These aren’t the right log files, they are from the DAYTIME today, 1/30. When you use the UploadLog feature, look carefully at the time/date information for each entry in the table and be sure you’re uploading logs that cover the period when you had trouble.
Regards,
Bruce
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I guess I didn’t understand what you were doing. Frankly, this strikes me as a really poor idea. Putting the system into hibernation or “sleep” state is fine, and hibernation reduces the power consumption to zero. But forcibly powering down the system with apps running is a bad practice. One likely outcome is that you can interrupt disk i/o and corrupt the file system. Apps aren’t notified that the system is going to power down, you’re just effectively shooting them in the head. So I don’t see that there’s anything we can do about it.
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A cleaner option might be for NINA to use the PHD2 server interface and issue the command to ‘shutdown’. That will give PHD2 a chance to close files, terminate whatever operations might be active, and cleanly exit. Once PHD2 gets a Windows close message, there’s quite a bit of housekeeping that needs to get done before it exits.
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