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READ ALL ABOUT IT - Supersolution for all your moOde problems - JST1963 - 01-26-2019
Hi moOde fans,
RE: READ ALL ABOUT IT - Supersolution for all your moOde problems - JST1963 - 01-27-2019
Hi moOde fans,
RE: READ ALL ABOUT IT - Supersolution for all your moOde problems - Jempie - 05-29-2019
Hi,
how do you clean up Cach
thx
RE: READ ALL ABOUT IT - Supersolution for all your moOde problems - CallMeMike - 05-29-2019
(01-26-2019, 07:42 PM)JST1963 Wrote: Sorry guys, there's no such thing as a supersolution...
But there is something that doesn't hurt doing, and can still solve lot's of the issues I read here and that is: "Clear the Browser Cache"
I'm almost pretty sure it'll take away more than 20% of the moOde sorrows :-)
Maybe Tim can insert something like a auto-cleanup every 4 hours or so…
Very good advice... but as the users are accessing Moode via Windows PCs, MAC OSx computers, LINUX computers, ANDROID and iOS devices, etc. then the users are solely responsible to find out the particular way to maintain the Internet browser they use while accessing Moode remotely from their particular device... there's no ONE SIZES FITS ALL solution here...
... and a lot of information can be found by simply typing a few 'magic' words in one's favourite SEARCH ENGINE
RE: READ ALL ABOUT IT - Supersolution for all your moOde problems - JST1963 - 05-29-2019
Hi moOde fans,
RE: READ ALL ABOUT IT - Supersolution for all your moOde problems - JST1963 - 06-16-2019
Hi moOde fans,
RE: READ ALL ABOUT IT - Supersolution for all your moOde problems - Tim Curtis - 06-16-2019
Yes, /mnt/NAS and /mnt/SDCARD are created during the build of the image and are meant to be permanent dirs.
The code that touches the /mntNAS dir is like below. Its to either add or delete the mount point dir
mkdir /mnt/NAS/mount_point
rmdir /mnt/NAS/mount_point
Obviously if mount_point is blank then the NAS dir gets deleted, but in the NAS Config form the Name field which corresponds to mount_point does not allow a blank entry.
-Tim