Re: EL7 mythtv 0.27 dependencies

Hello Guys,

Yes in principle sysV script should work and does its thing , however in my case I can see that systemd is not treating it well, and the timing is off . As a result it starts at the wrong time while other services are not yet ready . Then it crashes out and stops . Once the OS is fully loaded then the script can be started manually and works perfectly . 

Best Regards

O&M Ugarcina

> On 21 Jul 2014, at 4:50 pm, Duncan Brown <[email protected]> wrote:
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>> On 20/07/2014 11:47, mo.ucina wrote:
>> Thanks guys , appreciate that . I did not know about the epel requirement , all good now . Been a bit of an uphill battle to get myth working nicely on Centos 7 . To tell you the truth , even though it is newer , it lacks some of the polish and ease of use that Centos 6 had . For example , plymouth worked straight out of the box with old centos , on the new one I just can not get a graphical boot . Even after some tweaking the fonts are still a bit lumpy, can not set dpi values . Also I think I have to rewrite all my init scripts to systemd new standard , staring with mythbackend . It just does not start up on reboot  , so I have it starting manually at the moment . Do you guys have a nice systemd startup script for mythbackend ?
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>> Best Regards
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>> Milorad
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> This one is working well for me:
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> http://www.mythtv.org/wiki/Systemd_mythbackend_Configuration
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> Though in theory the old systemV init should have worked with a chkconfig mythbackend on
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