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Area 51 - Testing Area
Add the ability to use different Allowed Standby Hours in weekend.
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<blockquote data-quote="michael_t" data-source="post: 1078248" data-attributes="member: 85139"><p>This behaviour is since PowerScheduler++ was integrated into MP (MP version 1.5 I think). On a single-seat installation (client and server running on one system) it is necessary to configure the power settings only once (on the server side), therefore most of the client settings are disabled. But it is nearly impossible to distinguish an installed but deactived tv service (which is a client-only installation) from a single-seat installation with deactivated PowerScheduler server plugin. The latter makes absolutely no sense (PowerScheduler must be activated on client and server - also on single-seat systems), so that I would not know how to handle this situation properly (if I could detect it at all).</p><p></p><p>Michael</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="michael_t, post: 1078248, member: 85139"] This behaviour is since PowerScheduler++ was integrated into MP (MP version 1.5 I think). On a single-seat installation (client and server running on one system) it is necessary to configure the power settings only once (on the server side), therefore most of the client settings are disabled. But it is nearly impossible to distinguish an installed but deactived tv service (which is a client-only installation) from a single-seat installation with deactivated PowerScheduler server plugin. The latter makes absolutely no sense (PowerScheduler must be activated on client and server - also on single-seat systems), so that I would not know how to handle this situation properly (if I could detect it at all). Michael [/QUOTE]
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