08-28-2020, 01:15 PM
@gorgonetriton
Sadly, the error messages emitted by the file-system mount routines are difficult to interpret. I'm puzzled by repetitions of this line in your posted output:
This says the mount command is looking for a host named "http:" which is just plain wrong. I can't see from what you've posted so far how this name got into the picture.
Perhaps unrelated, your remark "Well the drop down list stays blank when I hit the scan button..." suggests there's an issue with services on your LAN.
If you go to the command line of your player (use moOde's built-in SSH Terminal or use ssh from another computer), what do you get with the smbtree command? As an example, here's the first few stanzas of the output when I run this command on one of my players:
Here, OMV-HC1 is the hostname of my OpenMediaVault NAS while Test and MUSIC are the published names of the two SAMBA shares on that server. MOODELD is another one of my moOde players.
So, were I manually to enter the server path in the moOde Music Source screen, I would enter "OMV-HC1/MUSIC" (without the quotation marks). On my network, I could equally well enter "192.168.1.12/MUSIC".
Regards,
Kent
Sadly, the error messages emitted by the file-system mount routines are difficult to interpret. I'm puzzled by repetitions of this line in your posted output:
Code:
sourceMount(): Mount error: (mount error: could not resolve address for http:: Unknown error)This says the mount command is looking for a host named "http:" which is just plain wrong. I can't see from what you've posted so far how this name got into the picture.
Perhaps unrelated, your remark "Well the drop down list stays blank when I hit the scan button..." suggests there's an issue with services on your LAN.
If you go to the command line of your player (use moOde's built-in SSH Terminal or use ssh from another computer), what do you get with the smbtree command? As an example, here's the first few stanzas of the output when I run this command on one of my players:
Code:
pi@moode3a:~ $ smbtree -b -N
Unable to initialize messaging context
WORKGROUP
\\OMV-HC1 omv-hc1 server
\\OMV-HC1\IPC$ IPC Service (omv-hc1 server)
\\OMV-HC1\Test
\\OMV-HC1\MUSIC
\\MOODELD moOde SMB Server
\\MOODELD\IPC$ IPC Service (moOde SMB Server)
\\MOODELD\SDCard SDCARD Storage
\\MOODELD\Radio RADIO Stations
\\MOODELD\Playlists Playlist Directory
\\MOODELD\NAS NAS Shares
...
pi@moode3a:~ $ ping omv-hc1
PING omv-hc1.fios-router.home (192.168.1.12) 56(84) bytes of data.
64 bytes from omv-hc1.local (192.168.1.12): icmp_seq=1 ttl=64 time=4.42 ms
^CHere, OMV-HC1 is the hostname of my OpenMediaVault NAS while Test and MUSIC are the published names of the two SAMBA shares on that server. MOODELD is another one of my moOde players.
So, were I manually to enter the server path in the moOde Music Source screen, I would enter "OMV-HC1/MUSIC" (without the quotation marks). On my network, I could equally well enter "192.168.1.12/MUSIC".
Regards,
Kent
