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Can't find NAS from MC
zybex:
Username and Password must match what you define on the NAS settings. How are you setting this?
Domain must match the NAS hostname (or remove the Domain setting entirely). It's almost certainly NOT 'Buffalonas'.
fegelmej:
--- Quote from: zybex on July 01, 2024, 04:05:27 pm ---Username and Password must match what you define on the NAS settings. How are you setting this?
Domain must match the NAS hostname (or remove the Domain setting entirely). It's almost certainly NOT 'Buffalonas'.
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So, I went away from too much specificity. I dropped the domain name, and pointed to the "share" folder on the NAS which is not pw controlled. Made the changes in /etc/fstab and the mount command. Again. Access denied.
HaWi:
Maybe I can help
I have MC running on a Pi5 and my media (music files) are on a Synology DS1819+
On the Pi, I created a folder mnt/music (the top level folder mnt is used for all mounted folder from other computers
The etc/fstab file contains this line:
192.168.7.234:/volume1/music /mnt/music nfs defaults,auto 0 0, where
192.168.7.234 is the (static) IP address of the NAS
volume1/music is the folder where all my media reside
I then point MC to mnt/music and all is well
I hope this helps!
EDIT: You might want to make sure that the NFS service is running on the pi. It's easy to find on Google how to do that (I am also a complete Linux noob)
EDIT 2: On the NAS you also need to run the NFS service and give access privileges to the IP address of your Pi (also easy to find in the help system of the NAS)
fegelmej:
--- Quote from: HaWi on July 04, 2024, 03:47:48 pm ---Maybe I can help
I have MC running on a Pi5 and my media (music files) are on a Synology DS1819+
On the Pi, I created a folder mnt/music (the top level folder mnt is used for all mounted folder from other computers
The etc/fstab file contains this line:
192.168.7.234:/volume1/music /mnt/music nfs defaults,auto 0 0,
I then point MC to mnt/music and all is well
I hope this helps!
EDIT: You might want to make sure that the NFS service is running on the pi. It's easy to find on Google how to do that (I am also a complete Linux noob)
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Well, HaWi, that did it!!! Converting from cifs to nfs was the key. I'm currently auto importing my files. All should be well. ;D
Thanks to everyone who lent a hand and an idea.
Fegelmej
fegelmej:
Well, my celebration was a bit premature. I was able to load all of my files. Then rebooted the Pi in order to install the DAC, and the mount is gone. I thought that putting the line into the /etc/fstab file would mount it at boot up. Again, what am I missing here? Do I need to reinstall the NFS kernel at each boot up? Yes, I'm using a static IP address on the NAS.
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