[PROBLEM] [7.6.1] Cannot play from SMB anymore - Printable Version +- Moode Forum (https://moodeaudio.org/forum) +-- Forum: moOde audio player (https://moodeaudio.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=3) +--- Forum: Support (https://moodeaudio.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=7) +--- Thread: [PROBLEM] [7.6.1] Cannot play from SMB anymore (/showthread.php?tid=4693) |
[7.6.1] Cannot play from SMB anymore - Stooovie - 01-26-2022 Hi, suddenly I'm unable to play anything from my Library (Synology via SMB). I'm getting endless loop of these: Code: 20220126 173648 moode.php: MPD connect failed: cmd=(loadlib) The same files play fine when accessed by my Mac. They also play fine when accessed via Moode's own SMB share (which exposes the original SMB share on the Synology). The files are not newly added nor did permissions change. They did play just fine from Moode a few days ago. This is not after Moode update, SMB access hasn't changed. What can I do? Rebooting didn't help, mounts are correctly mounted and there's no update. Thanks. RE: [7.6.1] Cannot play from SMB anymore - Tim Curtis - 01-26-2022 Symptoms that develop suddenly typically indicate a media or hardware issue. Write a fresh 761 image to a known good SDCard and see if issue reoccurs. RE: [7.6.1] Cannot play from SMB anymore - Stooovie - 01-27-2022 Looks like that so far, yeah. Thanks! RE: [7.6.1] Cannot play from SMB anymore - Stooovie - 01-28-2022 Sadly, the issue comes back even with new card. I'm not able to play anything from the moode web UI - it loads but nor SMB fiiles nor radio streams (that play just fine otherwise) ever play. Spotify and Airplay are fine. Same thing in log as before Code: 20220128 154806 moode.php: MPD connect failed: cmd=(play_item) Please advise. Thanks. RE: [7.6.1] Cannot play from SMB anymore - Tim Curtis - 01-28-2022 it's not obvious to me what might be happening on your end. Fresh 761 images work just fine for me on all my pi's. RE: [7.6.1] Cannot play from SMB anymore - TheOldPresbyope - 01-28-2022 Those "MPD connect failed" messages basically mean the seemingly trivial "telnet localhost 6600" command is failing. If I try that command from the moOde command line I get Code: pi@CM4:~ $ telnet localhost 6600 Note that the IPv6 loopback address is tried first. [the localhost addresses are defined in the file /etc/hosts] This has never failed for me either on pure IPv4 networks or on my new, mixed IPv4/IPv6 network, not that I ever expected otherwise. @Stooovie, I suggest you try this same telnet command to see what response you get. Regards, Kent |