SageMC Fails to see UNC and Comskip

[traker1001]

I cannot get sagemc to work with my comskip, I have headless server, And single client that I am currently trying to get to read the comskip output.

my server is running sagetv as service and comskip is running on the server, All output is being stored on a network harddrive using UNC paths. I can see the txt and edl files being put out by comskip, However the client running sagemc refuses to see the comskip files.

One thing I was thinking, Comskip I beleive is currently outputting both txt and edl files. Everything is enabled on the client, I am just not getting the comskip output on the client.

I have tried everything I can think of, Including completly ripping out sage and reinstalling it and sagemc.

Anyone?

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Ok this is intresting, It seems to be a sage client path issue. If I map a drive, Sage picks up the newly added drive and plays the comskip files properly, However when I try to manually add the UNC path to the sageclient.properties, It keeps reverting to mydocuments on the local machine, But its correct on the sage properties file on the server.

The intresting thing about this deal is it plays everything just fine, I just doesnt seem to see anything else on the unc recordings directory.

So I ask again, Am I missing something, There has to be something I am completely missing, Sage gets all it info from the sage.properties then replicates it to sageclient.properties doesn't it?

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Is there a way to force sage to just pick its recordings to from a locally mapped drive, Like Z:\? The funny thing is I can browse thru windows to the netwroked drive, But not thru sage.

[traker1001]

I solved this problem, To anyone at all who is having a similar problem, It turned out sage was NOT accepting the UNC path until it saw the old path as empty.

The fix is to create a new directory, Ad said unc path to sage server, shutdown sage server, move all the recordings to the new unc path in sage, Start sage back up and delete the old path.

As followed from Here.