Not really sure whether this should go in this forum, 3rd party hardware or Linux but I'll try here as it might be Max2Play specific.
Basically, I am tearing my hair out trying to get my music folder, on a Synology DS215j NAS, mounted as an nfs share in my Max2Play system running on an Odroid U3. This set up is fairly new to me.
The annoying thing is that I had this working until yesterday but then I rebooted the Odroid. I have never been able to get it to work via the Max2Play web interface but I previously got the mount to work via the command line having ssh'ed into the Odroid. Stupidly, I did not write down what I did, nor did I capture it in the fstab, and I find that the bash history is not preserved between reboots.
I have followed the Synology instructions for setting up the share.
These suggest that doing something like:
mount <synology IP address>:/volume1/music /mnt/music
should work (I have created the target directory on the Odroid).
In fact the mount does work but the problem is with permissions. If I do ls -a /mnt/music, I see this sort of thing:
d--------- 7 1026 users 4096 nov 11 2015 flac
flac is one of the subdirectories of the music folder I am sharing from the NAS.
All I can think is that I previously used some additional options with the mount command.
Basically, I am tearing my hair out trying to get my music folder, on a Synology DS215j NAS, mounted as an nfs share in my Max2Play system running on an Odroid U3. This set up is fairly new to me.
The annoying thing is that I had this working until yesterday but then I rebooted the Odroid. I have never been able to get it to work via the Max2Play web interface but I previously got the mount to work via the command line having ssh'ed into the Odroid. Stupidly, I did not write down what I did, nor did I capture it in the fstab, and I find that the bash history is not preserved between reboots.
I have followed the Synology instructions for setting up the share.
These suggest that doing something like:
mount <synology IP address>:/volume1/music /mnt/music
should work (I have created the target directory on the Odroid).
In fact the mount does work but the problem is with permissions. If I do ls -a /mnt/music, I see this sort of thing:
d--------- 7 1026 users 4096 nov 11 2015 flac
flac is one of the subdirectories of the music folder I am sharing from the NAS.
All I can think is that I previously used some additional options with the mount command.