03-28-2024, 07:26 PM
The boot shouldn't hang just because a Samba mount fails. If it were NFS then yes there is some sort of long timeout (minutes) before a failed mount gives up. At least thats how it used to be.
The remote mount params are contained in cfg_source table
The network params are contained in cfg_network table
But just changing values in the SQL tables directly generally won't work because when these values are changed by the Config Screens or other parts of the WebUI there is underlying code that also gets executed to update session variables, config files, related SQL tables.etc.
The remote mount params are contained in cfg_source table
The network params are contained in cfg_network table
Code:
moodeutl -q "select * from cfg_source"
moodeutl -q "select * from cfg_network"But just changing values in the SQL tables directly generally won't work because when these values are changed by the Config Screens or other parts of the WebUI there is underlying code that also gets executed to update session variables, config files, related SQL tables.etc.
