more likely the space between Classé and Flac.
My NAS is also a Synology, no special options where specified, I only entered FS Type (NFS), Name, Path and IP.
As the NFS permissions on the share are set to read-only anyway, I set squash to “map all users to admin”.
Works like a charm…
FS TYPE : nfs
NAME : Flac
PATH : /volume1/music/Flac/
IP : 192.168.35.35
USERNAME : Empty
PASSWORD : Empty
For Volumio 1.55, I used these parameters and the “é” of “Classé” worked fine
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OPTIONS : nfsvers=3,ro,noatime,intr
nfsvers=3 - This explicitly tells us we’re going to talk V3
ro - Read-only. This is why wsize likely has no effect. volumio/MPD will have no rights to write data to your NAS, only read data.
noatime - Don’t update “Last Access” timestamp when accessing files. I guess I don’t know if this matters with “ro”, but saw it on forum/blog talking about NFS performance. This keeps your storage from having to update stuff as MPD scans/browse, etc.
intr - Allows the NFS client to be interrupted in the event the storage server is going down. I have this in OSX and I saw it on various forums/blogs, so it must make sense. I don’t know what behavior would result if you took this out.[/code]