Hey d6jg, thank you for your help!
d6jg wrote: > the user that runs LMS on the Linux box is indeed squeezeboxserver but > critically it is in the root group and this is what gives it the > necessary access rights In QNAP's ControlPanel I added the user squeezeboxserver to the the group administrators. Still no joy, there must be something else. d6jg wrote: > Have a look at the file permissions of the files on the Qnap via SSH or > WinSCP - all files need to be owned by the admin group > > My money is on the squeeboxserver user not being a member of the root > group if you say sudo can see the files I checked the files with WinSCP: My user is the owner. Is there some way it can stay that way? If I add new music, it will always get Group: everyone and Owner:myuser. That's what new files on the NAS copied from windows get. Anyway, I changed the owner of my test folder to Group:administrators and Owner:admin (it doesn't seem that groups are accepted here). No joy. "Normal" folders (that don't work) have Group:everyone, Owner=myuser, and 770. It works, however, with Group:everyone, Owner:squeezeboxserver, and 777... Let's see what I can cut away without cutting access. I always thought that it's kind of a bad idea to run LMS with admin rights. QLMS [email protected] x64 (digimaster) with perl 5.30.1 / QNAP 469L QTS 4.3.4 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ dolodobendan's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=67663 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=114576 _______________________________________________ unix mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
