Re: [slim] Re: Slimserver 6.1.1 cannot set music folder to network drive on XP

2005-07-25 Thread Roy Owen
You should still be able to start slimserver from the command line once you are logged into windows.On 7/25/05, dSw <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Roy Owen Wrote:> This is a Windows issue. Mapped network drives with letters are not
> available to services, they are part of the user's profile. In order to> use> the share you *MUST* use UNC notation, if you are using a disparet> network> (ie not Windows) you are out of luck. Also try having the service run
> as a> named user and not as system (the default), you still have to use UNC> notation but connection is easier/more reliable.>I guess what you are saying is that 6.1 now only installs as a service
(albeit with a choice of manual or automatic), as opposed to 6.0.2 andbelow, which gave you the option of installing as a service or not.--dSw___
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[slim] Re: Slimserver 6.1.1 cannot set music folder to network drive on XP

2005-07-25 Thread dSw

Roy Owen Wrote: 
> This is a Windows issue. Mapped network drives with letters are not 
> available to services, they are part of the user's profile. In order to
> use 
> the share you *MUST* use UNC notation, if you are using a disparet
> network 
> (ie not Windows) you are out of luck. Also try having the service run
> as a 
> named user and not as system (the default), you still have to use UNC 
> notation but connection is easier/more reliable.
> 

I guess what you are saying is that 6.1 now only installs as a service
(albeit with a choice of manual or automatic), as opposed to 6.0.2 and
below, which gave you the option of installing as a service or not.


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Re: [slim] Re: Slimserver 6.1.1 cannot set music folder to network drive on XP

2005-07-25 Thread Roy Owen
This is a Windows issue.  Mapped network drives with letters are
not available to services, they are part of the user's profile. 
In order to use the share you *MUST* use UNC notation, if you are using
a disparet network (ie not Windows) you are out of luck.  Also try
having the service run as a named user and not as system (the default),
you still have to use UNC notation but connection is easier/more
reliable.On 7/25/05, dSw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I started having the same problem after upgrading to 6.1.To fix it, I first of all switched to starting the SlimServer appmanually after boot up (! couldn't be bothered setting up a newpassword-locked account!).
This still didn't allow SlimServer to see my music folder so I had tochange my music folder specification from "M:" to "\\LS1" and now thefolder can be seen ok by SlimServer.I also changed my symbolic links from the drive letter to their
equivalent machine name, however I'm not entirely clear if this wasnecessary or not.Was the drive letter change mentioned anywhere in the 6.1 docs? If notit should have been. The only mention I see of it is for starting
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[slim] Re: Slimserver 6.1.1 cannot set music folder to network drive on XP

2005-07-25 Thread dSw

I started having the same problem after upgrading to 6.1.

To fix it, I first of all switched to starting the SlimServer app
manually after boot up (! couldn't be bothered setting up a new
password-locked account!). 

This still didn't allow SlimServer to see my music folder so I had to
change my music folder specification from "M:" to "\\LS1" and now the
folder can be seen ok by SlimServer.

I also changed my symbolic links from the drive letter to their
equivalent machine name, however I'm not entirely clear if this was
necessary or not.

Was the drive letter change mentioned anywhere in the 6.1 docs? If not
it should have been. The only mention I see of it is for starting
SlimServer as a Service.


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[slim] Re: Slimserver 6.1.1 cannot set music folder to network drive on XP

2005-07-23 Thread sbjaerum

mherger Wrote: 
> > After installing Slimserver 6.1.1 I get following message
> > " Oops - "t:" doesn't seem to be a valid directory. Try again."
> > when the path is a network drive. With local drives it works.
> > I also tried \\server\musicfolder for path information, but got the
> > same error. I tried it on to different machines.
> 
> Slimserver can't see your mounted network shares when run as a service.
> 
> And the standard user used to run a service does not have right to
> access  
> any share. Please search to forum on how to change that user. It's a  
> common problem.
> 
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> 

Or take a look at
http://www.slimdevices.com/su_faq.html#troubleshooting-sharedvolume

Steinar


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