Did I find a bug? A few actually

[mvallevand]

You are going to need remove all the bad records that your custom xml created in the database. Hopefully you have a backup.

Martin

[sub]

Does it make any difference if you explicitly ask for http://ip:8866/index.html (vs leaving the index.html off)

[tesla1886]

Does it make any difference if you explicitly ask for http://ip:8866/index.html (vs leaving the index.html off)

No.

The PVR is a member of a domain. It does not matter if I enter 

http://192.168.107.93:8866
or
192.168.107.93:8866

http://pvr.mydomain.us:8866
or
pvr.mydomain.us:8866

I get the same exact results.

If I close the Window or restart the service everything is fine. It is just when I close the tab, not the window, and open another tab.

[tesla1886]

You are going to need remove all the bad records that your custom xml created in the database.  Hopefully you have a backup.

Martin

I have no problem with that. I still have all the XML files that I used to import them originally.

I did look at your program and while it does have features mine doesn't, I still prefer mine -- no offense, I am not trying to reinvent the wheel, I know I don't have too. Mine is customized the way I want it including having a GUI. I have already started fixing it to add the correct meta data, including the additional data that version 5 has that version 4 didn't. In addition to creating the XML files I am getting experience with not only programming but working with XML files.

However, I do see where I can get some use out of yours such as adding new information for recordings already in the DB

[BrettB]

Does it make any difference if you explicitly ask for http://ip:8866/index.html (vs leaving the index.html off)

No.

The PVR is a member of a domain. It does not matter if I enter 

http://192.168.107.93:8866
or
192.168.107.93:8866

http://pvr.mydomain.us:8866
or
pvr.mydomain.us:8866

I get the same exact results.

If I close the Window or restart the service everything is fine. It is just when I close the tab, not the window, and open another tab.

Read sub's post more carefully. He asked you to try explicitly including the "/index.html" at the end of the URL. We have found some some browsers/configurations seem to require you to explicitly include that even though sub has the server set so that it should default to "/index.html" when no specific page is included in the URL. He's unsure why, but for some users, the "/index.html" must be included for it to fully work properly.

[mvallevand]

He's unsure why, but for some users, the "/index.html" must be included for it to fully work properly.

I think sub resolved this in pre-release so it should work in v6.

Martin

[tesla1886]

Does it make any difference if you explicitly ask for http://ip:8866/index.html (vs leaving the index.html off)

Correction yes if I add /index.html to the end of the URL it seems to work just fine.

Apologizes for the confusion.

[tesla1886]

Does it make any difference if you explicitly ask for http://ip:8866/index.html (vs leaving the index.html off)

No.

The PVR is a member of a domain. It does not matter if I enter 

http://192.168.107.93:8866
or
192.168.107.93:8866

http://pvr.mydomain.us:8866
or
pvr.mydomain.us:8866

I get the same exact results.

If I close the Window or restart the service everything is fine. It is just when I close the tab, not the window, and open another tab.

Read sub's post more carefully. He asked you to try explicitly including the "/index.html" at the end of the URL. We have found some some browsers/configurations seem to require you to explicitly include that even though sub has the server set so that it should default to "/index.html" when no specific page is included in the URL. He's unsure why, but for some users, the "/index.html" must be included for it to fully work properly.

Thank you for pointing that out. I somehow did miss the /index.html at the end. I am extremely tired.