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NextPVR seems to reboot daily

 
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NextPVR seems to reboot daily
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2019-09-30, 02:59 AM (This post was last modified: 2019-10-10, 11:04 PM by KyleC_USA.)
It seems everyday NextPVR in Docker restarted around 9 or 10pm CST.
Is anyone else seeing this?  I have found that recordings scheduled at this time get split into 2 files or they do not complete.

The recording says 1hr but it stops at 45min or so.  attached some logs.

Thanks
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2019-09-30, 10:24 PM
Update Post with Logs. THX
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2019-09-30, 10:55 PM
Did you ever fix the server time on your RPi?

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2019-10-01, 03:41 PM
(2019-09-30, 10:55 PM)mvallevand Wrote: Did you ever fix the server time on your RPi? 

Martin

So I may be just looking at the logs wrong.  The RPi does record at the right times and is showing the correct times in the scheduler and in the Guide.
It just seems when I export logs they seem to be UTC timezone.  Again maybe I am just reading them wrong.

It does seem that NPVR5 likes to crash every night around 9 or 10pm CST.  I am trying to find a cause. Checking my environment to see if it is something I have set and scheduled that may be causing the issue. Even looking for external cause but nothing so far.

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2019-10-01, 04:18 PM
I still think you should fix the time by reading up on ntp time and timezone setting on the RPi. NextPVR is UTC passed so some things will work better than other.

I think it is related to the EPG update at 3:01 likely UTC in your case which would happen to be prime time CT

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2019-10-01, 07:24 PM (This post was last modified: 2019-10-01, 07:25 PM by KyleC_USA. Edit Reason: Typos )
(2019-10-01, 04:18 PM)mvallevand Wrote: I still think you should fix the time by reading up on ntp time and timezone setting on the RPi.  NextPVR is UTC passed so some things will work better than other.

I think it is related to the EPG update at 3:01 likely UTC in your case which would happen to be prime time CT

Martin


You could be right.  I went ahead and changed the EPG update time and I will see if the problem follows.
P.S. I am still looking into the timezone setting.
I tried adding the below setting for Docker container but it did not change anything.

-e "SET_CONTAINER_TIMEZONE=true" \
-e "CONTAINER_TIMEZONE=America/Chicago" \

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2019-10-01, 07:30 PM (This post was last modified: 2019-10-01, 07:39 PM by mvallevand.)
Don't worry about Docker get it right in the host. Remember there is no clock in an RPi

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2019-10-02, 03:29 AM
Crazy NPVR5 restarted again 22minuts ago. 10pm CT


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2019-10-02, 12:28 PM (This post was last modified: 2019-10-02, 12:33 PM by mvallevand.)
Before restarting it you should see if the docker with the

docker logs nextpvr --details

There is also a way to turn off log caching (which will impact performance) but I it needs an environment variable NEXTPVR_VERBOSE to be set.

I do see one set of logs where the log date was correct and then it went bad again. Perhaps you have a power issue

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2019-10-02, 05:12 PM
(2019-10-02, 12:28 PM)mvallevand Wrote: Before restarting it you should see if the docker with the

docker logs nextpvr --details

There is also a way to turn off log caching (which will impact performance) but I it needs an environment variable  NEXTPVR_VERBOSE to be set.

I do see one set of logs where the log date was correct and then it went bad again.  Perhaps you have a power issue

Martin


I see the same in the log (nrecord.log.1) at 22:08 then jumps to 00:17:00
I also notice at the 00:17:00 is a connection from the Android Client on my phone.  I was checking to see if my shows recorded correctly.Wonder it that could be something.

Since running the new NPVR5 I have been checking on my recording much more as it is not as stable being Beta.
As for power issue. I have the the RPi plugged into a UPS.  I also changed out the Power supply to the RPi to another 5v 3A to make sure the Pi was not having power issue.  I am not seeing any low power messages on the Pi.

I will keep checking and report back.  Thanks appreciate your ideas they help much!

Kyle
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