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<blockquote data-quote="petsa" data-source="post: 172777" data-attributes="member: 29962">Hi vvulture,I'm seeing exactly the same issue and has done that for some SVNs now. Actually my wife got upset this never working so I had to revert back to a SVN I know is working, i.e. from July 7th. Otherwise my wife would go and by a separate STB, god forbid!I've checked the logs (MP and event log), played with the settings for TVServer and SQL server but nothing helps. Exactly as you say, it won't &quot;serve&quot; after resuming from standby.I don't know if more extensive logging can be done somehow. Otherwise I see no other way than starting from a SVN I know is working, and gradually install newer ones until it breaks. But that probably have to wait for a while...What surprises me is that in none of the (similar) threads anyone from development has commented. I felt quite lonely until now but I happy you have the same problem ;-)I'm using XP with the automatic updates done./Peter</blockquote>

[QUOTE="petsa, post: 172777, member: 29962"] Hi vvulture, I'm seeing exactly the same issue and has done that for some SVNs now. Actually my wife got upset this never working so I had to revert back to a SVN I know is working, i.e. from July 7th. Otherwise my wife would go and by a separate STB, god forbid! I've checked the logs (MP and event log), played with the settings for TVServer and SQL server but nothing helps. Exactly as you say, it won't "serve" after resuming from standby. I don't know if more extensive logging can be done somehow. Otherwise I see no other way than starting from a SVN I know is working, and gradually install newer ones until it breaks. But that probably have to wait for a while... What surprises me is that in none of the (similar) threads anyone from development has commented. I felt quite lonely until now but I happy you have the same problem ;-) I'm using XP with the automatic updates done. /Peter [/QUOTE]

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