ok, best I can tell changing the name of that file DID fix that problem, but now that I'm not always seeing that I found anohter problem.

my mythtv-update-listings.sh runs every day or so I think, every time it runs its pushing the listings I had it change by 3 hours back ANOTHER 3 hours. So it runs once and its all good, it runs twice and its 3 hours early, another and its 6 hours early, then 9, so on and so on.
When I run it without the --quiet so I can see any messages it gives me I see something along the lines of this:

I know I'm not getting the exact message but I know I got the jist of it. I put messed around with some sql commands and got a delete that gets rid of all the data for the chan id I choose, but running mythfilldatabase doesnt' give it back UNLESS I delete all the data on all the days, then I run mythfilldatabase and it gives me my channels again, so if I put before the part of my script that calls mythfilldatabase that does work. Though I did have it crash mythbackend last time I tried it, hope that doesnt' happen again.

Anyway, theres three probs I can see. The main one would be I'm always screwing with my network and its not uncommon for my inet to go down alltogether, if my script ran while my net was down, it would delete all my listings then not be able to get 'em back, which would suck, so would there be any way to have it check if its up or not? just something alonge the line of a ping to my gateway would work, if it gets a reply it goes ahead with the script, if it gets a timeout, it stops the entire thing where it is.

Second, this is quite the wast of my and zap2it's bandwidth, since I have to redownload EVERYTHING every day, so if theres a better way to do this I'd really like to know it...

EDIT: I Figured out how to do this one, just select the time you want it to run in Webmin, real simple
Third would be if it starts this at the beginning of an hour that I happen to be wanting to record something, all my listings would be gone so it wouldn't start recording my show, so It would prolly be best to have it start the process at *:08, *:23, *:38, or *:53. (Such odd times to try 'en account for any 15min long shows I happen to be recording)

I'm a bit sleepy so I'm hoping all this made sence =P

I'll keep on looking into this stuff aswell but any help is always good to have