11-19-2022, 12:58 PM
(11-19-2022, 12:37 PM)Tonewheelkev Wrote:(11-19-2022, 11:40 AM)Tim Curtis Wrote: It's prolly insufficient permissions on the files and directories on the drive. MPD needs read permission on all the music files and read + execute permission on all the parent directories otherwise it won't find any files.
What format was used on the drive: NTFS, Fat32, ExFat?
Also the log entries below indicate an orphaned auto-mount directory named "Transcend1TB_" under /media.
Code:20221118 230833 worker: Transcend1TB
20221118 230833 worker: Transcend1TB_
To get rid of it do the following:
1. Unplug all USB drives
2. Delete the orphaned directory
Code:sudo rmdir /media/Transcend1TB_
The log also shows
20221118 230832 worker: No active network interface
How are you accessing the UI?
Thanks Fellas....attention much appreciated!!
Bit of an update here!!!....
Despite 3 second update 'animation'.....I can now see USB/Transcend1TB.....and view/play files
I'd been expecting the update procedure to take a lot longer......
So perhaps I now only need to remove orphaned drive??
I'll follow Tim's instruction first of all...
Code:sudo rmdir /media/Transcend1TB_
gives....."no such file or directory"....with USB drive unplugged.
Rebooting....with USB attached....gives
ls /media -l
total 16
drwx------ 2 root root 4096 Nov 18 16:37 Transcend1TB
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 12288 Nov 18 12:16 Transcend1TB_
.....is it the 1st drive (without underscore) that needs to go????
PS.....viewing UI on my PC !!
Since the Transcend1TB shows no access for others than root, I believe your drive is Transcend1TB_...
(weird you see the two folders only when the drive is plugged in... you should see one even without the drive...)
BUT
I suggest you try to see what's inside each folder, and just remove the empty one (with sudo rmdir /media<whatever>).
Then unplug-replug the drive should give you only one, and possibly with a proper name...
Cheers, Al.