no one have had this problem before?
thanks
no one have had this problem before?
thanks
up the request, thanks
I also observed this on my synology nas with cifs… Not with nfs
So with nfs mode have you solved? If I remember correctly I tried NFS mode but the Nas was not recognize by Volumio
The nfs used to work but I remove it and I could not make it work again… So I have tried with cifs… But I want my nfs back
Yes, I tried the NFS mode but the NAS is not recognized. With CIFS the NAS is recognized.
So is there an option to work with the NAS without save every time I want to access?
How do you set everything?
Many thanks
Now I have cifs and if I restart the server I need to perform exactly what you have said
So, maybe it’s a bug? Any guru tech can provide us some info about this?
Thanks
up, error continue so far…
So, maybe someone of MOD team can provide us a guide to solve this bug?
@balbuze
Error persist, is bit annoying…
I have just made a working cifs share on my Synology NAS. I rebooted the NAS, and the share was found successully by Volumio.
What I suggest you do is reboot your Volumio device and your NAS, and then post a system log after both have rebooted and you are sure that the share has not been found.
Would you share the system log please?
I found a partial solution to my problem, following this post (20/23):
I set to NFS the share in Volumio, and a shared path in my QNAP NAS.
But there is a problem.
Volumio doesn’t recognize the NAS folder when NAS wake up itself.
If I reboot Volumio when the NAS is active, the NAS folder is correctly recognize
Any solutions?
My goal is not keep active 24/24 the NAS as I wrote some post up before
Thanks
Same comments as my last post: I did not make a new share, because I normally use NFS anyway, but the share is always refound when the NAS is rebooted. A system log would be helpful.
Yes, sure, I try to make one this evening!
Thanks
here the log:
http://logs.volumio.org/volumio/CVY6h4k.html
I try to recreate the conditions of the problem:
thanks
This morning Volumio doesn’t recognize the NAS power on, appear a red window with “Error: failed to decode /var/lib/mpd//music/NASpath; Failed to open /var/lib/mpd/music/NASpath; No such file or directory”
the NAS has a static IP: 192.168.1.8
here the new log:
http://logs.volumio.org/volumio/m02YSv9.html
many thanks
Nothing at all to see in the logs. Volumio reports trying 4 times to mount the share, and finally gives up.
Apr 27 07:02:55 volumio volumio[891]: info: Cannot mount NAS music at system boot, trial number 4 ,retrying in 5 seconds
Apr 27 07:03:00 volumio sudo[2938]: volumio : TTY=unknown ; PWD=/ ; USER=root ; COMMAND=/bin/mount -t nfs -o ro,soft,noauto 192.168.1.8:/Multimedia/MUSICA /mnt/NAS/music
There is no explanation of why it can’t connect, which leads me to suspect that the problem might well lie at the other end.
I suggest that you look at the logs on your NAS for further clues, and also try the QNAP support forum.
I did do a quick Google for your NAS and saw a couple of similar problems, but back in 2018. One post was to reconfirm the NFS permissions after reboot, but obviously that isn’t a practical solution. Let us know how you get on, because there will be others with similar problems.
Well, first of all, thank you very much for your support!
Maybe, I can try a different path:
If I program the NAS to wake up before power on Volumio, maybe at the boot Volumio itself could mount correctly the NAS
I’ll let you know
Thanks!
You can also add a cron to reboot Volumio at 10.40PM, as QNAP needs it time to boot.
And…it works!
Simply I set the NAS to wake up at 8:30 AM, power on Volumio after that, and the NAS is correctly seen!
But, there are minor bugs, switch from CIFS to NFS mode, never appeared before.
Here a screenshoot from album tab of NAS:
as you can see, there is a small * instead of an artist name and album name, and many image folder are disappeared. Oddly, If I click on a missing image album, the image is correctly show. Why? How can I fix that? In every folder there is a folder.jpg