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issues to add folder path to new library


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Hi,

after having created video libraries in Emby, i wanted to add my music folders. however the process of adding the paths where my music files are stored is not the easiest.

I have on my nas this type of file structure:

/volume1/music/Soundtracks

/volume1/music/Artists

The navigator only lets me navigate as far as /volume1/music/, then when i click on the music folder the navigator is reset. Same story when i add the network path manually (see screenshots). How can i get this solved, what do i do wrong? Thanks

 

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HI, we need to improve the error messages but it sounds like the server is being denied access to the folders. Have you taken a look at this?

 

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Thanks, this did the trick, i forgot the basics 😏

Actually I got a bit mislead because i have a local user called "EMBY__PKG___" (which i don't recall i ever created), and this one has the required permissions. So i didn't even checked for other emby users as system internal users in the dropdown list. Thanks again for helping here Luke.

I now have a few questions on the emby app not downloading some files, but that's another story, i'll look for answers on the forum first and i'll come back if i don't find what i am after.

Another thing on this topic: what is the Emby__PKG__ user? PKG = package? can i delete it without  damaging my emby install? I was thinking to remove all permissions from this user and see if this does any harm. If it doesn't, i'll delete it as a next step. any reason not to do this? thanks

Edited by guill69f
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Going to check on my unit tomorrow whether the mystery user is also created. It does not come from us, at least not intentionally, so it might either be a remnant from an old package if you've had emby installed on there for a long time, or it might be an automatic user creation from synology following the recent hardening updates. Will let you know if it's safe to delete.

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No trace of that user here, you can safely delete it.

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15 minutes ago, alucryd said:

No trace of that user here, you can safely delete it.

Cool, merci beaucoup 😉

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