[PROBLEM] moodeaudio 9.3.3 does not put the library

[Tim Curtis]

I have some .aiff files in a test collection and no issues.

   

[alessandro55]

I checked and they are all file.aif.
 It is Windows 10 that indicates AIFF as audio format, but viewing the extension I found file.aif

[Tim Curtis]

I checked and they are all file.aif.
 It is Windows 10 that indicates AIFF as audio format, but viewing the extension I found file.aif

Are there any errors in the MPD log that reference these .aif files or any of the containing directories?

[alessandro55]

Hi Tim, please can you tell me how to save the whole MPD log to send: sorry but I am very inexperienced.

[Nutul]

I'm not the biggest script expert, but the scan function in /var/www/util/list-songfiles.sh seems to look only at lower case extensions (aiff)?

1. IIRC it is not
2. all extensions should be lowercase.

[philrandal]

I'm not the biggest script expert, but the scan function in /var/www/util/list-songfiles.sh seems to look only at lower case extensions (aiff)?

1. IIRC it is not
2. all extensions should be lowercase.

It uses case insensitive regexps

[Nutul]

I'm not the biggest script expert, but the scan function in /var/www/util/list-songfiles.sh seems to look only at lower case extensions (aiff)?

1. IIRC it is not
2. all extensions should be lowercase.

It uses case insensitive regexps

That's probably why I wrote "IIRC it is not"...

[boomblip]

I don't have any aiff but after upgrading to the latest version I was not able to play anything off of NAS SMB shares. I've been spending the entire day trying to get Moode Audio up and running again and scan my library but to no avail.
I have (well had) flac, mp3 and m4a files in my library.
Both cat and tail on mpd log gives nothing. It looks like MPD is no longer able to access the SMB shares.
I'll be moving my music off to a hdd and directly connect it next.
Edit: Before I was on 9.2.6 and now I'm on 9.3.4 and my library is dead. Radio works fine, internet / network etc is fine but MPD is incapable of accessing the SMB shares it seems.

[boomblip]

Hi Alessandro and Tim,
It seems like 9.3.x has updated the default SMB version expectation of the OS.

Alessandro you will need to find out which "dialects" (versions) your SMB server supports.
On linux terminal this would be (replace xxx part with your NAS IP):

Code:

nmap -p445 --script smb-protocols xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx

 
You will get a response like

Code:

Host script results:
| smb-protocols:
|   dialects:
|     202
|     210
|     300
|_    302

After that go to the "m" menu -> configure -> library -> click on your NAS share in the list
Under Advanced in the "Mount options" text input go to the end of the existing content and add ",vers=X.X.X" where X.X.x is one of the dialects.
For instance:

Code:

ro,noserverino,cache=none,dir_mode=0777,file_mode=0777,vers=2.0.2

Edit: I'm still trying to figure out if it's valid with 2.0.2 or has to be "2.0"...

[boomblip]

Well... Seems like it's not the entire solution. I now have a few albums that were scanned, but update spinner is still eternal but no new albums appear.