mherger wrote:
> > Would it be possible to add a new sort option to LMS so that albums
> can
> > be sorted with latest releases at the top?
>
> We currently only store the release year. And we already have sorting by
>
> year in place (for albums). Changing this would be a considerable amount
Just -Year Descending- would be very nice (That's what Custom Browse do
I assume). It would still put latest album in top in most cases. And at
least near top if several releases same year.
As I said: that's already implemented for albums, at least in the
default skin.
I have PiCore version 7 running on a Pi4
I have an NFS share on my Linux Server (shared with several computers on
my network).
In the PiCore System I have setup NFS in LMS with default settings as
uid=1001,gid=50 and just added ver=4 or ver-3 neither work.
I have also set a 60 second delay to all
mherger wrote:
> > Just -Year Descending- would be very nice (That's what Custom Browse
> do
> > I assume). It would still put latest album in top in most cases. And
> at
> > least near top if several releases same year.
>
> As I said: that's already implemented for albums, at least in the
> d
mherger wrote:
> > Would it be possible to add a new sort option to LMS so that albums
> can
> > be sorted with latest releases at the top?
>
> We currently only store the release year. And we already have sorting by
>
> year in place (for albums). Changing this would be a considerable amount
Stig Nygaard wrote:
> I can only find -Year Ascending- sortings (-Year,Album- and
> -Year,Artist,Album- and -Artist,Year,Album- are all sorted with
> ascending year).
I was hoping for an option to always sort year descending. Or add extra
sort options:
-Year desc,Album-
-Year desc,Artist,Album
Stig Nygaard wrote:
> I was hoping for an option to always sort year descending. Or add extra
> sort options:
>
> -Year desc,Album-
> -Year desc,Artist,Album-
> -Artist,Year desc,Album-
Yes, in each case that would be a good and logical way to display
Albums.
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Man in a van wrote:
> It might help if you state which OS the server is running on :)It is in the
> first post.
Picore version 7 on a Pi 4. [emoji3]
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slartibartfast wrote:
> It is in the first post.
> Picore version 7 on a Pi 4. [emoji3]
>
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OK; Distro, then
Nobody likes a smart arse :):):p:p
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Man in a van wrote:
> OK; Distro, then
>
> Nobody likes a smart arse :):):p:p
>
> ronnieIs there a difference? [emoji3]
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> Is there a difference? [emoji3]
>
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Is this the five minute argument ?
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It might help if you state which OS the server is running on :)
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> Is this the five minute argument ?It could be the full half hour [emoji1787]
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themetman wrote:
> I have PiCore version 7 running on a Pi4
> I have an NFS share on my Linux Server (shared with several computers on
> my network).
> In the PiCore System I have setup NFS in LMS with default settings as
> uid=1001,gid=50 and just added ver=4 or ver-3 neither work.
> I have als
Looks like the Inquisition has arrived, I did not expect that !
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I've had problems trying to mount a cifs share using the pcp field -
stripping out all that uid stuff and just specifying vers=1.0 finally
worked
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The settings "uid=1001,gid=50" are only valid for CIFS
CIFS uses the format
vers=3.0
NFS uses the format
vers=3
Or whatever version you are trying to use. Not sure how you have
userid's mapped between the clients and server, but it can be fun to
coordinate.
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Firstly thank you @slartibartfast for pointing out that I had included
the OS and version.
My NFS Server is running Red Hat Enterprise Linux version 8. I am not a
begginner with Linux having used Gentoo for a good 20 years or more as
well as many other distros, Arch, Debian, Ubuntu...
Thank
Man in a van wrote:
> Is this the five minute argument ?I didn't see the Linux server bit
> [emoji2357]. Apologies.
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At last!!!
Changed the vers=3 to vers=4 and everything woke up.
Log now shows this:
Code:
Waiting for network... No
network found! Done (52).
Starting Openssh server... Done.
Mounting Network Drive...
mount: /mnt/
slartibartfast wrote:
> I didn't see the Linux server bit [emoji2357]. Apologies.
>
> Sent from my Pixel 3a using Tapatalk
That's OK, it helps to ave a larf :)
At least you did not ignore me :p:rolleyes:, slinks off, stage left,
sighing with head down and shoulders hunched "it's like losing 2
There is still something odd with your system. We are not detecting a
valid ethernet connection, but it does appear to be connected.
Are you using DHCP?
What is the result of 'ifconfig'
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