relen Wrote: > 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 also 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
Richard- I suggest you look st SELinux as the cause of this problem, unless of course you are not running it. Try > ls -Z /media/audio and compare the result to calling the same on a directory that slimserver can read. In the past, I've just turned SELinux off, but bit by bit it's getting easier to use. If you get the different results for the SELinux context on the directories, you can relabel the context for /media/audio and its subdirectories using > chcon -c -R --reference=<insert path to directory slimserver can read> > /media/audio/ > -al -- Al Pacifico ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Al Pacifico's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=5640 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=22911 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/unix
