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<blockquote data-quote="FantaRulez" data-source="post: 504842" data-attributes="member: 51267">Hi huys, I hope you can help me with a nasty problem that's been annoying me for quite some time now. My database is located on a central file server, which is connected to my HTPC via wifi. Nearly every time I turn on the HTPC mediaportal shows an empty tvseries database. I have to close MP and start it again to see my series. If I check the logs (attached) I see that MP opened the local (empty) database the first time it launched. The second time it opened the correct database.My first guess was that the wifi connection wasn't up yet, but still, why would MP open the local database? Also, when I close MP I don't see a disconnected wifi. I've also set the startup delay to 30 seconds, but to no avail.I have 'restart mediaportal after resume' enabled in the general options and I have this problem when resuming after standby, resuming after hibernate and even after shutdown&amp;restart. The strange thing is that whenever I change something (change 'go to standby' to 'go to hibernate', or even when I changed the dynamic IP to a static one) it works fine for three or four times, and then it doesn't anymore.A clue anyone?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FantaRulez, post: 504842, member: 51267"] Hi huys, I hope you can help me with a nasty problem that's been annoying me for quite some time now. My database is located on a central file server, which is connected to my HTPC via wifi. Nearly every time I turn on the HTPC mediaportal shows an empty tvseries database. I have to close MP and start it again to see my series. If I check the logs (attached) I see that MP opened the local (empty) database the first time it launched. The second time it opened the correct database. My first guess was that the wifi connection wasn't up yet, but still, why would MP open the local database? Also, when I close MP I don't see a disconnected wifi. I've also set the startup delay to 30 seconds, but to no avail. I have 'restart mediaportal after resume' enabled in the general options and I have this problem when resuming after standby, resuming after hibernate and even after shutdown&restart. The strange thing is that whenever I change something (change 'go to standby' to 'go to hibernate', or even when I changed the dynamic IP to a static one) it works fine for three or four times, and then it doesn't anymore. A clue anyone? [/QUOTE]

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