Itunes, Leopard and SMB

My entire iTunes library is stored on a NAS - an Iomega Home Network Drive. It mounts under Leopard as SMB. It supports SMB and FTP.
Browsing and writing files is possible, but flaky. I think this is a known bug in Leopard 10.5.1. I use FTP to transfer files. It's annoying, but it works.
Importing the music library into iTunes went fine, but I am not able to play back any file. Nothing happens when I click "play" or doubleclick the mp3. Also, album art does not show up.
Now it gets interesting. When I manually browse to the mp3 in the Finder and "get info" on it, suddenly iTunes sees it, the album art is displayed, and the mp3 plays. It also plays all the other mp3s in that album. This continues to works until I reboot.
Considering how large my iTunes library is, getting info on every album I want to play back is not quite an option.
I'm pretty sure this is a bug in Leopard, so I'm not expecting an answer - but is anyone else seeing behavior like this?

This issue was not fixed in 10.5.2. I have deleted my iTunes library and imported it again, but no mp3s will play. Also, it now complains that it cannot locate the file even though the share is mounted.
Anyone?

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