01-22-2022, 02:44 PM
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From your moOde player's command line you can list the entire directory structure of the mounted source as seen by moOde/MPD (the output can be volumious!), e.g.,
The output will show all files and directories (including "hidden" items), their ownership and permissions as interpreted by Linux.
I usually redirect the output to a file so I can explore it at my leisure; something like
which stores the output in a text file named NAS.listing in user pi's home directory.
Obviously you can start at a lower level in the directory tree if you already have an idea where your "missing" files are.
Regards,
Kent
From your moOde player's command line you can list the entire directory structure of the mounted source as seen by moOde/MPD (the output can be volumious!), e.g.,
Code:
cd /mnt/NAS/LaptopNAS
ls -laR
The output will show all files and directories (including "hidden" items), their ownership and permissions as interpreted by Linux.
I usually redirect the output to a file so I can explore it at my leisure; something like
Code:
ls -laR > ~/NAS.listing
which stores the output in a text file named NAS.listing in user pi's home directory.
Obviously you can start at a lower level in the directory tree if you already have an idea where your "missing" files are.
Regards,
Kent