epoch1970;383353 Wrote: > I guess you could block the plugin from the CLI > or > drop a file called "sc-block" in /var/lock/ if under linux > or > manually place a block from the remote before watching a movie (that's > 2 new features :-) > > You could also automate this on a linux server with a small daemon > doing something like an 'lsof' looking if files are opened in the area > used by XBMC every X minutes. Lsof will work for protocols which open > files, such as SMB or AFP. It won't work for NFS, but for NFS you can > parse the output of nfsstat to see if you're getting reads or writes. > Both options are more discriminating than counting raw packets on the > network interface, IMHO.Unfortunately I'm under Windows... argh! So close, > yet still so far. :)
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