Mon Feb 19, 2018 12:02 am by atc98092
What exactly do you mean by a Windows mounted volume? If you are referring to a mapped network share, there are two different ways to use that. Serviio runs on your computer as a Windows service, and the user name it uses is the general SYSTEM account. This account has limited network permissions. The first method leaves that account alone, while the second requires a change.
The first is to use the network UNC (\\network_location_name\share_name). You need to make sure that the network share has open permissions to allow anything on the network to connect.
The other method should be able to use the mapped drive letter you have, but it's possible you need to use the UNC as above as well. Open the Control Panel, go to Administrative Tools, then open the Services applet. Scroll down to the Serviio entry and double-click on the entry. In the panel that opens click the Log On tab. You will see Local Service as the account used. Change the account to the one you use to log into Windows. You have to enter your account password. Once that is done, you need to restart the Serviio service, either here in the Services applet or by rebooting the computer. Now when you select the networked drive (or use the UNC), Serviio uses your personal account to access the location.
If I have misunderstood what you are attempting to do, please provide additional details.
Dan
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