lircd doesn't work anymore - kernel 2.6.30

On Sat, 24 Oct 2009 01:46:35 +0200, jf <cestjihef DeleteThis @free.fr> wrote:
>jf wrote:

>> my remote is a realmagic , the receiver is plugged on the serial port. And
>> that is the way I used it before, and also the way it works on the ubuntu
>> distro

>I'm not far : now, when I run lircd, it says :
>lircd: lircd(pixelview) ready, using /var/run/lirc/lircd

>Then I run irw /var/run/lirc/lircd , and I get :
>pcjf jf # irw /var/run/lirc/lircd
>0000000018362d8b 00 1 REALmagic
>0000000018362d8b 01 1 REALmagic
>0000000018312c4b 00 2 REALmagic
>0000000018312c4b 01 2 REALmagic
>000000001831ac6b 00 3 REALmagic
>000000001831ac6b 01 3 REALmagic
>^C

>when I press the 1,2,3 buttons
>But vdr --rcu=/var/run/lirc/lircd can't is not accepted as a lircd client
>I'll try to find some help in vdr groups.
>Thanks again for your help
>regards,


Step 1 is working. Congratulations! The remote is operating and returning
codes.

The next step is to get the application to match.
The codes come from /etc/lirc/lircd.conf. That is where the the infrared
binary like 0x0007baf is equated to match a code like "1".

You have to either update the config file for your application to work with
what lircd is returning, or modify lircd (via /etc/lirc/lircd.conf) to match
what your application is expecting.