Fixed. Thanks for reporting the issue.
can you add a reference to systemd-escape which automatically generates mount unit name?
can you add a reference to systemd-escape which automatically generates mount unit name?
No idea what this is so no 
There is a wrong path template in
SMB Shares
2.
Create the .mount file:
wrong:
nano /
storage/.config/system.d/storage-recordings.mount
the directory for storage-recordings.mount
should be:
~/.config/system.d/storage-recordings.mount
And
~is what? It is
/storage
You first post is for -1. Not to mention you didn't even look what you posted: - !
The tilde character "~" represents (and is replaced with) the users home directory in GNU/Linux.
For example a user named jsmith would likely have a home directory called /home/jsmith
Normally the root user has a home directory of / but on LibreELEC the root user has a home directory of /storage
Thank you for your fast responses.
After SSH login as root I find myself in the /storage directory with the prompt
LibreELEC (official): 10.95.0 (RPi2.arm)
<device>:~ #
As I was not aware of being already in in the /storage directory I wrongly followed the first step of the wiki which instructs to:
Connect to your LibreELEC HTPC with SSH.
mkdir /storage/recordings
So I erroneously created a /storage/storage/recordings directory.
For me an instruction like:
~ # mkdir /recordings
and in step 2 accordingly:
~ # nano /.config/system.d/storage-recordings.mount
or the gedakc hint:
Normally the root user has a home directory of / but on LibreELEC the root user has a home directory of /storage
would have been more helpful.
It also would have saved me and you some time, if I found the reason for my misunderstanding by myself and if I had studied other parts of the the well written and inviting wiki more thoroughly before configuring the network share and writing this comment.
No big deal, you just wanted to help. LE only accepts one user on SSH, which is root. So there is only one home directory.