Hi there,
Mediaportal supports different levels of logging/debugging.
To adjust the level, load the configuration tool and change the logging level from "info" to "debug"
J.
What I meant is that the code for calculating the next wakeup time is buggy both for EPG and reboot. But this bug only counts if you shut down your system after midnight of a day the EPG or reboot is scheduled (e.g. reboot is scheduled for friday and you go to standby after friday midnight). So no real need to do anything; I will provide a bugfix as soon as possible.When you say its a bug between epg and reboot do you think this will be a temp fix if I disable wake it up for epg collecting?
Ok so I have checked wake timers before bed on the server. Scheduled reboot at 0544 despite it only being set for Friday morning. So I have unticked it so no schedule reboot then it disappears from the wake timers in powercfg wake timers command.
I have done this server side and on one of the clients so I expect the remaining client to wake as it has been doing all week, an issue there with the reboot option in the plugin.
Another issue I am having is the server is asleep and I switch a client on, it says TV service lost specify IP address. Basically the server is not waking up when the client is on and I press TV or movies. I get a message "some ports seem to be blocked: 31455 remote control & 3306 my SQL server check firewall"
So the clients are not waking the server. This appeared to work ok the other day. Tried various different things turning the firewalls off on both the computers and the router. No idea what's causing me all these issues. WOL is turned on and ok as was fine the other day.
WOL has nothing to do with PS++, so the logs won't help. You have to debug your network (e.g. with a WOL tool and wireshark).No idea why the clients will not wake up the server.