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<blockquote data-quote="MJGraf" data-source="post: 1143307" data-attributes="member: 17886">Ok, last thought before I hop onto the plane (just had a short look into the code, but I need to write the sequence, in which the methods/constructors are called, down in order to get a clear Picture on what exactly happens):If you stop the MP2-Server process, create the TvDB Folder manually, restart the MP2-Server process, then remove the MediaSource and re-add it so that the Import starts - does that change anything?What I found out so far is that the place where we actually create the directory in code (<a href="https://github.com/MediaPortal/MediaPortal-2/blob/ce772f8857f26c67cb544190c50d7af6ad7caf5b/MediaPortal/Source/Extensions/MetadataExtractors/OnlineLibraries/Libraries/TvdbLib/Cache/XmlCacheProvider.cs#L89" target="_blank">here</a>), is wrapped into a try-catch block and if anything goes wrong, the catch should log an error (Log.Error(&quot;Couldn't initialise cache: &quot; + ex); ). If there is no error logged, it seems that we don't even get to that part of the code and I need some time during the flight to analyze what could prevent our code from getting to that particular code part...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MJGraf, post: 1143307, member: 17886"] Ok, last thought before I hop onto the plane (just had a short look into the code, but I need to write the sequence, in which the methods/constructors are called, down in order to get a clear Picture on what exactly happens): If you stop the MP2-Server process, create the TvDB Folder manually, restart the MP2-Server process, then remove the MediaSource and re-add it so that the Import starts - does that change anything? What I found out so far is that the place where we actually create the directory in code ([URL='https://github.com/MediaPortal/MediaPortal-2/blob/ce772f8857f26c67cb544190c50d7af6ad7caf5b/MediaPortal/Source/Extensions/MetadataExtractors/OnlineLibraries/Libraries/TvdbLib/Cache/XmlCacheProvider.cs#L89']here[/URL]), is wrapped into a try-catch block and if anything goes wrong, the catch should log an error (Log.Error("Couldn't initialise cache: " + ex); ). If there is no error logged, it seems that we don't even get to that part of the code and I need some time during the flight to analyze what could prevent our code from getting to that particular code part... [/QUOTE]

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