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Unable to connect to NAS Server - drfous - 06-15-2019 Running Moode 5.3.1 from 6/12. Freenas server contains my library. DAC = Allo Boss 1.2 Prior to version above I was running an earlier version and I was connected to my library on a Freenas. I tried to do an in app upgrade to the latest version of Moode. The upgrade seemed to fail (I waited a long time and it never came back). So I did a clean install of the latest. Everything seems to be working except I can't reconnect to the NAS library. It seems to be trying to change the path to one that contains my "Friendly Name" NasR2. Any thoughts? Thx! 0190614 182321 sourceMount(): mountstr=(mount -t cifs "//192.168.18.215/NasRaid1" -o username="",password="",rsize=61440,wsize=65536,iocharset=utf8,vers=1.0 "/mnt/NAS/NasR2") 20190614 182321 sourceMount(): sysoutput=(Couldn't chdir to /mnt/NAS/NasR2: No such file or directory) 20190614 182321 sourceMount(): Mount error: (Couldn't chdir to /mnt/NAS/NasR2: No such file or directory) RE: Unable to connect to NAS Server - Tim Curtis - 06-15-2019 Open System Config anf turn on Debug logging, then reboot. Run the command below and look for the full mount string in the log. Post the string and I'll have a look. Code: moodeutl -l The turn Debug logging off and reboot. RE: Unable to connect to NAS Server - drfous - 06-15-2019 Code: 20190615 125242 worker: (/usr/local/bin/shairport-sync -vv -a "MoodeLR Airplay" -- -d hw:0 > /var/log/shairport-sync.log 2>&1 &) RE: Unable to connect to NAS Server - Tim Curtis - 06-15-2019 Looks like some breakage 20190615 125243 sourceMount(): sysoutput=(Couldn't chdir to /mnt/NAS/NasR2: No such file or directory) Is there a NAS subdirectory under /mnt ? RE: Unable to connect to NAS Server - drfous - 06-16-2019 /mnt/ZFS/windowset RE: Unable to connect to NAS Server - Tim Curtis - 06-16-2019 Post steps that can be used to reproduce the directory. /mnt/ZFS/windowset -Tim RE: Unable to connect to NAS Server - drfous - 06-16-2019 Is this what you need? And thanks for taking the time to help with this! Code: 20190615 200137 worker: Job sourcecfg RE: Unable to connect to NAS Server - drfous - 06-16-2019 It dawned on me that I have a second RPi/Allo Boss running in another room. Still on 4.4. It's connected NFS and running IP/mnt/ZFS/windowset. Now I get this error when the unit with the new version is set to exactly the same library setup as the working unit with version 4.4. To me it looks like it's overwriting the mount point with NAS followed by my description field. Code: 20190615 212230 worker: Airplay receiver started RE: Unable to connect to NAS Server - Tim Curtis - 06-16-2019 On a fresh moOde 5.3.1 image the subdirectories under /mnt are as follows: pi@moode:~ $ ls -l /mnt total 8 drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 May 9 19:30 NAS drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 May 9 19:30 SDCARD pi@moode:~ $ There is no code in moOde that deletes these subdirectories so if either of them are missing it would indicate the image has somehow become corrupted. Try a fresh image and verify the two subdirectories under /mnt exist, then fill out the NAS Config screen and see if your mount is successful. RE: Unable to connect to NAS Server - drfous - 06-16-2019 Did the fresh install and all is well. Sorry this was such a simple fix. With everything else working, I assumed the image was good. Thx!! |