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<blockquote data-quote="CathodeRay" data-source="post: 1148047" data-attributes="member: 128074"><p>Hi</p><p></p><p>Watchdog option 3 produces a 11Mb zip file containing 881 files with heaven knows what personal information in it - it probably even has my inside leg measurement somewhere in it! Very happy to extract relevant files and zip/upload them, if you let me know which ones.</p><p></p><p>TV service now fails to start automatically at every system boot, last system boot was around 10:30 this morning. The things is, I'm not sure the problem is being logged because the problem is the service isn't starting, no service = no logs (for the service, until I start it manually).</p><p></p><p>I've googled and searched the forum about this problem (TV service not starting automatically with Windows) and there are some posts but no real solid information that I can find. Until a few days ago (when I had the mptvdb corruption problem) it always started fine. I've already rechecked mptvdb and it reprts all tables as OK. I've even deleted (dropped) mptvdb and rebuilt it from scratch and done a repair install of MySQL (5.1).</p><p></p><p>I've checked all the service dependencies for tvservice and they all run as they should. The only thing of possible note is the MySQL service is slow to start, but it does start in the end. So I wonder whether this is tvservice trying to start before MySQL is running, but shouldn't Windows take care of that ie not try to start tvservice until MySQL has conformed it is running - isn't that how dependencies work?</p><p></p><p>As I say, very happy to upload any relevant log files (but not the one with my inside leg measurement in it)!</p><p></p><p>Best wishes</p><p></p><p>CathodeRay</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CathodeRay, post: 1148047, member: 128074"] Hi Watchdog option 3 produces a 11Mb zip file containing 881 files with heaven knows what personal information in it - it probably even has my inside leg measurement somewhere in it! Very happy to extract relevant files and zip/upload them, if you let me know which ones. TV service now fails to start automatically at every system boot, last system boot was around 10:30 this morning. The things is, I'm not sure the problem is being logged because the problem is the service isn't starting, no service = no logs (for the service, until I start it manually). I've googled and searched the forum about this problem (TV service not starting automatically with Windows) and there are some posts but no real solid information that I can find. Until a few days ago (when I had the mptvdb corruption problem) it always started fine. I've already rechecked mptvdb and it reprts all tables as OK. I've even deleted (dropped) mptvdb and rebuilt it from scratch and done a repair install of MySQL (5.1). I've checked all the service dependencies for tvservice and they all run as they should. The only thing of possible note is the MySQL service is slow to start, but it does start in the end. So I wonder whether this is tvservice trying to start before MySQL is running, but shouldn't Windows take care of that ie not try to start tvservice until MySQL has conformed it is running - isn't that how dependencies work? As I say, very happy to upload any relevant log files (but not the one with my inside leg measurement in it)! Best wishes CathodeRay [/QUOTE]
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