Official moOde 8 support thread

[DRONE7]

Yes Kent..I've updated my post to make it clear that it applies to FritzBox! devices and not for general use.

(from a laymans reading of the FritzBox! settings the attached USB device and folders/partitions need to be configured much as  one does for other servers such as your OMV. Just plugging in a drive and expecting the whole drive to be available  leads to the Inode large file problem the 'noserverino' works around.
I've not used my FritzBox! for a server, as like you I have a dedicated OMV server, but perhaps I should experiment with something via USB on the FritzBox!
Their setup instructions are comprehensive and do include specific Linux instructions :-)

https://en.avm.de/service/knowledge-base...ork-drive/

[Marrahm]

Meant the dac 2 HD. Sorry

When we first did the manual fix for this DAc we had to add that line. I actually posted the instructions for it way back then. https://moodeaudio.org/forum/showthread....9#pid29539
I thought we didn’t need it with later versions once you added the overlay field, but maybe I had only donne live updates after that. Either way, works great now.

Mike

[maartin]

[quote pid='40464' dateline='1648061004']

There are threads that reference adding  'noserverino' to the mount string.
Perhaps try that and the higher versions as noted in your AVM link.

https://moodeaudio.org/forum/showthread....t=fritzbox
https://moodeaudio.org/forum/showthread....7#pid23787

Thanks for the tip. That did it!

I now have these flags

Code:

ro,dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0777,noserverino

and its working now.
[/quote]

That works for me (7590) too. Very nice. Thanks for that tip!
AtB
Maartin

[patrik96]

Hi, may someone help for it,
My NAS is a Samba one, previously work fine with 7.xxx version, not not.
It can connect now also, but after the update library the NAS disapiered, not found any file..
(what is strange the NAS name in the 7.xxx version is the name of the path and now MOODE/NAS)
Thanks

[Tim Curtis]

You might have to add vers=1.0 to the mount flags in the Music Source screen.

[patrik96]

You might have to add vers=1.0 to the mount flags in the Music Source screen.

It was the first what I try, unfurtuneately not connect if I add vers=1

[Tim Curtis]

Use the same path as in 7. 

On your 8 system run the command below to find out what SMB protocol version your NAS supports. moOde will automatically use the highest version in the list during the mount process.

Code:

nmap HOST_NAME_OR_IPADDRESS_OF_NAS -p 139 --script smb-protocols |grep \|

[TheOldPresbyope]

Use the same path as in 7. 

On your 8 system run the command below to find out what SMB protocol version your NAS supports. moOde will automatically use the highest version in the list during the mount process.

Code:

nmap HOST_NAME_OR_IPADDRESS_OF_NAS -p 139 --script smb-protocols |grep \|

OMG. I can't believe I first tried AT&T Unix near the end of the 70s and first brought up Slackware Linux from Walnut Creek's CDROM in the mid 90s and yet this is the first time I realized that nmap not only supports scripting but comes with a bunch of LUA scripts stashed away in an obvious-once-you-know-it's-there directory.

Time to put me in a rocking chair on the front porch of the rest home. 

Regards,
Kent

[Tim Curtis]

lol, the rest home might give you a break from Chaos Manor ;-)

[patrik96]

Use the same path as in 7. 

On your 8 system run the command below to find out what SMB protocol version your NAS supports. moOde will automatically use the highest version in the list during the mount process.

Code:

nmap HOST_NAME_OR_IPADDRESS_OF_NAS -p 139 --script smb-protocols |grep \|

Try it with a moode standard moode/nas (same no file/directory found) and the original path what not mount that mode (20220326 033909 sourceMount(): Mount error: (mount error: could not resolve address for Volume_1: Unknown error)
I try to NSF, UPnP but that methode not connect either