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Michael Tremer 3d454690b7 vdr: Disable debugging logging.
3 is default and includes a lot of debugging output which
leads to really heavy IO with installations with a lot of
channels (satellite mainly).

http://www.vdr-wiki.de/wiki/index.php/VDR_Optionen
2013-07-18 13:06:42 +02:00

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# System configuration for VDR -*- sh -*-
# The "master" options. Some examples of options you may want to set
# here are -r, -t, and --rcu. See the vdr(1) man page for more info.
#
VDR_OPTIONS=(--vfat --log=1)
# VDR_PLUGIN_ORDER is a space separated list of plugins that should be
# loaded in a specific order. This affects eg. the order the plugins'
# menu entries are displayed OSD menus by default. The plugins in this
# list don't need to be installed, but if they are, they will be loaded
# before other possibly installed plugins. Note that it is recommended
# to load output plugins before others so that all necessary features are
# present when needed by other plugins at startup/shutdown.
#
VDR_PLUGIN_ORDER="
streamdev-server
epgsearch
vnsiserver3
"
# PATH where to find the internally used executables.
#
PATH="/usr/lib/vdr/bin:$PATH"
# How many minutes before a recording should the VDR box wake up?
# Some CI/CAM combinations can take quite a long time to initialize, so
# we default to a pretty generous value here.
#
WAKEUP_BEFORE_RECORDING=10
# Try reloading DVB modules on unexpected exits?
#
#RELOAD_DVB=yes
# For debugging: allow vdr to dump core. Note that depending on the operating
# environment, core dumps from setuid processes may be a security issue.
#
#DAEMON_COREFILE_LIMIT="unlimited"