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<blockquote data-quote="Pletskop" data-source="post: 845216" data-attributes="member: 86913">I'm currently facing a similar problem.&nbsp;I'm using GMA in combination with aMPdroid.My MP connects to all its media through a mapped network drive pointing a Windows Server 2008R2 acting as fileserver.My &quot;Z:&quot;-drive is authenticated using a specific - dedicated - account on the fileserver. This account is &quot;stored&quot; in the persistent drive mapping.Within MP, I can access all media without any problem and I have always used drive letters in my configurations.&nbsp;When I fire up aMPdroid and select the &quot;music&quot; section, I can retrieve all my music files through the tabs &quot;artists&quot;, &quot;albums&quot; &amp; &quot;songs&quot;.I can download files and play them directly through MP.However, when selecting the tab &quot;folder&quot;, I get the following error: &quot;Loading failed, check your connection&quot;.&nbsp;The GMA log shows the following entry, seeming to indicate the network drive can't be accessed by GMA:[CODE]2012-02-20 17:16:08.7918 INFO: GmaWebService version 0.3.22012-02-20 17:16:17.1468 ERROR: Error getting files from directory Z:\Music(MediaAccessService.GetFilesFromDirectory =&gt; FileSystem.GetFilesFromDirectory =&gt; Log.Error) [/CODE]&nbsp;A bit further down this post, I read that replacing the drive mapping by a UNC entry should solve the problem. It didn't:[CODE]2012-02-20 17:29:38.1222 ERROR: Error getting files from directory \\sun\pelikaan\multimedia\music(MediaAccessService.GetFilesFromDirectory =&gt; FileSystem.GetFilesFromDirectory =&gt; Log.Error) [/CODE]&nbsp;I tried running the GMA service under the local administrator account instead of the &quot;local system account&quot; but that didn't solve the problem either.&nbsp;It definitely seems to be a rights issue but I can't put my finger on where exactly it is going wrong.&nbsp;Any other suggestion on how to reolve this issue?&nbsp;Peter</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pletskop, post: 845216, member: 86913"] I'm currently facing a similar problem. I'm using GMA in combination with aMPdroid. My MP connects to all its media through a mapped network drive pointing a Windows Server 2008R2 acting as fileserver. My "Z:"-drive is authenticated using a specific - dedicated - account on the fileserver. This account is "stored" in the persistent drive mapping. Within MP, I can access all media without any problem and I have always used drive letters in my configurations. When I fire up aMPdroid and select the "music" section, I can retrieve all my music files through the tabs "artists", "albums" & "songs". I can download files and play them directly through MP. However, when selecting the tab "folder", I get the following error: "Loading failed, check your connection". The GMA log shows the following entry, seeming to indicate the network drive can't be accessed by GMA: [CODE]2012-02-20 17:16:08.7918 INFO: GmaWebService version 0.3.2 2012-02-20 17:16:17.1468 ERROR: Error getting files from directory Z:\Music (MediaAccessService.GetFilesFromDirectory => FileSystem.GetFilesFromDirectory => Log.Error) [/CODE] A bit further down this post, I read that replacing the drive mapping by a UNC entry should solve the problem. It didn't: [CODE]2012-02-20 17:29:38.1222 ERROR: Error getting files from directory \\sun\pelikaan\multimedia\music (MediaAccessService.GetFilesFromDirectory => FileSystem.GetFilesFromDirectory => Log.Error) [/CODE] I tried running the GMA service under the local administrator account instead of the "local system account" but that didn't solve the problem either. It definitely seems to be a rights issue but I can't put my finger on where exactly it is going wrong. Any other suggestion on how to reolve this issue? Peter [/QUOTE]

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