Roland0 wrote:
> Unmount the share from /media/NAS and run
> setfacl -b /media/NAS
> setfacl -k /media/NAS
> chmod 755 /media/NAS
> re-mount the share and check
> getfacl /media/NAS
> which shouldn't show the "default:" entries anymore and group should be
> r-x
>
I still see the default,
Marsupial wrote:
> I am almost certain the NAS uses SMB 3, so this may be wrong and cause
> issues. But I cannot seem to find out how to mount otherwise. Maybe
> "vers=1.0" is the culprit?
While it't unlikely to be the cause of the permission issues, using a
newer version is a good idea in
Marsupial wrote:
>
>
> here's the result for getfacl /media/NAS
> >
Code:
> >
> getfacl: Removing leading '/' from absolute path names
> # file: media/NAS
> # owner: squeezeboxserver
> # group: squeezeboxserver
> user::rwx
> group::---
> other::rwx
Roland0 wrote:
> As OP can access the files on the share from another windows box with
> the same user (e.g. guest), it's almost certainly a client issue.
That is how I am seeing it too - if it was a NAS issue, or a user issue,
I wouldn't be able to log to the NAS on other machines.
I am
Roland0 wrote:
> However, it looks like you have ACLs set on /media/NAS (that's what the
> + in "-rwxrwx---+" normally means).
> Check with getfacl /media/NAS and getfacl --default /media/NAS
getfacl wasn't working, I didn't have ACL installed. a little sudo apt
install acl later and that
d6jg wrote:
> What user do you use from your Android? Have you tried that?
>
> Does the Squeezeboxserver user on the NAS have full rights to access the
> music folders?
You don't need a squeezeboxserver user on the NAS if you have a public
folder which is readable by e.g. a guest user (and
Roland0 wrote:
>
> Check with getfacl /media/NAS and getfacl --default /media/NAS
I'll try that in a short while and report. I think you're up to
something.
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d6jg wrote:
> What user do you use from your Android? Have you tried that?
>
> Does the Squeezeboxserver user on the NAS have full rights to access the
> music folders?I tried many users, even tried changing rights on purpose for
> tests.
What I get when I mount in debian differs fro what I
Marsupial wrote:
> Of I don't, debian sees the owner as root.
> The way I see it, uid/gid tells debian how to handle rights on its side,
> while username/password is for NAS access.
> Unless i am wrong..
You are not - your fstab entry seems ok (file_mode=0644 / dir_mode=0755
would be a bit
hoverdonkey wrote:
> Hello slimdevices world!
>
>
> I would like to enable the hardware volume control functionality of the
> Khadas Tone Board DAC (ESS9038Q2M), i.e. controlled through PCP LMS. It
> has been done is on Volumio but I do not want to go (back) there (I am
> very happy with
What user do you use from your Android? Have you tried that?
Does the Squeezeboxserver user on the NAS have full rights to access the
music folders?
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[B]Living Room* - Joggler & SB3 -> Onkyo TS606 -> Celestion F20s
*Office* - Pi3+Sreen -> Sony TAFE320 ->
Of I don't, debian sees the owner as root.
The way I see it, uid/gid tells debian how to handle rights on its side,
while username/password is for NAS access.
If i don't put uid/gid, then lms cannot access the folder at all unless
i put the NAS folder public, abd even then read rights don't
Any documentation on how the board is controlled?
piCorePlayer a small player for the Raspberry Pi in RAM.
Homepage: https://www.picoreplayer.org
Please 'donate'
I dont think you should be declaring the UID and GID in the fstab. The
Squeezeboxserver user on the Pi will have a different UID to the one on
the NAS
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d6jg wrote:
> Do you have a Squeezeboxserver user and group set up on the NAS?Yes, I do.
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*Dining Room*
Hello slimdevices world!
I would like to enable the hardware volume control functionality of the
Khadas Tone Board DAC (ESS9038Q2M), i.e. controlled through PCP LMS. It
has been done is on Volumio but I do not want to go (back) there (I am
very happy with PCP!)
Has anybody here managed it?
Thanks, Paul. The SlimDiscovery.lua file seems to be populated
correctly.
No; wait. It's gone. Probably needed to get to a place to save settings
when I had it on the other side of the router earlier. :-/
Just tried this again -- moved the player to the near side of the
router, booted it up,
Roland0 wrote:
> Have you checked accessing the files from a different computer (one
> running Windows) with the same NAS user?
currently the NAS is set not to "public" on that folder, and I can
access, read, write, whatever I want from my android cellphone (I can
stream the MP3 files stored
I think it (Jivelite) finds it (LMS) via a UDP broadcast.
So if that does not get through or the reply does not get back then it
may well cause problems.
Jivelite saves info about the LMS in
/home/tc/.jivelite/userpath/settings/SlimDiscovery.lua
However, I wonder if it would work if you added
Thanks everyone, I do believe that will do the trick for me.
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So... The Choose Player screen is basically where it's stuck. If I back
out of it, it's on the choose language screen, then I select English,
then it lets me choose something about the interface, and when I
complete there, it starts scanning for players, and comes up empty. I'm
guessing there's
Jivelite discovers the players by talking to LMS (and then I think saves
that info for reuse).
I have found that it does not like it when the player that it was
configured to control has disappeared (e.g. one that appears via Airplay
plugin and then disappears when the remote Airplay renderer is
Yes -- sorry; I thought that's what this entire thread was focused on!
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is "it" in this context Jivelite?
Paul Webster
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Author Radio France (FIP etc) plugin
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I was doing a bunch of updating things, and reworking my network, and I
may yet change this because it's a hassle, but currently my only
piCorePlayer with a screen is on the other side of a router from the LMS
server (also pCP!). Initially, the problem was that it wouldn't even get
started
Marsupial wrote:
>
>
> Currently the fstab has squeezeboxserver uid and gid and tries to put
> files and dirs to 0777; it currently connects to the NAS with guest as
> the NAS folder is currently set to public... It has drwx---rwx+ for
> rights.
>
> My admin user can see all files but can't
d6jg wrote:
> Does your NAS support NFS? If so try that - everything operates at root
> levelI don't think it does. How would I know? There is an option for smb/cifs
but beyond that I have not found much.
Marsupial's
Marsupial wrote:
> How do other people using NAS on LMS setup their NAS rights?
Does your NAS support NFS? If so try that - everything operates at root
level
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Yes, I think it meets what they are looking for
I have an alarm in my Kitchen Radio, timed so its on when passing
through, to listen to traffic alerts, before leaving for the day...so
lazy to even have to remember to turn it ON or OFF (after 10mins).
Saved me numerous times.
edwin2006 wrote:
> I think that the stopping part is the challenge
Alarm timeout of up to 240 minutes should be OK as OP only asked for 90
minutes.
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edwin2006 wrote:
> I think that the stopping part is the challenge
Not a bit!
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I think that the stopping part is the challenge
*SqueezeBoxes:* 1x Transporter (Living room) 1x SB2 (shed), 1x Radio
(Kitchen), 1x Boom (Dining room), 1x piCorePlayer (jacuzzi), 1x
piCorePlayer (Garden) 1x OSMC + Squeezelite (Movie room), 1x Touch
(Study 2), few spare unit's
*Server:* LMS on
wl1 wrote:
> If running the pi zero W as a player - wouldn't the "Alarm" in LMS be
> what you are looking for?
Agree, a simple alarm should do this, just tested it.
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yorknh wrote:
> I could have sworn I had seen the answer to this at some point, but for
> the life of me I can't find it again.
>
> I would like to have piCorePlayer running on a pi zero W start and stop
> playing at specified times. For example start at 6:30am and then stop at
> 8am. I do
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