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No channel icons (Picons) imagecache error 404

Added by Randy M about 9 years ago

Today i installed TVH on my new Synology NAS and wanted to organize a few things, for example picons.

So i created a folder on volume1 like this
mkdir /volume1/kodi/xpicons
change owner to tvheadend and placed picons in it.
DS715> ls la
d--------
5 root root 4096 Sep 26 13:19 .
drwxr-xr-x 16 root root 4096 Sep 25 18:20 ..
d--------- 3 tvheaden users 32768 Sep 26 13:20 xpicons

Configured TVH to correct path file:///volume1/kodi/xpicons
And i can see them in Channel/EPG view

Then i launched Kodi and it didn't show icons, only thing i see in log from TVH is this:
2015-09-26 13:50:59.856 http: 10.0.0.101: HTTP/1.1 HEAD /imagecache/42 -- 404
2015-09-26 13:50:59.980 http: 10.0.0.101: HTTP/1.1 HEAD /imagecache/252 -- 404
2015-09-26 13:51:00.227 http: 10.0.0.101: HTTP/1.1 HEAD /imagecache/190 -- 404
2015-09-26 13:51:01.731 http: 10.0.0.101: HTTP/1.1 HEAD /imagecache/279 -- 404

What could be wrong here?
Don't understand it because it worked with my previous NAS.

Any suggestions?
running TVH version 4.1.373


Replies (1)

RE: No channel icons (Picons) imagecache error 404 - Added by Prof Yaffle about 9 years ago

From what you posted, no-one has read permissions to /volume1/kodi or /volume1/kodi/xpicons. It doesn't matter about ownership, the first three characters of the permissions give you what that owner can do - and you appear to have d---------, which means user, group and other all have ---, or no permission at all.

chmod it to 700 at least (rwx------) or, better, 755 (rwxr-xr-x) if you want the owner to have full r/w access with other users able to search and read the files.

Also, check the owner for tvheadend, as it normally runs as 'hts', not 'tvheaden'.

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