Our HDR gets fairly regular usage, the HD in a spare room does not and only gets switched on perhaps once a month. Normally I take the opportunity to copy the latest up-to-date channel database from the HDR to HD using SSH and recently knocked up the following simple script to make my life easier:
/etc/init.d/S90settop shut
scp -P<port> root@<IP>:/var/lib/humaxtv/channel.db /var/lib/humaxtv/
sync
reboot
Just recently though I had a quick look through the packages to see if there was a package available that perhaps automated this. It struck me that as there must be a fair few owners that have both a HD and HDR then perhaps someone had already written a package that did this?
If not, what I was thinking was that everytime the HD was booted it scanned the network for the HDR to see if it was available on the network (i.e. out of standby or in standby record) and if so could somehow interrogate the HDR channel database to see if it was more up-to-date than its local copy and if so automatically copy it from the HDR and then reboot itself.
Just an idea but if such a package does not exist and someone is bored...
/etc/init.d/S90settop shut
scp -P<port> root@<IP>:/var/lib/humaxtv/channel.db /var/lib/humaxtv/
sync
reboot
Just recently though I had a quick look through the packages to see if there was a package available that perhaps automated this. It struck me that as there must be a fair few owners that have both a HD and HDR then perhaps someone had already written a package that did this?
If not, what I was thinking was that everytime the HD was booted it scanned the network for the HDR to see if it was available on the network (i.e. out of standby or in standby record) and if so could somehow interrogate the HDR channel database to see if it was more up-to-date than its local copy and if so automatically copy it from the HDR and then reboot itself.
Just an idea but if such a package does not exist and someone is bored...