The problem does not occur if storage is on local disk or if vdr is
verion 1.6.0. So this is seemingly .ts files on an NFS server.
I tried NFS v2,v3 and noac mount option (no client attribute cache), the
error still occurs. I will continue debugging...
/Johan
Johan Andersson skrev:
Not a
On 09.01.2010 13:36, Johan Andersson wrote:
The problem does not occur if storage is on local disk or if vdr is
verion 1.6.0. So this is seemingly .ts files on an NFS server.
I tried NFS v2,v3 and noac mount option (no client attribute cache), the
error still occurs. I will continue
On 05.01.2010 22:32, VDR User wrote:
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 1:10 PM, Johan Andersson j...@jna.pp.se wrote:
Have anyone else seen this problem?
When I watch an ongoing recording vdr does not see it grow.
Say I record a 60min episode and start to watch it 10min in.
Pressing 'Ok' will show me
Not a problem for me. I was just interested to hear if this was a known
issue with a simple fix. I'll do some debugging on my own.
The most likely suspect is the client side NFS. I'll post my findings.
/Johan
Klaus Schmidinger skrev:
On 05.01.2010 22:32, VDR User wrote:
On Tue, Jan 5,
Have anyone else seen this problem?
When I watch an ongoing recording vdr does not see it grow.
Say I record a 60min episode and start to watch it 10min in.
Pressing 'Ok' will show me that the recording is 10min in size.
After 5min it still shows 10min size.
If I stop watching and immidiately
On Tue, Jan 5, 2010 at 1:10 PM, Johan Andersson j...@jna.pp.se wrote:
Have anyone else seen this problem?
When I watch an ongoing recording vdr does not see it grow.
Say I record a 60min episode and start to watch it 10min in.
Pressing 'Ok' will show me that the recording is 10min in size.
