lazpl
12-09-12, 11:07
Hey all.
I'm connecting my Vu+ to a NAS. The NAS has several shared folders. I have two problems:
1. I had to create 4 different users to access 4 different shared folders. It seems I can't use 1 user to connect to all four at once? Ideally, I'd like to connect to a level higher up ("root") so that the VU+ would see all directories, but if I input "/" in the path name the mount point editor seems to automatially add some default path names that don't exist. It works OK to have these four users but it seems very unelegant to me!
2. One of the folders has a space in its name ("media files"). I've tried inputting the path manually in automounts.xml as "media\040files", but that doesn't work. Is there any way to get around this without changing the name of the folder?
Please be kind, I'm no Linux guru... Obviously!
I'm connecting my Vu+ to a NAS. The NAS has several shared folders. I have two problems:
1. I had to create 4 different users to access 4 different shared folders. It seems I can't use 1 user to connect to all four at once? Ideally, I'd like to connect to a level higher up ("root") so that the VU+ would see all directories, but if I input "/" in the path name the mount point editor seems to automatially add some default path names that don't exist. It works OK to have these four users but it seems very unelegant to me!
2. One of the folders has a space in its name ("media files"). I've tried inputting the path manually in automounts.xml as "media\040files", but that doesn't work. Is there any way to get around this without changing the name of the folder?
Please be kind, I'm no Linux guru... Obviously!