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network path synology only found on new sonos system

  • 20 augustus 2023
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Hello all,

Bought a new NAS (Synology). Unfortunately cannot add it to the library on my older sonos system /connect:AMP (using the S1 controller), on my new sonos system (using the new controller) it does work. I did change the nas to smbv1 and i also checked the NTLMv1-autentication box. Tried to make a different folder/user account to use with my old system, but this also failed… does anyone here have any advice?

Cheers 

 

Beste antwoord door 123marjo123

@106rallye prima:

Maak eerst een admin account op de synology nas. 

 

Verder heb ik onderstaande gevolgd wat op de website van de engelse sonos community te vinden was (https://en.community.sonos.com/components-and-architectural-228999/access-denied-to-synolog-nas-server-can-t-play-files-in-one-room-other-rooms-are-fine-6882384)

 

Volg dit stappenplan:

 

Connect to the NAS via SSH (use PUTTY). (zie ook https://kb.synology.com/nl-nl/DSM/tutorial/How_to_login_to_DSM_with_root_permission_via_SSH_Telnet)

 

Press enter. (it should give a slightly humorous prompt).

Type the root password.

Type cd /etc/samba  Press enter

Then type ls -al (they are lowercase L’s)

It should list the smb.conf file.

cp smb.conf smb.conf.Rob  (that gives you a backup)

Now type:

vi smb.conf    Press enter

This takes you into a text editor in the smb.conf file

Check the line unix extensions=no isn’t already there.

Now press the down arrow until you reach the end of the file.

Type the letter o.  It should put the cursor below the last line - and you can now insert text.

Type the line unix extensions=no

Then press the esc key (top left of keyboard) a couple of times.

Now press the : key.  (Shift ;)

The cursor should go to the bottom of the file.

Type wq and then enter.

 

That writes the changes and quits out of the text editor.

The change is now made.

I don’t know if a reboot is needed for them to take effect - try it…

If anything seems to go wrong when you are in the file, press escape a couple of times, then : and then q! and enter.  This will quit the editor and make no changes.

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  • 20 augustus 2023

Geen idee hoe dat werkt, maar probeer het eens op het Engelstalige forum.


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  • 20 augustus 2023

Dankje! Heb het daar ook neergezet (dacht eerder ook daar te zijn ingelogd vandaar dat mijn bericht in het Engels is getypt...)

 


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  • 20 augustus 2023

Is inmiddels opgelost!

 


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  • 20 augustus 2023

is solved!


106rallye
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  • 21 augustus 2023

@123marjo123 Voor latere lezers: hoe heb je dit opgelost?


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  • 21 augustus 2023

@106rallye prima:

Maak eerst een admin account op de synology nas. 

 

Verder heb ik onderstaande gevolgd wat op de website van de engelse sonos community te vinden was (https://en.community.sonos.com/components-and-architectural-228999/access-denied-to-synolog-nas-server-can-t-play-files-in-one-room-other-rooms-are-fine-6882384)

 

Volg dit stappenplan:

 

Connect to the NAS via SSH (use PUTTY). (zie ook https://kb.synology.com/nl-nl/DSM/tutorial/How_to_login_to_DSM_with_root_permission_via_SSH_Telnet)

 

Press enter. (it should give a slightly humorous prompt).

Type the root password.

Type cd /etc/samba  Press enter

Then type ls -al (they are lowercase L’s)

It should list the smb.conf file.

cp smb.conf smb.conf.Rob  (that gives you a backup)

Now type:

vi smb.conf    Press enter

This takes you into a text editor in the smb.conf file

Check the line unix extensions=no isn’t already there.

Now press the down arrow until you reach the end of the file.

Type the letter o.  It should put the cursor below the last line - and you can now insert text.

Type the line unix extensions=no

Then press the esc key (top left of keyboard) a couple of times.

Now press the : key.  (Shift ;)

The cursor should go to the bottom of the file.

Type wq and then enter.

 

That writes the changes and quits out of the text editor.

The change is now made.

I don’t know if a reboot is needed for them to take effect - try it…

If anything seems to go wrong when you are in the file, press escape a couple of times, then : and then q! and enter.  This will quit the editor and make no changes.


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