I upgraded my system from fc3 to fc5 recently. It's been working fine, but suddenly, while ripping to the library, the library disappeared.
I could still access it from root but not either as a user or remotely (it's shared with Samba). I checked permissions but nothing seemed odd, so I simply rewrote them with their previous values. I then rebooted the machine just in case. When it cam back I could now see the library from root, from my own account (relen), and remotely on my iBook (but not from my friend's win laptop, which we could before - she has her own account). More importantly, slimserver can't see it. The library is on its own disc, called "audio" and mounted at /media. The actual audio is in a directory called "audio" on the drive (historical reasons). Thus the path to the library has traditionally been "/media/audio/audio". Slimserver no longer accepts anything beyond "/media". It says, for example): New value for Music Folder rejected: Oops - "/media/audio" doesn't seem to be a valid directory. Try again. As root, I tried # chown relen /media/audio # chgrp relen /media/audio # chmod 755 /media/audio with no effect. (You'll appreciate I am trying to access one level of the tree at a time). I even tried making Slimserver the owner of the library, to no effect. I cannot imagine that this can be anything but a permissions issue, but I can't see it. Anyone any ideas? Thanks! --Richard E -- relen ------------------------------------------------------------------------ relen's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=30 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=22911 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/unix
