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But wouldn't that re-flag the programs that had mythcommflag already
finished flagging before?<br>
That's why I never (dare to) use --force :-)<br>
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Shouldn't the backend pick up on the fact that the flagging process was
aborted somehow and it should restart it?<br>
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Cheers,<br>
-Tako<br>
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<pre wrap="">speaking of mythcommflag, I've had to cancel it a few times
mid-process. Is there an easy way to wipe out the programs that are now
labeled as "in use"?
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<pre wrap="">You can use this command to see which programs have an "in use" flag:
mysql mythconverg -e "select * from recordedmarkup where type=-1"
And this will remove said flags:
mysql mythconverg -e "delete from recordedmarkup where type=-1"
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You can also just give mythcommflag the --force option to force it to
ignore the "in use" flag. I added --force for cases just like this.
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