Mailing List Archive: Seqment fault on mythtv-setup

I moved my mythtv backend back to the original NUC now that I have the NUC
fan repaired. I rsync'ed my files back, restored the database, and ran
mythtv-setup on my NUC and saw the IP address had changed so I selected the
new one.

I finished testing out the system. Later I saw that on reboot the NUC was
back on Ethernet and not wifi so I disabled WiFi. I went back into
mythtv-setup and tried to change the IP again, but now mythtv-setup has a
segment fault.

Visually, mythtv-setup starts. shows the menu and then that disappears and
you have the message boxes pop up asking if you want to start the backend
and run mythfilldatabase.

I need to figure this out, so any help is appreciated.

Jim A

On Sun, Mar 19, 2023 at 6:55?AM James Abernathy <jfabernathy@gmail.com>
wrote:

> I moved my mythtv backend back to the original NUC now that I have the NUC
> fan repaired. I rsync'ed my files back, restored the database, and ran
> mythtv-setup on my NUC and saw the IP address had changed so I selected the
> new one.
>
> I finished testing out the system. Later I saw that on reboot the NUC was
> back on Ethernet and not wifi so I disabled WiFi. I went back into
> mythtv-setup and tried to change the IP again, but now mythtv-setup has a
> segment fault.
>
> Visually, mythtv-setup starts. shows the menu and then that disappears and
> you have the message boxes pop up asking if you want to start the backend
> and run mythfilldatabase.
>
> I need to figure this out, so any help is appreciated.
>
> Jim A
>

I have a workaround but not a fix. If I use systemctl to stop the
mythtv-backend and then run mythtv-setup.real that works. I was able to set
the IP address and now my system is working properly. However, I still
can't run mythtv-setup without using .real.

BTW, this is mythtv fixes/33 on Linux Mint 21.1 (Ubuntu 22.04).

Jim A

Jim A