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<blockquote data-quote="RoChess" data-source="post: 569376" data-attributes="member: 18896">Just to be clear.Import paths on \\UNC = Not a problemdb3 files on \\UNC = A problem on a lot of configurations. This has nothing to do with MediaPortal, MP-TVSeries or MovingPictures, but is a core problem in SQLite. You are welcome to go to the SQLite development website and read all about it.Workable solution: setup local db3 file, and use batch files or other ways to sync this file with other clients, possibly using a central server. Just be sure that all *import* paths are UNC based then, because movies/etc on C:/D:/etc on client #1 will not exist on client #2, unless you copy those over as well. But an import path of &quot;\\UNC_Client_1\Share_1\&quot; will work on both client #1 and #2.There are other solutions, but that's the easiest one, otherwise check the forum for the many other solutions that are worked on. But be aware that an actual server+client modification might be being developed as well, so if you are handy in C#, consider helping the developers on that, to benefit the entire community, instead of hacking together something that works for you alone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RoChess, post: 569376, member: 18896"] Just to be clear. Import paths on \\UNC = Not a problem db3 files on \\UNC = A problem on a lot of configurations. This has nothing to do with MediaPortal, MP-TVSeries or MovingPictures, but is a core problem in SQLite. You are welcome to go to the SQLite development website and read all about it. Workable solution: setup local db3 file, and use batch files or other ways to sync this file with other clients, possibly using a central server. Just be sure that all *import* paths are UNC based then, because movies/etc on C:/D:/etc on client #1 will not exist on client #2, unless you copy those over as well. But an import path of "\\UNC_Client_1\Share_1\" will work on both client #1 and #2. There are other solutions, but that's the easiest one, otherwise check the forum for the many other solutions that are worked on. But be aware that an actual server+client modification might be being developed as well, so if you are handy in C#, consider helping the developers on that, to benefit the entire community, instead of hacking together something that works for you alone. [/QUOTE]

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