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Jonte,

The problem with your setup was that the "/home/storage" folder did not have the "x" bit set for all uses anymore so the mt-daapd process (now owed by www-data) could not open the directory even though the music folder had enough privileges.

/PA

1. Check that the "runas" paramter in the config file (/etc/mt-daapd.conf) says www-data (not mtdaapd) 2. Check the permissions of the database ls -l /var/cache/mt-daapd should read something like: -rw-r--r-- 1 www-data www-data 2259968 Apr 21 11:37 songs3.db If any of the above is incorre...

Have you rebooted after the upgrade?
If not, there is a possibility that you are running an old kernel.

/PA

This seems odd, there should not be anything in this release (from 1.3.1 -> 2.0) that would affect the transferspeeds.

What protocol are you using?

/PA

Just a comment on the "double click" in the filemanager. Since we added the possibility to use "ctrl-click" and "shift-click" to select multiple files, traversing the filemanager on single-click is no longer possible on single click. Also the files and folders need to b...

Blinkem,

What permission do you have on the database folder?
/PA

For the mt-daap issues all these seems to be related to the following criteria: * The update was run "by hand" and the new mt-daapd config file was not installed. Since the ownership of the database was changed running the service as mt-daap does not work. The fix to this is to change the ...

Try to remove the database file and run as www-data.
The installation scripts should have altered the owner of the config, but we have now maybe in the process created it again when running as root...

/PA

Can you verify that you have the new configuration file so that the mt-daapd is running as the correct user?

Check in /etc/mt-daapd.conf (line 108) that the "runas" paramter looks like below: /PA

Blinkem,

Can you try starting mt-daapd with a higher debug-level?
A higher number will produce more entries in the log

As root: /PA

Blinkem, can you post your mt-daapd.conf file?

/PA

Regarding the mt-daap problem, I was a bit confused earlier when I said that we had not done anything to it. We have... Can someone with the problem try to enable logging? Edit the mt-daapd configuration file (/etc/mt-daapd.conf) and remove the "#" before the line "logfile = /var/log/...

In this upgrade we have not touched the mt-daapd service so this seems odd that this should be related to the update. But most likely the database is currupt.
Try removing it and restart mt-daap, it should then rebuild the database on startup.

As root: /PA

Martijn,

Check the firefly server by should output something like below if the service is running /PA

A mistake from us, these were not copied when 1.2.0.1 was release, done now.

/PA