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<blockquote data-quote="level20peon" data-source="post: 286866" data-attributes="member: 28613">I just found a reproducable issue. If you start MP the plugin listens to the FritzBox and incoming calls are displayed. But if the FritzBox is rebooted the plugin won't reconnect / listen anymore until you restart MP.Could you integrate some kind of check (I wouldn't know how this could be realised) or a forced reconnect after a timeout or something like this ?Other than this I could tell my FritzBox to to some kinds of scripts like ping the MP-PC (which I would prefer rather than dozens of checks per day by the plugin since my Box is only rebootet once a day). In this scenario you could integrate something that listens to pings. I could do pretty much everything a debian system is able to do, so even if I could &quot;restart&quot; the plugin via browser this wouldn't be a problem.Do you have any suggestion on this ?-level20peon</blockquote>

[QUOTE="level20peon, post: 286866, member: 28613"] I just found a reproducable issue. If you start MP the plugin listens to the FritzBox and incoming calls are displayed. But if the FritzBox is rebooted the plugin won't reconnect / listen anymore until you restart MP. Could you integrate some kind of check (I wouldn't know how this could be realised) or a forced reconnect after a timeout or something like this ? Other than this I could tell my FritzBox to to some kinds of scripts like ping the MP-PC (which I would prefer rather than dozens of checks per day by the plugin since my Box is only rebootet once a day). In this scenario you could integrate something that listens to pings. I could do pretty much everything a debian system is able to do, so even if I could "restart" the plugin via browser this wouldn't be a problem. Do you have any suggestion on this ? -level20peon [/QUOTE]

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