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<blockquote data-quote="Bram" data-source="post: 131430" data-attributes="member: 17179">Same here. My only Windows computer is the one that is running MP. I have a ClarkConnect router/mail and webserver/fileserver. I wan't to have my HTPC as dedicated as possible to MP, zo I can minimize cost on hardware. Next to that it would be illogical, in my situation, to have two webservers running.Another interesting advantage might be to make the webinterface able to handle several connections to different servers at the same time. This would make it possible to offer a centralised, colocated server on which anyone with approval of the owner can create an account to connect to their HTPC. This is something I've suggested before. I think it would have many advantages.A central place where XML guides could be stored and thrue the connection synchronised with the HTPC. Canal and program logo's could be stored and downloaded/uploaded. the chanel configuration files could be stored there. All managable thrue the webinterfaceMakes sense to me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Bram, post: 131430, member: 17179"] Same here. My only Windows computer is the one that is running MP. I have a ClarkConnect router/mail and webserver/fileserver. I wan't to have my HTPC as dedicated as possible to MP, zo I can minimize cost on hardware. Next to that it would be illogical, in my situation, to have two webservers running. Another interesting advantage might be to make the webinterface able to handle several connections to different servers at the same time. This would make it possible to offer a centralised, colocated server on which anyone with approval of the owner can create an account to connect to their HTPC. This is something I've suggested before. I think it would have many advantages. A central place where XML guides could be stored and thrue the connection synchronised with the HTPC. Canal and program logo's could be stored and downloaded/uploaded. the chanel configuration files could be stored there. All managable thrue the webinterface Makes sense to me. [/QUOTE]

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