Re: tv_grab_na_dd under Ubuntu precise doesn't respect auto-config: add

Robert Eden <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.tv.xmltv.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
On 9/25/2012 9:54 PM, Steve Prior wrote:
> On 9/25/2012 1:04 AM, Robert Eden wrote:
>> IMHO the tv_grab_na_dd change is too small to justify an XMTLV release, much
>> less a packaged release.  If you would like it on your system, I suggest you
>> install from source (which would be trivial since the package already
>> installed all the prerequisites), or even just replace the tv_grab_na_dd
>> file.
>>
>> Heck, just edit it on your system. here's a diff (comment only changes
>> removed).  Mostly what I did was move the question into the "auto-config" if
>> statement (it was right after it).
> I did go ahead and edit it on my system and I'm working now (and I'll still get
> eventual packaged updates), but I do think that a release (with packaged
> release) should still be considered:
>
> - even though it is a small change, it does mean that the current command line
> does not work as advertised which would be annoying for users who call this in
> batch mode (like cron).
>
> - since tv_grab_na_dd seems to be pretty stable right now it could be a long
> time before enough else comes along to warrant a release, therefore this bug
> could be in the current packaged release for quite a while.
>
The bug has existed for quite a while and you're the first one to bring it up, so I don't think it's hurting a lot of folks.

We don't release grabbers individually.  We try and do 2-3 XMLTV releases a year, and this will be in the next one.  (which comes when someone calls 
for it, but usually for something bigger).  If others want a release, we can do one... the last one was about 3 months ago.

Robert



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