Firefly on NAS?

[fizze]

This all doesn’t sound right.
If mt-daapd is being run in foreground mode any error messages are output to the console.
And if there isn’t anything, chances are the binary is not being run at all.

Also, why is the binary in the source folder? Did you compile yourself?
If so, are you sure you’ve used the right configure options, and did the make && make install?

[Anonymous]

Alright, so I finally got it running!!! 😀 😀 😀
But a new problem…
I have the MP3 files in a directory, that when i run firefly from
my computer and runs MIONET (wich now is stopped…) is called:
\Andreas_musikPUBLICAndreas
Now without MIONET, I get the explorer connecting and logging in with the admin user. I now no longer sees the PUBLIC folder! How do I get that?
I still have some unsorted mp3’s there…
And also I try to move some MP3’s in the dir that have been created before and I can’t do anything with those files!
I can’t get admin access! I use the same login as when I did all those programming stuff via SSH!

And, what should the music folder in the firefly on the nas be?
Can’t get it to find any songs!
Puh!
Anyone?

/Andy

[sonichouse]

Congratulations 😛

you could try and find the lcation of the directory with

find / -name mp3 -type d

On my slug this gives

/share/hdd/data/public/mp3

That is the directory you need to point firefly at.

Obviously change mp3 to Andreas when doing the find :D.

Steve

[Anonymous]

in this topic here a some users using WD my book but i found this topic to late
my problem ist postet here:
http://forums.fireflymediaserver.org/viewtopic.php?t=6911

thx in advance

[Anonymous]

Hi again all!
Now I get the soundbridge to find all of my mp3’s but it won’t
play them!
I tried to chmod the files, but it won’t help…
I can also see, move and do everything with the files,
since I re-imported all files as su.
Any suggestions?

/Andy

[sonichouse]

Can you try setting the debuglevel=9 in mt-dappd.conf via the web configruation page or editing mt-daapd.conf and then play one of the files.

Look in the mt-daapd.log, you might get a clue there.

/Steve

[Anonymous]

OK, so I tried to change the debug level via the web conf. but gets the message:
Error: 500general:debuglevel

and I can’t find it in the mt-daapd.conf file…

Is there a “advanced config” in mt-daapd.conf?!

/Andy

[fizze]

You might as well invoke -d 9 as a parameter.

I still dont think you have the paths to the mt-daapd executable right, as well as the path to mt-daapd.conf

[Anonymous]

Fizze… The mt-daapd is running and I can see all my files through
the Soundbridge… But how do I look at the mt-daapd to see if it has the
executable right?

And regarding the “-d 9″… is all I have to do include the
line: “debuglevel = -d 9” in mt-daapd.conf?

/Andy

[fizze]

Well if its running then everything is fine 🙂

Nah, if the mt-daapd is running, just access your administrative website at server:3689 in any browser.
There you can specify the debuglevel as well as any other options.

Cheers 😉

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