[vdr] Re: Bug vdr-1.0.0pre5?

[Mirko Günther <mi.guenther@ib-helms.de>]

Klaus Schmidinger wrote:

>Mirko Günther wrote:
>
>>I've record last Monday the Star-Wars movie. And now I've the phanomen
>>that I must start VDR 4 or 5 times so that I can see it at the
>>records-menu. What goes wrong?
>>
>
>That's very strange.
>I could understand if it never showed up at all, but only sometimes??
>
>Can you send me the result of a
>
>  ls -l `find /video -type f`
>
>please?
>
>Klaus
>
result:

mirko@lisa:~> ls -l `find /video -type f`
-rw-r--r--    1 root     root          415 Apr  5 14:23 /video/ca.conf
-rw-r--r--    1 root     root         8828 Apr  5 14:23 /video/channels.conf
-rw-r--r--    1 root     root          348 Apr  5 14:23 /video/keys-pc.conf
-rw-r--r--    1 root     root          446 Apr  5 14:23 
/video/svdrphosts.conf

but this dir isn't in use, because I've changed the video-dir with the 
'-c' parameter. This dir only exist, because your 'install-Option'  and 
I forget every times to delete it. :o)


Today, the  stucture of my video-dir looks so:

/usr/local/vdr/rec/video0 -> /usr/local/video
/usr/local/vdr/rec/video1 -> /media/video
/usr/local/vdr/rec/video2 -> /home/video

this structure has historical cause, because I've a 'little' 20GB-HDD 
with several partitionen and 'video0 - video2' are links to them.
All files from the record are stored at './video0'. Maybe get 'vdr' 
confused with links?!? :o/