(21-Dec-2024, 11:17 PM)miksi Wrote: Home folder is only for my stuff like git cloning, compiling or some temporary stuff. The rest is on var and usr foders like you intended to be. I didn't change content of anything in these folders after installation of SnakeOil OS but something removes the scanned database when reboot command is issued on mympd system web page or trough sudo reboot.Everything looks good. Looks like mympd process (probably under the user mympd) do not have write permission to write out the database. That's why on reboot everything's gone. Past 2 years really made me degrade the quality of this Snakeoil software, and there's so much catch up to do.
Also when I mount NFS share it gets removed from mounted list after reboot so I added my NFS share on fstab.

Can you double check if this path exists? /var/lib/mympd
And if it doesn't, run this:
mkdir -p /var/local/mympd
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And make sure the file permissions are correct, it should be mympd:mympd. You can change it via this command
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sudo chown mympd:mympd /var/lib/mympd -R
I'm pretty sure it already is, just unsure how/why it's not working (just yet)....