aweller wrote:
> A conversation with myself...
No, I just didn't log in yesterday :-)
It's very straightforward, or should be.
1) To make all music added to the drive readable by everyone,
including slimserver, just make sure the permissions are right
on the files as they are added. This isn't an external drive
thing, this is a multi-user OS thing.
So, User A adds some tracks to your /media/xyz/music hierarchy?
Make sure all the DIRECTORIES are 777 and the tracks themselves
666. [Yes, you can get fancy with groups, etc., but unless
you're in a fairly public system, who cares?] Make sure the
main /media/xyz is also 777!
2) To get the same spot each time - ie, plug in the drive and
have it always mount with the same /media point - I believe you
can use the UUID info in fstab. You've already done that
previously, iirc.
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