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<blockquote data-quote="Kimmeridgien" data-source="post: 1023065" data-attributes="member: 60361">Hi and sorry for my long silence.&nbsp;I have not been able to look at the schedules before they are deleted, as this seems to happen instantly. I have however looked at all the MySQL DB tables and see nothing strange.&nbsp;I attach all log files including the DB. I have excluded some old large files, but all recent files are included.&nbsp;Yesterday evening I failed to schedule an analog recording. I (as always) succeeded in scheduling digital recordings. I then tuned to an analog channel manually and started an analog recording with &quot;Record now&quot;. This also always works.&nbsp;This morning (~10:21) I tested creating a number of 1/2-hour analog schedules. The first ~3 were successful but then the subsequent schedules failed. Either they weren't written to the schedules table (unlikely) or they were immediately deleted as orphans. Then the first scheduled recording started and I could for no apparent reason create more schedules. I don't know if there is a connection between successfully recording and successfully scheduling, but it is currently my best idea.&nbsp;As you can see from the attached DB, table schedules, there seems to be no DateTime or timezone problem as I first suspected. All analog channels seem to be schedulable and all schedules were made with &quot;Undefined&quot; quality settings.&nbsp;Unless you find some clue in the logs, I guess my next step will be to debug the application. Is it possible to change DB permissions so it is only possible to create but not delete records in the schedules table?&nbsp;Kind regards&nbsp;Niclas</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kimmeridgien, post: 1023065, member: 60361"] Hi and sorry for my long silence. I have not been able to look at the schedules before they are deleted, as this seems to happen instantly. I have however looked at all the MySQL DB tables and see nothing strange. I attach all log files including the DB. I have excluded some old large files, but all recent files are included. Yesterday evening I failed to schedule an analog recording. I (as always) succeeded in scheduling digital recordings. I then tuned to an analog channel manually and started an analog recording with "Record now". This also always works. This morning (~10:21) I tested creating a number of 1/2-hour analog schedules. The first ~3 were successful but then the subsequent schedules failed. Either they weren't written to the schedules table (unlikely) or they were immediately deleted as orphans. Then the first scheduled recording started and I could for no apparent reason create more schedules. I don't know if there is a connection between successfully recording and successfully scheduling, but it is currently my best idea. As you can see from the attached DB, table schedules, there seems to be no DateTime or timezone problem as I first suspected. All analog channels seem to be schedulable and all schedules were made with "Undefined" quality settings. Unless you find some clue in the logs, I guess my next step will be to debug the application. Is it possible to change DB permissions so it is only possible to create but not delete records in the schedules table? Kind regards Niclas [/QUOTE]

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