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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1041775" data-attributes="member: 82144">The database has absolutely nothing to do with TV Server except that TV Server uses it to store information. In every other respect they are totally and utterly separate. Hence expecting that repairing the database will start the TV service is... not realistic.Did you actually read the post Geoff linked? The way I read it, he wasn't telling you to repair the database - he was telling you to check if the database is running. That was exactly what I was trying to say as well. So it seems like you're off on a tangent...Follow the first instruction that was given to you: check if the MySQL database is running.Also, just to set your expectations: depending on what you did when you reinstalled, you may not be able to recover your settings, channels etc. That is why I said reinstalling is massive overkill. It is like trying to hammer in a nail with a sledge-hammer.Do not attempt to uninstall or reinstall!!!Uninstalling or reinstalling may cause you to lose everything - channels, recordings, settings, EPG. This is the last thing I'd recommend.These logs appear to be absolutely identical to the last 2 sets of logs that you posted. In other words, it looks like you don't really understand what you've been told.What happens if you attempt to open TV Server configuration (and click &quot;yes&quot; to start the TV service)?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1041775, member: 82144"] The database has absolutely nothing to do with TV Server except that TV Server uses it to store information. In every other respect they are totally and utterly separate. Hence expecting that repairing the database will start the TV service is... not realistic. Did you actually read the post Geoff linked? The way I read it, he wasn't telling you to repair the database - he was telling you to check if the database is running. That was exactly what I was trying to say as well. So it seems like you're off on a tangent... Follow the first instruction that was given to you: [B]check if the MySQL database is running[/B]. Also, just to set your expectations: depending on what you did when you reinstalled, you may not be able to recover your settings, channels etc. That is why I said reinstalling is massive overkill. It is like trying to hammer in a nail with a sledge-hammer. [B]Do not attempt to uninstall or reinstall!!![/B] Uninstalling or reinstalling may cause you to lose everything - channels, recordings, settings, EPG. This is the last thing I'd recommend. These logs appear to be absolutely identical to the last 2 sets of logs that you posted. In other words, it looks like you don't really understand what you've been told. What happens if you attempt to open TV Server configuration (and click "yes" to start the TV service)? [/QUOTE]

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