[solved] MePo 1.10 PowerScheduler (1 Viewer)

[caveman]

Just had a couple of minutes off..
And i was looking on the TVServer part of PowerScheduler

ItTells me:
1) Standby Prevented by:
2) Standby is Handles by: PowerScheduler
3)Next Wakeup Time:

2 Makes sense...
1 Makes maby sense...
3 Does not make sense to me: Should it not show if i have anny scheduled reordings?
Or did i misunderstand someting.

Also when i look at the MePo.log i get nice infos like this:
[2015-02-05 01:22:52,007] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: LoadSettings()
[2015-02-05 01:22:56,012] [Error ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [ERROR] - PS: Cannot connect to local tvservice to load settings
[2015-02-05 01:23:11,014] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [DEBUG] - PS: StandbyWakeupThread triggered by check interval
[2015-02-05 01:23:15,018] [Log ] [PS StandbyWakeup] [INFO ] - PS: Cannot register client's PowerScheduler as RemoteStandbyHandler / RemoteWakeupHandler: Unable to connect to the remote server

Doesnt sound to healthy...

Running on one PC with a fixed IP.

 

[regeszter]

Hi,

please upload all client/server logs. Do you have single seat config?

 

[caveman]

Yes I have single seat config.
Will create log files once I'm home.
In debug mode I have learned

 

[caveman]

Here the logs, in debug i hope.

 

[caveman]

No luck with the logs?

 

[regeszter]

Please enable the PS in SetupTv too and upload a fresh log.

 

[caveman]

That would be verry hard.
Because it's allready enabled.

 

[caveman]

Since this apparently is not a quick fix. Is there a way to make a backup of the settings. So I can do a clean install, without having to configure everything?
And is it enough to delete the mepo and mepo-data folder to do the clean install?

 

[HTPCSourcer]

Hi,

Your TV Server log is lacking the important part - the startup of the service. Please restart the service and post full logs. Since this is a single seat install, the easiest way to do so is to use the WatchDog icon on the desktop. Please stop MePo, launch the WatchDog and select Debug mode (not sure which option that is, the text is self-explanatory though), let it run a little bit and then stop again.

Above error messages look like a firewall problem, however, a single seat install should never run into that kind of issue, yet you never know. You obviously defined the absolute IP address for the TVServer, whicch makes connections go through the firewall

<entry name="hostname">192.168.2.102</entry>

Try changing this into 127.0.0.1 od deactivate the firewall (for testing only) to see if this has any effect.

 

[caveman]

You confused me there.
Is it the MePo Client TVServer ip that i need to change to 127.0.0.1?