I am attempting to use the Volume Blacklist feature to clean up my Movies folder. I have 4 Volumes I do not want symlinked into the Movies folder. Two of these work great, however I can't seem to get the other two to work. I am using Bonjour afp mount on all Volumes. I remove the current symlinks before I mount the Volumes to assure they are not already present as I try new releases.

Any ideas.

AppleTV 2.3.1
NitoTV 0.7.5

can you give examples of the names that do and don't work? i cant really think of what affect this would have but its a weird problems and your details may be too vague for me to assess the problem

iTunes => This Remains
OS X Media Library => This Works
OS Boot => This Works
Media => This Remains

Thanks for looking into this. Let me know if I can help in isolating in any way. This is the order of the list. iTunes is a shared folder, all others are drive names. Host is same for all shares on an iMac 10.5.7. All mount properly and work, just want to automatically remove the symlink in the Movies folder.

The one thing that i can think of, the sym links might still be there from a time they were added prior to the blacklisting, in that case they will still probably show up, you can try manually unlinking them from the movies folder and doing a reboot and seeing if things are still there after the startup, the blacklisting needs some work on my end because it only prevents it from being added the initial time, it doesnt remove links from the ~/Movies folder that were added before the blacklist was created (if that makes any sense)

Nito, I have been deleting the symlinks in the Movies directory before I test.

Thanks for any help you can give.

One more point of reference on this. The blacklisted Volumes that are local to the ATV seem to work, iTunes and Media as referenced above are both afp Bonjour auto-mounts.

Now running 0.7.8 of NitoTV.