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We are setting up two server systems. One of which will host a 3rd party application which will by default save certain data on a local folder:
/opt/application/common/recordings
How do I create a “writable share” on the other server (with appropriate permissions), so that all these files from the first server are saved on the second.
In the installation of this 3rd party applicaiton, I can only specify the folder. I cannot modify anything else.
AFS, CIFS, even SSHFS; pretty much any networked/distributed file system – take your pick.