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[vdr] Re: Deleting recording also deletes created iso-dvd-files...



	
	
>	if the directory for the iso-images is located under the
video-directory structure of VDR
>	I'm using VDR 1.3.5 and have that problem. Is there anyone out there
having the same problem?

No, VDR is used to follow the links in the video[n]-structure and deletes
the files that represent the link, too. In this way it acts correctly
because that is needed if you have a /video0/1/2 structure. The problem, in
my opinion, is vdrconvert (!) that is generating a link to the ISO-File in
the *.rec-directory of the first video of the convert-job. So if you delete
that recording it will surely delete the Iso-Image. 
So the best is to supress that link-creating in e.g.
vdr2dvd.sh
[Original vdr2dvd.sh]
              else
                  [ -h $first/Image.iso ] && rm $first/Image.iso
                  ln -s ${Image}.iso $first/Image.iso
                  # Add to queue
[New vdr2dvd.sh]
              else
                  [ -h $first/Image.iso ] && rm $first/Image.iso
                  # ln -s ${Image}.iso $first/Image.iso
                  # Add to queue	 
	 
>	Greetings
>	Ingo Seeberg

/hgm.bg





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