Re: [mh] Stopping Frequent Deep Thoughts on New Install

[David J M. <dm...@ci...>]

That is just a common code module.  Deep throughts I think.  It is not =
activated by default AFAIK.  Look in data/code_select.txt.

The default modules activated on install are a current issue.  I am =
working on making it a little friendlier out of the box.  I hate the way =
it turns that test light ON and OFF endlessly.  It is guaranteed error =
every time (the user hasn't set up X10 yet!)
  "Andrew Johnson" <An...@bw...> wrote in message =
news:0F1...@go...com.local...
  Hi All,



  Another mh newbie question, sorry.



  I've recently set up an old PC as a dedicated MisterHouse box. (For =
the record, this runs RH Fedora Core 3, KDE, and uses Festival for the =
speech, local only at the moment direct out of PC's soundcard. X10 =
control is via a HomeVision box and the whole setup is being =
retro-fitted into a 15 century building)



  The set up is working pretty good so far, EXCEPT that while running, =
mh reads its random witty phrase once a minute to the local soundcard. =
As these can be quite long, I've assumed they are deep thoughts. (I've =
noticed tag-lines are shorter, at least those shown as text on the web =
interface are)



  I've (bravely or foolishly?) copied the entire code/bruce directory =
and renamed it and pointed my installation there. I did this because, =
well, I have high ambitions for the installation and Bruce's code is a =
pretty high bar to aim at. I've disabled the stuff I don't need for now =
using the web interface code select pages, and I've relocated what I =
consider scripts that are irrelevant to my simple set-up into a =
subdirectory to keep them safe for later but out of the way for now, and =
have commented out a fair chunk of the contents of what remains to stop =
it complaining. I know how messy this reads because I do support. L



  But.



  All I'm looking for is any ideas from the group about where to find =
the offending code. It may be in code/common or my reduced copy of =
code/bruce.  After sifting though the list archives I came across a post =
where Bruce identified that there was a script test_tagline.pl in =
code/common but I have already disabled this and as a bit of overkill =
been through the script and commented the whole thing out, with no =
effect.



  Even some rough suggestions about what commands to grep for would be a =
help.



  I've searched and searched and am now starting to go a bit loopy. =
Help!





  Andrew Johnson





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