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<blockquote data-quote="elliottmc" data-source="post: 797023" data-attributes="member: 14268">Hi,Yes for some reason all of the configuration, including the programs I had set to be watched for on the server, had been lost. I have no idea when this happened. All working again now, thanks!Incidentally, for the plugin, I see that every time you exit, you are notified that changes have been saved. Since there is no option to NOT save changes, this dialog is just a reminder, and seems redundant. Perhaps it should not be shown.Something else I note in the installer. There is a path for the TV server data directory shown, even on a client computer for me. I don't know whether I should configure this to the data directory on the server.This is a great plugin, but I've got to be honest. I think all communication to the TV server (at least from the MediaPortal client plugin side) needs to be through the database, so that all it needs is the name of the server. Needing to configure paths for the user configuration folder on a network client feels as though it should not be needed.Hopefully you will consider all of this to be constructive rather than critical. Now I've discovered this plugin, I would not want to be without it.Best wishes,Mark</blockquote>

[QUOTE="elliottmc, post: 797023, member: 14268"] Hi, Yes for some reason all of the configuration, including the programs I had set to be watched for on the server, had been lost. I have no idea when this happened. All working again now, thanks! Incidentally, for the plugin, I see that every time you exit, you are notified that changes have been saved. Since there is no option to NOT save changes, this dialog is just a reminder, and seems redundant. Perhaps it should not be shown. Something else I note in the installer. There is a path for the TV server data directory shown, even on a client computer for me. I don't know whether I should configure this to the data directory on the server. This is a great plugin, but I've got to be honest. I think all communication to the TV server (at least from the MediaPortal client plugin side) needs to be through the database, so that all it needs is the name of the server. Needing to configure paths for the user configuration folder on a network client feels as though it should not be needed. Hopefully you will consider all of this to be constructive rather than critical. Now I've discovered this plugin, I would not want to be without it. Best wishes, Mark [/QUOTE]

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