Fedora 17+rpmfusion onto the same box. With this configuration, parental controls works fine.
Pablo, are there any patches being applied to mythvideo that maybe shouldn't be there any more?