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On 10/20/2010 01:15, Anthony Giggins wrote:
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<div class="gmail_quote">On 20 October 2010 14:58, Raymond Wagner
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<div class="h5">On 10/20/2010 00:06, Anthony Giggins wrote:<br>
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is there a Slave Backend compatible exporting option?<br>
I'm currently using nuvexport in a userjob but on a
slave backend it finds no recordings.<br>
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also If I wanted to just run the job queue on the slave
backend is this possible?<br>
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You cannot disable the jobqueue entirely, but you can set it
to only allow certain jobs to run on certain hosts. There is
also an option to only run jobs on the host that recorded
them.<br>
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I didn't want to disable the jobqueue, I wanted to run only the
jobqueue on another machine and/or a way to export recordings on
any backend.<br>
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You can run 'mythjobqueue' to get a queue on a machine not running
the backend, however you will have to provide some form of file
access. NFS is the standard mechanism used here.<br>
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