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<blockquote data-quote="thlucas" data-source="post: 1018000" data-attributes="member: 111098"><p>Weird ... you obviously have write permissions to the directory, but it is not writing the file. An error message should have displayed if an error occured during the save process. </p><p> </p><p>If you wouldn't mind, I would like you to turn on internal plugin diagnostics. You can do this by adding the following in the "Configuration.exe.config" file, then starting the MP configuration utility. It will create a file in the specified location that contains detailed plugin trace information. Note that you will need to adjust the "filename=" value to the appropriate path - the example below creates the trace file in the MP log directory on a Windows XP machine.</p><p></p><p>To enable the plugin trace, add the following settings to the "Configuration.exe.config" file under the <APPSETTINGS> section:</p><p></p><p><!-- C3.Diagnostics Trace Settings. --></p><p><add key="C3Trace.Enabled" value="True" /></p><p><add key="C3Trace.AppName" value="MediaPortal" /></p><p><add key="C3Trace.Level" value="Debug" /></p><p><add key="C3Trace.DefaultLevel" value="Debug" /></p><p><add key="C3Trace.Connections" value="file(filename=C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Team Mediaportal\MediaPortal\log\C3MPTrace.sil, rotate=daily, maxparts=14, append=true)" /></p><p>After saving, just start the Configuration utility and configure the Google Calendars plugin, making sure you click "Save" to save your credentials; then exit out of the configuration utility and PM me the "C3MPTrace.sil" file.</p><p></p><p>Thanks for your patience - I'm confident we can figure out the problem.[DOUBLEPOST=1375754103][/DOUBLEPOST]I'm still not for sure what happened there. You might also check the "Configuration.log" file, as well as older versions (ie "Configuration.1.log", etc) to see if it placed any error messages in there.</p><p> </p><p>Did the Configuration utility abend after you clicked "Save"? Did it display ANY dialogs at all after you clicked "Save"?</p><p> </p><p>Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thlucas, post: 1018000, member: 111098"] Weird ... you obviously have write permissions to the directory, but it is not writing the file. An error message should have displayed if an error occured during the save process. If you wouldn't mind, I would like you to turn on internal plugin diagnostics. You can do this by adding the following in the "Configuration.exe.config" file, then starting the MP configuration utility. It will create a file in the specified location that contains detailed plugin trace information. Note that you will need to adjust the "filename=" value to the appropriate path - the example below creates the trace file in the MP log directory on a Windows XP machine. To enable the plugin trace, add the following settings to the "Configuration.exe.config" file under the <APPSETTINGS> section: <!-- C3.Diagnostics Trace Settings. --> <add key="C3Trace.Enabled" value="True" /> <add key="C3Trace.AppName" value="MediaPortal" /> <add key="C3Trace.Level" value="Debug" /> <add key="C3Trace.DefaultLevel" value="Debug" /> <add key="C3Trace.Connections" value="file(filename=C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\Team Mediaportal\MediaPortal\log\C3MPTrace.sil, rotate=daily, maxparts=14, append=true)" /> After saving, just start the Configuration utility and configure the Google Calendars plugin, making sure you click "Save" to save your credentials; then exit out of the configuration utility and PM me the "C3MPTrace.sil" file. Thanks for your patience - I'm confident we can figure out the problem.[DOUBLEPOST=1375754103][/DOUBLEPOST]I'm still not for sure what happened there. You might also check the "Configuration.log" file, as well as older versions (ie "Configuration.1.log", etc) to see if it placed any error messages in there. Did the Configuration utility abend after you clicked "Save"? Did it display ANY dialogs at all after you clicked "Save"? Thanks [/QUOTE]
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