Hello, I would like to use Timeshift locally on my device and have come up with an NFS mount as a solution. I know this will generate a lot of network traffic, but I wanted to test it out to see if I'm satisfied with the performance.
I have the following configuration:
1 Xeon server with Ubuntu on which the TVH server runs in a Docker container. The Docker container has mounted a PVR folder that I can access via Ubuntu.
As a client, I use a Raspberry Pi 5 16GB running Raspbian with the latest Kodi.
On the Raspberry Pi, I created an NFS folder and shared it specifically with the server's IP address via NFS service.
On the server, I mounted the NFS share in the PVR folder. This worked without any trouble codes.
Then I set the Timeshift folder in TVH to the mount point (/recordings/nfstimeshift).
Rebooted everything and waited. Timeshift works, but no data is visible in the folder. Neither on the server nor on the client. The network traffic also doesn't seem to indicate that Timeshift is being streamed to the client.
Does anyone have a more elegant solution or know what the problem is? The logs are error-free.
Thanks in advance
