OK, so, we can assume that the database now saved in mysql is at the form smb://192.168.0.103/media/videos/movies, and for my Vero 4K I should just use path substitution from smb:// to nfs:// then?
On my unRAID server I got both SMB and NFS on.
And for the units that works well with SMB and maybe nott NFS (maybe Mac OS and Android?) I can keep the default SMB:// path?
EDIT: OK, so this is what I did now on my Vero 4K.
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I edited my sources to use nfs://IP instead. On SMB the path was direct to smb://IP/media but with NFS it looks like I have to use nfs://IP/mnt/user/media instead.
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I tried to use the fstab instead, and followed this.
Configuring fstab based NFS share mounts
I added this line in fstab, and did the rest of the commands.
192.168.0.103:/mnt/user/media /mnt/media nfs noauto,x-system.automount 0 0
But, when I do the checks, there’s nothing in the /mnt …
https://paste.osmc.tv/novurupumu
EDIT2: I used two sources in my Kodi before I wrote here. It was smb://IP/media/videos/series and smb://IP/media/videos/movies. I then scanned the library to the mysql database.
Is it enough for me to substitute this then?
SMB://192.168.0.103/media/
NFS://192.168.0.103/mnt/user/media/
on both those path is /media a subfolder.
or, if I do a fstab mount, I use from SMB to /mnt if I mount my media path (smb://IP/media) to the local folder /mnt ?
/Söder