[vdr] Re: Many small vdr.??? files with nfs!

[christophackermann@t-online.de (Christoph Ackermann)]

Hello Klaus,


i will fix it, but in a few days, when i have the time to spend, i go to
the newest vdr version. 
First of all ist nice to have a ´good infrastructure´ for vdr, with big
disks in the cellar and a ´sneaky´ vdr-box. ;-)

Christoph

Klaus Schmidinger wrote:
> 
> Christoph Ackermann wrote:
> >
> > Hello vdr@linuxtv.org!
> >
> > Since i use vdr in a distributed configuration with nfs mountpoint for
> > /video, i observed a tricky behaviour. All recordings are written into
> > small vdr.??? files of about 20MB to 60MB - For half an hour near 30
> > files. Now, if i do a cut from the beginning to the end, the result is
> > one (or more) regular file(s) of about 1GB.
> >
> > At the moment i use DVB0.82/VDR0.72 and kernel 2.2.16 for my VDR-Box and
> > SuSE7.1 for nfs-server with kernel-nfs 2.2.18
> >
> > Does somebody observed the same behaviour and can tell me how? Maybe
> > rcp.nfsd makes this mistake!?
> 
> That bug has been fixed in VDR 0.80:
> 
> --- tools.c     2001/04/01 14:13:36     1.32
> +++ tools.c     2001/04/22 10:31:29     1.33
> @@ -120,7 +120,7 @@
>    return buf;
>  }
> 
> -#define DFCMD  "df -m '%s'"
> +#define DFCMD  "df -m -P '%s'"
> 
>  uint FreeDiskSpaceMB(const char *Directory)
>  {
> @@ -132,7 +132,7 @@
>    if (p) {
>       char *s;
>       while ((s = readline(p)) != NULL) {
> -           if (*s == '/') {
> +           if (strchr(s, '/')) {
>                uint available;
>                sscanf(s, "%*s %*d %*d %u", &available);
>                Free = available;
> 
> Klaus
> --
> _______________________________________________________________
> 
> Klaus Schmidinger                       Phone: +49-8635-6989-10
> CadSoft Computer GmbH                   Fax:   +49-8635-6989-40
> Hofmark 2                               Email:   kls@cadsoft.de
> D-84568 Pleiskirchen, Germany           URL:     www.cadsoft.de
> _______________________________________________________________

-- 
"... and all the hippies work for IBM or take control ..."
Joe Jackson - Big World, 1987