Jules is basically right. The problem is not that the remote
filesystem doesn't follow symlinks, it's that NFS allows the symlink
to be read as a symlink. Then, the local kernel attempts to follow
the symlink and that file location doesn't exist on your local
machine. If you make sure that the path to the recordings directory
is identical on the local filesystem, it will work. For example, if
you have your recordings in "/myth/recordings" on the backend, either
mount "/myth" at "/myth" or mount the recordings directory at
"/myth/recordings" (depending on how much of the myth tree you want
exported).
That might be easy enough to do.
and that's what I did. Works great. thanks again
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