Problem mapping channels a second time

[martint123]

(I knew I shouldn't have treated myself for Christmas )

Just installed a Nova-t-500 in addition to the old pvr-150.
Added the device in config and went ok.
Used the same xmltv from Radio Times went ok.
Mapped a few channels for a test and went ok.
Went back in after testing that it was recording ok to map the rest of the channels and got an error as shown when I pressed the "map digital....." button.
Sometimes config freezes and needs killing off when I click OK on the error box, but sometimes exits properly.
I made sure gbpvr, mvp and client were not running at the time.

screen dump and config.exe.log attached.
Martin

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zip and attach the config.exe.log and config.exe-native.log and I'll take a look.

[martint123]

Config.exe.log was attached.
I may have to wait an hour or two to rerun the config as I'd get shot if I inadvertently killed off the recording job at the moment.
I'll do it soonest.

Thanks the quick response.
Martin

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Config.exe.log was attached.

Yes, I saw that - but need the config.exe-native.log that went with it.

You could check if deleting the .cache file out of the GB-PVR "BDA" directory helps.

[martint123]

Yes, I saw that - but need the config.exe-native.log that went with it.

You could check if deleting the .cache file out of the GB-PVR "BDA" directory helps.

OK both logs should be attached. It's a bugger when the WAF gets so high that you can't reboot or close services to get a copy of the logs!.

Your second suggestion of clearing the cache solved the problem and let me go in and add a few more channels. I didn't include logs of the successful run, just of the failing one.

I guess clearing the cache would prevent cumulative additions of 'part time' channels though ??

Thanks again,
Martin

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I guess clearing the cache would prevent cumulative additions of 'part time' channels though ??

No, channels that have already mapped come from the database rather than that .cache file.

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I dont really know. I cant see any obvious cause in the logs.

[martint123]

OK thanks - it's not as if it's something that get used regularly, so shouldn't be a problem.