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Sudo chown -R squeezeboxserver /media/mediadisk/Music Not that you would want to keep it this way, but for troubleshooting you could change the ownership of the directory and files to squeezeboxserver and see if that fixes things. It looks like you have read access for the Music folder enabled for 'Others' (the last three characters show r-x for this folder). I am the owner and group on the folders and files). In looking at the music folder on my server, it doesn't appear that I have anything special to allow squeezeboxserver access to my files besides glabal read access to 'Others' (i.e. I must confess I am pretty new to Linux but if I was to guess I would say it was a problem with the permissions, right? Can anyone help? I have even tried pasting: '/media/mediadisk/Music' into the 'Media Folders' field but nothing works! (The 'mediadisk' drive is not showing up in the 'media' folder) I can access the new drive without any problems using nautilus, or by navigating through the terminal, but if I use the 'browse' feature from within LMS web settings the folder cannot be found. The new drive is located at: /media/mediadisk When I go to the settings page at 'Basic Settings','Media Folders' and click browse, I cannot find the new drive - it is not showing up. The old music folder was located at: /home//Music (This can be found fine by clicking browse in LMS web settings) The problem is that I cannot add the new drive/folder in the LMS web settings. I then moved all my music to a 'Music' folder on the new drive using nautilus. I installed a 1.5TB drive in the machine and formatted it as one partition with ext4 using Ubuntu's 'Disk Utility' app.

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I then realised that the disk was almost completely full and decided to install a second drive in the machine and move the music to that so that the primary drive could be used for other things. I managed to install squeezebox server without to much difficulty and added Music folder of my 'Home' folder to the library - all good and it worked fine. I want to use the machine as my primary squeezebox server in place of my HTPC MacMini (to reduce the strain on the MacMini).

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I have recently re-purposed my old desktop PC as a 'server' running Ubuntu LTS 12.04.

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