External Mounts will not show library

[Luke 42077]

Did you run a library scan?

[dkrysak 0]

Did you run a library scan?

After every attemp manually. Scanned indivisually and "Scan all Libraries".

[dkrysak 0]

OK, I got it working (the library, not SMB), but I had to switch from SMB over to NFS. 

 

I tested two ways (with NFS).

 

 

• Using the Docker volume method with an NFS driver.

docker volume create \
    --driver local \
    --opt type=nfs \
    --opt o=addr=172.30.1.1,rw \
    --opt device=:/media \
    nfsmediavol

sudo docker run \
--name emby-server \
-d \
--volume /home/media/docker/emby:/config \
--volume nfsmediavol:/mnt/media \
--volume /home/media/out:/mnt/out \
--device /dev/dri/renderD128 \
--publish 8096:8096 \
--publish 8920:8920 \
--env UID=112 \
--env GID=119 \
--env GIDLIST=119,44,122,124 \
emby/embyserver:latest 

• Using an NFS mount through `fstab` and then just passing in via `--volume`.

sudo docker run \
--name emby-server \
-d \
--volume /home/media/docker/emby:/config \
--volume /NFS/media:/mnt/media \
--volume /home/media/out:/mnt/out \
--device /dev/dri/renderD128 \
--publish 8096:8096 \
--publish 8920:8920 \
--env UID=112 \
--env GID=119 \
--env GIDLIST=119,44,122,124 \
emby/embyserver:latest

 

And `fstab` was:

 

172.30.1.1:/media /NFS/media nfs rsize=32768,wsize=32768,nofail,timeo=14,intr

• I also made sure that UIDs were the same on my host system and the NAS device (for the users)

 

I am just writing this out in case of someone else coming across this, (or I forget in the future).

Edited March 21, 2019 by dkrysak