No connection with QNAP folders

[franen]

Dear all,
I've just bought a Raspberry Pi3b+ with an Hifiberry DIGI+Pro. I run Runeaudio 0.4b (build: 20170229) and it perfectly works.
But I cannot configure the system for accessing my NAS Qnap 469L. You can see in the screenshot here what I get.




I access the NAS from everywhere (iMac and Sony TV) with smb://10.10.10.10. But with runeaudio it does not work.
Any advice?

Francesco, a new runeaudio user (I hope )

[MidnightExpress]

Hi franen,

I've just bought a Raspberry Pi3b+ with an Hifiberry DIGI+Pro. I run Runeaudio 0.4b (build: 20170229) and it perfectly works.
But I cannot configure the system for accessing my NAS Qnap 469L. You can see in the screenshot here what I get.

I am a QNAP user. To connect to the NAS, you may try either of the followings from the NAS Mounts page:
1. Select SMB/CIFS (OS X share) from Fileshare protocol option.
2. Turn on the Advanced options and type in the following line in the Mount flags option.

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vers=2.1,sec=ntlmssp,cache=none,noserverino,ro

The second method may not be perfect but it works.

MidnightExpress

[franen]

Thank you,
I tried but the result is still the same. I have that red cross and no MDP library is created

[MidnightExpress]

Hi franen,

It is hard to tell what is wrong when mounting the NAS through RuneUI as no error message would show if anything goes wrong. You may try to mount your NAS manually through SSH.
Try the following command and see what happens.

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mount.cifs //10.10.10.10/Multimedia/Music /mnt/MPD/NAS -o user=admin

Type in your password when your NAS ask for. On my machines, share folder name is case insensitive. Write down the error message if your NAS complaints. If successful, unmount the mounted directory and re-mount through RuneUI.

To unmount the mounted directory, do:

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umount /mnt/MPD/NAS

I am not a Linux expert, I just tell you what I have tried on my machines.

Good luck.

MidnightExpress

[janui]

Hi franen,
Two alterntives to try in the mount flags:

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vers=1.0,sec=ntlmssp,cache=none,noserverino,ro

and

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vers=1.0,cache=none,noserverino,ro

janui

[franen]

I tried janui andMIdnightexpress solutions, but they did not work. I tried to install Vol***o and it worked immediately, with cifs share.
I really do not know what to do.

[janui]

Hi franen,

You could try using the latest cifs version and working backwards until you find one which the NAS supports. The later versions are also more reliable and faster.
The cifs versions which could work are (oldest to newest):
vers=1.0, vers=2.0, vers=2.1, vers=3.0, vers=3.02, vers=3.1.1

So the mount options that you could first try

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cache=none,noserverino,ro,vers=3.1.1

then work backwards through the list until

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cache=none,noserverino,ro,vers=1.0

This has solved problems for a couple of other users (not using your NAS) and it is now impelemted as standard in Rune 0.5b.

janui

[franen]

Sorry for the delay in answering and sorry for keeping on posting revealing my lack on knowledge in Rune World
I'm using Release version: 0.5 (build: janui-20180903) om Raspberry Pi 3b+.
Now I can mount folders via ssh as MidnightExpress suggested:

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mount.cifs //10.10.10.10/Multimedia/Music /mnt/MPD/NAS -o user=admin

But if I unmount them and then I try to do it via runeaudio.local I have no success.

And then, Runeaudio app for android does not work anumore, I only see a down-head android logo at the top of a dark screen