ICLlP According to the sources UI I have three NAS mounts, but in reality I only have two. The third is a ghost. Does anyone know how can rid of this?
ACX It could be that that resource hasn't been unmounted properly. Browse in /mnt/MPD/NAS/ and delete the "ghost" folder.
ACX If you are not confident with the command line, use a FTP/SFTP client (e.g. FileZilla), connect to your Rpi with root credentials in SFTP and do it there.
ICLlP I'm quite happy ssh ing in through Terminal on the Mac. It's once I'm there I need instructions for dummies.
cmh714 rmdir --ignore-on-non-empty /mnt/NAS/blah where blah is your folder. if that doesnt work, rm the files first then rmdir the folder....I was having issue with the --ignore-on-non-empty parameter
ICLlP Is this what you mean? rmdir --ignore-fail-on-non-empty /mnt/NAS/2 2 is the name I gave to what has now become a ghost. I just tried it and this is what happened: [root@runeaudio ~]# rmdir --ignore-fail-on-non-empty /mnt/NAS/2 rmdir: failed to remove '/mnt/NAS/2': No such file or directory
Beelzebassie Probably not related to your problem, but I also did encounter a 'ghost' mounted folder. Problem was the name I gave it in RA started with an underscore, '_'. Removed the underscore, and now RA sees it properly.
cmh714 If the rmdir command couldnt find your directory/folder, then it sounds like it doesnt exist which means the ghost drive is most likely coming from the database. You can try and add a new NAS mount and see if the ghost disappears.....thats what happened to me with Webradio's...cant hurt to try.
ICLlP It is cured. I had two mounts but the UI told me there were three. I have removed one and now the UI tells me there is just one. It's a case of 3 - 1 = 1. Thank for your input.
