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I want to be able to load files from a network fileserver without first transfering them across. Is there a way to mount a Folder/Drive on a remote server?
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What protocols does the fileserver allow access to those files with?
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What protocols does the fileserver allow access to those files with?
Currently just sftp but it's my machine so I can set it up however is needed to get this to work.
The main sort of thing this'll be used for will be for films and music I want available to play ( rather than synced as I do with small documents )
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nfs or samba would be the most common network filesystems and both the server and client configuration including mounts is covered on the wiki.
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Sidenote: mpv, vlc, mplayer ... will play http streams just fine and that's usually more efficient than playing from a remote FS.
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Sidenote: mpv, vlc, mplayer ... will play http streams just fine and that's usually more efficient than playing from a remote FS.
Could you elaborate on that please? How do I setup the remote server to provide the stream?
Last edited by KylieGS (2018-04-17 22:41:08)
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Just setup an http server, lighthttp or nginx will do, then play the url
mpv http://192.168.0.2/path/to/fileYou can just symlink your media paths to /var/www/default/ if you don't want to expose their entire parent directory (w/o fiddling w/ http access lists)
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Be sure to setup SSL if you want to go the HTTP route.
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