I had an idea - there is another thread here where I was having problems with media not being detected by the core due to the folder structure on my share:
http://forum.linuxmce.org/index.php?topic=8600.0I wonder if this is something to do with it - I only just noticed the reply on that thread by colinjones about debugging the autodetection so I will take a look at that later today, however for now it would help if you could clarify if my folders look ok to you. The server is a linux box running samba. I have a share called media which the core sees, the folders within it are;
public/data/audio/
public/data/pictures/
public/data/video/
public/data/pvr
user_1/data/audio
user_1/data/pictures
user_1/data/video
user_1/data/pvr
user_2/data/audio
etc.
for user_1, user_2 and user_3.
Does this look right?
Also, I wonder if it's possible to get these user_1, user_2 etc. directories to have the users names for easy recognition rather than the current generic names? Would I just alter the symlinks in the users home directories on the core? Would I also have to alter the symlinks in the MD images in /usr/pluto/diskless/
(I haven't actually checked if there _are_ symlinks in the diskless images, perhaps users mount their home directories from the core?
)
Since I've never had a working install it's difficult for me to tell if this is a major problem or not - it seems like it could be 2 minutes of updating symlinks or otoh lots could be broken and I wouldn't know the difference.
Perhaps, of course, I am barking up the wrong tree and it has nothing to do with the folders, since the core can see the media?