The NAS has no security setup ... and a different XP box was accessing
it with slimserver just fine.
But I tried that anyway. I tried to set Slimserver to run as a Network
service and also under my account.
When I set it as a network service, it started to startup and then
would stop.
When I
Is this anything to do with the fact that you have security setup on the
NAS box. Slimserver runs as a local system service and will therefore
get access denied when trying to view files on the NAS.
Have you tried configuring this to run with your account & password?
Not sure about ITunes inter
Installing 6.3.1 had the exact same results.
Something is really wrong.
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I went back and reread your original post. The big monkey wrench for me
is that you're using iTunes, which I've never used, so I don't fully
understand how SlimServer integrates with it. The way I thought it
worked was that you left the SlimServer Music Folder blank, since all
the data is picked
... I've tried both ways.
With iTunes - and there the problem is that it scans and comes back
empty.
Without iTunes/Direct Scan - there the problem is that it won't accept
the network path as valid.
I'm gonna try and install an older version of slimserver ... 6.3 or
something.
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What's even weirder is that it won't read the iTunes XML file anymore
either.
I'd be happy to let iTunes do the scanning and then just read the
results, but it comes back with zero results.
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I can access the Infrant using windows.
I can get there using the mapped drive or by opening the UNC path with
start/run and poke around no problem.
Even weirder ... if I declare a folder on C: to be the music folder and
put a shortcut to a file on the network drive, that gets read and put in
th
JeremyPayne;214069 Wrote:
> Oops - "//10.10.232.133/Media/Music/All The Music In One Place" doesn't
> seem to be a valid directory. Try again.
Been a long time since I messed with my Infrant NAS... I wonder if
you're running into permission problems.
Whatever path you use in SlimServer should a
I've tried everything ...
** Drive letters
** //name
** \\name
** //IP
** \\IP
I tried allowing the service to interact with the desktop.
I'm stumped.
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snarlydwarf;214072 Wrote:
> The slashes go the other way on Windows.
I believe SlimServer automatically changes them to backslashes when
running on Windows.
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The slashes go the other way on Windows.
Why? For arcane reasons, DOS used "/" as an option separator. (Like
"dir /w" I think worked.) So the / was taken when DOS3.0 came out so
they use backslashes for directory separators.
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New value for Music Folder rejected:
Oops - "//10.10.232.133/Media/Music/All The Music In One Place"
doesn't seem to be a valid directory. Try again.
Oh well.
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So ... if I state that the music folder is a folder on my C: drive, that
is acceptable as a valid directory.
If I put real files in there, it works and brings them into the library
... but that's no good as there is only 10GB free on the laptop.
If I put a shortcut to a file on the network drive
Un-installed everything ... iTunes, QT, Slimserver ... deleted all
directories ... deleted all registry keys related to all three ...
un-mapped all network drives ...
Started over. Reinstalled slim first ... 6.5.3
Still refuses to recognize any directory as valid. Tried mapped drive.
Tried UN
I'm having all kinds of weird problems. Any insight or suggestions
would be most appreciated.
There are a couple issues here, but they are all related ...
I just bought an Infrant ReadyNAS NV+. I have a library of about
15,000 files - mostly mp3 and m4a - that takes up about 120GB of space.
Th
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