10-16-2019, 10:27 PM
@pisuke74
Wait. UPnP and SMB (Samba) are two different technologies.
You led with the statement that your NAS is configured "as UPnP" [sic]. Is your NAS also configured to be a Samba server at the time you run the smbtree test? If not, it's a null test.
as for your symptoms. Is the NAS truly "disappearing" or is the moOde MPD database scan simply stopping prematurely? I note your statement that "via smb it's mounted at restart.. but only with 2 folder scanned." This can be a symptom of MPD falling over when it hits a problem directory.
I don't own any Synology gear but I figured out how to spin up a copy of their DSM software on a virtual host last year when several users were having problems. moOde worked perfectly well with it and I was unable to repro their reported issues.
I'll bring it back up this evening to test whether recent changes in moOde have inadvertently introduced a failure mode. Candidly, I don't expect to discover anything but I'll do the test just in case.
Regards,
Kent
Wait. UPnP and SMB (Samba) are two different technologies.
You led with the statement that your NAS is configured "as UPnP" [sic]. Is your NAS also configured to be a Samba server at the time you run the smbtree test? If not, it's a null test.
as for your symptoms. Is the NAS truly "disappearing" or is the moOde MPD database scan simply stopping prematurely? I note your statement that "via smb it's mounted at restart.. but only with 2 folder scanned." This can be a symptom of MPD falling over when it hits a problem directory.
I don't own any Synology gear but I figured out how to spin up a copy of their DSM software on a virtual host last year when several users were having problems. moOde worked perfectly well with it and I was unable to repro their reported issues.
I'll bring it back up this evening to test whether recent changes in moOde have inadvertently introduced a failure mode. Candidly, I don't expect to discover anything but I'll do the test just in case.
Regards,
Kent
