add nfs:// protocol

[bernid]

Hi, 
Is it possibble to add to mpd test (0.22) nfs:// protocol?
Viewing mpd version details (mpd -V) I see that there is missing nfs:// protocol. 
Could you please compile mpd test version  to include this protocol? 
It could be interesting to experiment with satellite setup and proxy plugin. 
Thanks,

[TheOldPresbyope]

Hi, 
Is it possibble to add to mpd test (0.22) nfs:// protocol?
Viewing mpd version details (mpd -V) I see that there is missing nfs:// protocol. 
Could you please compile mpd test version  to include this protocol? 
It could be interesting to experiment with satellite setup and proxy plugin. 
Thanks,

The nice thing about DIY software is you can "do it yourself" and not have to wait for someone else to. See Step 6 in the build instructions.

Regards,
Kent

[bernid]

The nice thing about DIY software is you can "do it yourself" and not have to wait for someone else to. See Step 6 in the build instructions.

Regards,
Kent

Thanks for the tip. I will try although I currently only have access to very week RPI Zero W. Compiling will be very time consuming. 
I can also learn something btw :-)
Regards, 
Bern

[TheOldPresbyope]

I always recommend folks learn how their sausage is made but building major components directly on a Zero is frustratingly slow if they build at all.

On an RPi4B / 2GB the build proceeds pretty quickly.

I'll build an mpd executable with both nfs:// and smb:// protocols enabled later today, post it on dropbox along with instructions for copying it into a working moOde player, and send you a PM with a link.


Regards,
Kent

[bernid]

I always recommend folks learn how their sausage is made but building major components directly on a Zero is frustratingly slow if they build at all.

On an RPi4B / 2GB the build proceeds pretty quickly.

I'll build an mpd executable with both nfs:// and smb:// protocols enabled later today, post it on dropbox along with instructions for copying it into a working moOde player, and send you a PM with a link.


Regards,
Kent

Thanks in advance

[TheOldPresbyope]

Whoa. Looks like my job here is done.

I just checked the binaries in moOde 6.5.2. The two versions of mpd are stored in /var/www/inc.

Code:

pi@moodeTst:/var/www/inc $ ./mpd-0.21.22 -V
Music Player Daemon 0.21.22 (0.21.22)
...
Protocols:
file:// alsa:// tidal:// qobuz:// http:// https:// gopher:// rtp:// rtsp:// rtmp:// rtmpt:// rtmps:// cdda://
...

while

Code:

pi@moodeTst:/var/www/inc $ ./mpd-0.22~git -V|more
Music Player Daemon 0.22~git (0.22~git)
...
Protocols:
 file:// alsa:// cdda:// ftp:// ftps:// gopher:// http:// https:// mmsh:// mmst:// qobuz:// rtmp:// rtmps:// rtmpt:// rtmpts:// rtp:// scp:// sftp:// smb:// srtp:// tidal://

So, if you select the mpd-0.22~git (Test) in the Audio Config screen, you should be good to go with what you have.

Regards,
Kent

[bernid]

Whoa. Looks like my job here is done.

I just checked the binaries in moOde 6.5.2. The two versions of mpd are stored in /var/www/inc.

Code:

pi@moodeTst:/var/www/inc $ ./mpd-0.21.22 -V
Music Player Daemon 0.21.22 (0.21.22)
...
Protocols:
file:// alsa:// tidal:// qobuz:// http:// https:// gopher:// rtp:// rtsp:// rtmp:// rtmpt:// rtmps:// cdda://
...

while

Code:

pi@moodeTst:/var/www/inc $ ./mpd-0.22~git -V|more
Music Player Daemon 0.22~git (0.22~git)
...
Protocols:
 file:// alsa:// cdda:// ftp:// ftps:// gopher:// http:// https:// mmsh:// mmst:// qobuz:// rtmp:// rtmps:// rtmpt:// rtmpts:// rtp:// scp:// sftp:// smb:// srtp:// tidal://

So, if you select the mpd-0.22~git (Test) in the Audio Config screen, you should be good to go with what you have.

Regards,
Kent

Thank you. So how can I switch to newer mpd-0.22~git (Test)? in my fresh moOde 6.5.2 I can see :

Code:

pi@moode:~ $ mpd -V
Music Player Daemon 0.22~git (0.22~git)
....

Protocols:
file:// alsa:// cdda:// ftp:// ftps:// gopher:// http:// https:// mmsh:// mmst:// qobuz:// rtmp:// rtmps:// rtmpt:// rtmpts:// rtp:// scp:// sftp:// smb:// srtp:// tidal://

but without nfs://

[TheOldPresbyope]

Ack. I saw "ftp://" and thought "nfs://". My bad. I'll do what I said I'd do.

Regards,
Kent