Storage disks and bookmarking

[ccs]

<  1566.5246> 02:05:57.7564 Traceback (most recent call last):
<  1566.5247> 02:05:57.7565   File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/StartEnigma.py", line 252, in processDelay
<  1566.5254> 02:05:57.7572     callback(*retval)
<  1566.5255> 02:05:57.7573   File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/Screens/TimerEntry.py", line 294, in <lambda>
<  1566.5260> 02:05:57.7579     session.openWithCallback(lambda answer: checkForConflicts(session, refreshCallback, answer[1]) if answer[0] else None, TimerEntry, timer)
<  1566.5261> 02:05:57.7579   File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/Screens/TimerEntry.py", line 309, in checkForConflicts
<  1566.5266> 02:05:57.7584     simulTimerList = getTimerConflicts(session, timer)
<  1566.5266> 02:05:57.7584   File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/Screens/TimerEntry.py", line 322, in getTimerConflicts
<  1566.5271> 02:05:57.7590     simulTimerList = session.nav.RecordTimer.record(timer, dosave=False)
<  1566.5272> 02:05:57.7590   File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/RecordTimer.py", line 1265, in record
<  1566.5287> 02:05:57.7605     self.addTimerEntry(entry)
<  1566.5288> 02:05:57.7606   File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/timer.py", line 225, in addTimerEntry
<  1566.5292> 02:05:57.7611     self.calcNextActivation(dosave)
<  1566.5293> 02:05:57.7611   File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/timer.py", line 264, in calcNextActivation
<  1566.5297> 02:05:57.7615     self.processActivation(dosave)
<  1566.5298> 02:05:57.7616   File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/timer.py", line 359, in processActivation
<  1566.5303> 02:05:57.7621     self.doActivate(entry, False)
<  1566.5303> 02:05:57.7621   File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/RecordTimer.py", line 996, in doActivate
<  1566.5315> 02:05:57.7633     if w.activate():
<  1566.5315> 02:05:57.7633   File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/RecordTimer.py", line 487, in activate
<  1566.5322> 02:05:57.7640     if not self.justplay and not self.freespace():
<  1566.5322> 02:05:57.7640   File "/usr/lib/enigma2/python/RecordTimer.py", line 303, in freespace
<  1566.5327> 02:05:57.7645     s = os.statvfs(dirname)
<  1566.5328> 02:05:57.7646 FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/media/autofs/GJJIMAC'
<  1566.5328> 02:05:57.7646 [ePyObject] (CallObject(<bound method Session.processDelay of <__main__.Session object at 0xb077ad18>>,()) failed)

[GeoffatMM]

Thanks but it is the default skin so rather than change I think we need to discover the issue in case others experience it.

I will, like you say, ignore the ftp message in future.

[GeoffatMM]

Thanks ccs so why is it not finding the file or trying to mount it?

In any case, if it cannot find the file, it should not crash so what is causing the crash?

[Huevos]

If this is over NFS the box user must match the user of the device being accessed irrespective of being a guest.

[GeoffatMM]

Hi Huevos,

Are you saying that I need to delete and remount the drive but this time with a username and password?


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[birdman]

Does Nas need Samba or Nfs setup as its been a while since setting one up.

Samba is really server software to turn your box into a file-server.
To access file on a different system you'd need the cifs kernel module and the smbclient program, if your file-server is running cifs. If it's NFS you'll need to nfs-client bits.

[birdman]

If this is over NFS the box user must match the user of the device being accessed irrespective of being a guest.

Unless the server is set up for writeable anonymous access.

But the error message is, "No such file or directory" implying that it hasn't been mounted in the first place.

[GeoffatMM]

Which it is. Effectively anyone can access and write to the drive.


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[birdman]

Which it is. Effectively anyone can access and write to the drive.

Is it exported to the Vix box?

[Huevos]

Unless the server is set up for writeable anonymous access.

The users must be the same.

How many people would be stupid enough to set up anonymous write access?

[cactikid]

I get those messages " no such file or directory ' and go to boxes to see if a utility has stopped running Samba or Nfs or if IP has changed.
When changed and checked and remounted its working again.

I only move excess files to nas to free up box hdd and can play from nas.

[GeoffatMM]

Hi Huevos,

Are you saying that I need to delete and remount the drive but this time with a username and password?

I have done this and it makes no difference. It still sees the drive as having no space (or perhaps as you suggest unwritable). I am going to reset the sharing of the drive to see if that helps.

Any feedback from the crash logs?

[GeoffatMM]

I get those messages " no such file or directory ' and go to boxes to see if a utility has stopped running Samba or Nfs or if IP has changed.
When changed and checked and remounted its working again.

I only move excess files to nas to free up box hdd and can play from nas.

That is actually all I am trying to do. I do not want to rely on a network connection for recordings but do want to manage the space on the local HDD.

[cactikid]

That possibly sounds like its not in the correct format to use with e2 boxes and might be in fat 32.

Might you be using that for other recordings from a different device ?

When usb sticks not setup correctly they had a space issue as might have been fat 32 and not iniatilised as ext4.

Is the nas blank or have recordings from other devices.

[birdman]

How many people would be stupid enough to set up anonymous write access?

My suspicion is that would be the normal way to set things up on a home NFS share.
As the OP confirmed.