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[philly_phenom]

The key there is the semicolon. It tells the linux shell that what follows is a new command. you could probably do this:-
if [ -f /etc/mvpmc/mvpmcx2 ];then;...;else;...;fi
although I wouldn't recommend it.

I use a similiar thing all of the time to test changes to my iptables firewall on a remote system. If I cock up, it only locks me out for 10 seconds.

service iptables start; sleep 10; service iptables stop

I understand that - I wrote it that way because I'm used to Korn shell. Wasn't sure if it would work in the PCH shell (wasn't sure if it was bash or csh), but it did, so I left it.

If people are having problems with the "then" on a new line from the "if", then it wouldn't work w/ the semi either.

Are folks sure the if/then statement is the problem?

[dave.t]

Hi Folks
From the network media tank forum someone suggested to try the following

I ran the fix that you suggested:

Go to PCH Setup Screen
Select Maintenance
On remote, press Filemode Button. A popup window appears with "clear cache"
Press enter on remote.

I waited a couple a seconds then went back to the index and ran gbpvr and it ran!!!
So I think you are on the right track. I dont know if it is because i use the mono wrapper all not but I do have a better understanding.
Thanks for the reply to both you and Martin.
Ps I do agree with Martins last sentence "best solution is for Syabas to provide a better method to run applications and not hacks."

It was meant to clear the cache for another problem but it seemed to clear my problem because the file did work as another name.
Hope this helps if other people are having the same problem, that is the cgi file works as another new name and not as the old.
Dave

[mvallevand]

Thank Dave, BrainStormer mentioned this fix here http://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.php?t=39368 For me it's one more reason not to add a hard disk, on thing less to worry about.

Martin