Posts by Segfault

Thank you! The Input was the only place I had not looked at. How silly of me. Now it works exactly as I wanted. I was prepared to read documentation, write scripts, pull my [censored word], etc. None of this was needed. LOL

Is there any reason for not firing up an NFS server and use Linux native sharing protocol instead of Samba? You can share the same volume over several protocols same time (from my long experience in Linux forums many users somehow think it is not possible).

I have no experience with CEC, trying to find tutorials and documentation. My internet search for "CEC LibreELEC" did not turn up much useful information, neither did Wiki search. I'm trying to figure out how to turn TV off when Kodi goes to sleep and turn it back on when I hit a remote button to wake it up. All links to relevant information are appreciated.

Thanks, will look into this. I have the same situation, there is a remote database and I do not want to bork it.

I know this is an old thread, but I'm in the same boat. Is there an easy way to mount NFS shares at boot?

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LibreELEC (official): 8.2.5 (RPi2.arm)
LibreELEC:~ # cd /storage/.kodi/userdata/
LibreELEC:~/.kodi/userdata # ls
Database                  addon_data                keymaps                   playlists
RssFeeds.xml              advancedsettings.xml      library                   profiles.xml
Thumbnails                guisettings.xml           peripheral_data           sources.xml
LibreELEC:~/.kodi/userdata #

Have no clue. Isn't WinSCP for file transfers? Sounds like a Windows application. I had Windows once. It had BSoD. I think it was year 2003. Anyhow, text files created in Windows are not compatible with Unix text files. You may have better luck logging in over SSH and using vi editor (comes with LibreELEC) to create the files you desire. That's what I did, anyway. I created a new file using vi and pasted the contents from another Kodi frontend.

Never mind, found how to do it over SSH.

/storage/.kodi/userdata/advancedsettings.xml

Can't figure out how to tell LibreELEC to use the database in my backend. I tried to find it in documentation, but apparently I was looking at wrong places. Clicking around in Settings didn't help, either. Then I logged in over SSH to set it up manually ... there is not even /home directory ...