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# $Id$
include rc-functions
include svdrpcmd
svdrp_command
addon_main() {
# we already know vdr failed
[ "${vdr_start_failed}" = "1" ] && return 0
if [ "${VDRVERSNUM}" -ge "10715" ]; then
SVDRP_PORT="${SVDRP_PORT:-6419}"
logger -t vdr "New default svdrp port 6419!"
else
SVDRP_PORT="${SVDRP_PORT:-2001}"
fi
SVDRP_HOSTNAME="${SVDRP_HOSTNAME:-localhost}"
[ "${SVDRP_PORT}" = "0" ] && return 0
if [ ! -e /etc/vdr/remote.conf ]; then
einfo "First start of vdr: No check for running vdr possible"
einfo "until control device (remote/keyboard) keys are learnt!"
return 0
fi
ebegin " Waiting for working vdr"
# Warten auf offenen svdrp port
START_SVDRP_WAIT_SECONDS=${START_SVDRP_WAIT_SECONDS:-40}
waitfor ${START_SVDRP_WAIT_SECONDS} svdrp_ready
case "$?" in
0) eend 0
;;
1) eend 1 "timeout. Hoping that VDR is running good nevertheless."
einfo
einfo "Ignore this if you connected a new remote/keyboard which gets learned."
einfo "If your computer is very slow it is possible that vdr"
einfo "needs more than ${START_SVDRP_WAIT_SECONDS} seconds to be up and going."
einfo "You can enlarge that value inside /etc/conf.d/vdr (START_SVDRP_WAIT_SECONDS)."
einfo
# continue with state "started"
;;
2) eend 2 "VDR process died, please check logfile"
# tell init-script that vdr died
vdr_exitcode=1
;;
esac
return 0
}
svdrp_ready() {
if ${SVDRPCMD} -d ${SVDRP_HOSTNAME} -p ${SVDRP_PORT} quit 2>/dev/null|grep -q ^220; then
# svdrp open and ready
return 0
fi
if ! test_vdr_process; then
# Not running
return 2
fi
return 1
}
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