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#11
No errors in the Javascript console. Could this be an access right issue? I have strict access rights to the NFS. I have given "mpd" the rights, but if the coverart is being fetched by another uid then that could be an issue.
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#12
@nadelbaum


The files you provided are working fine here too. I get the same results Tim has already posted. Command line utilities such as flac and metaflac are happy with them.


It's weird that your player reports "File does not exist" in several places for the track selected yet lists the details of the track and mpd appears to be playing it. Off the top of my head, I don't have a plausible explanation for that.

Regards,
Kent
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#13
(04-21-2025, 06:27 PM)nadelbaum Wrote: No errors in the Javascript console. Could this be an access right issue? I have strict access rights to the NFS. I have given "mpd" the rights, but if the coverart is being fetched by another uid then that could be an issue.

That sounds like you are on the right track.

I thought NFS (server) only supports network level access rights and not user or process level rights.
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#14
NFS v4 introduced ACLs for better security. QNAP is enforcing them in their NAS. Apparently user "www-data" (due to php) needs to also access the NFS Music share. I changed the uid to 1009 (uids less than 1000 are not allowed by QNAP) and added access rights to the share and all is functioning now. Thanks for the tests on your side to confirm that the issue is on my side. I'm happy now!
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#15
Glad you solved your problem but … gotta say … what a lot of bother.  Rolleyes

Back in the day when I was running a lab full of engineering CAE/CAM,workstations from the likes of Sun, DaeD, HP, and SGI, we used to have massive headaches with (early) NFS. I’ll always go for SMB at home, given the choice.

Regards,
Kent
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