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So I have this combination for a while now and everything worked perfect. Last week (what seems to be after an update of Synology's DSM) - kodi started to be VERY slow...

It looks like something went wrong with the NFS but I just can't put a finger on what nor what should I do to fix it.

This is a snippet from the log:
23:01:17.056 T:18446744072010320240 DEBUG: NFS: Context for 10.0.0.1/volume1/Videos not open - get a new context.
23:01:17.063 T:18446744072010320240 DEBUG: NFS: Connected to server 10.0.0.1 and export /volume1/Videos
23:01:17.064 T:18446744072010320240 DEBUG: NFS: chunks: r/w 131072/131072

Thanks in advanced!!

Kindly provide the full, debug enabled debug log (wiki) for starters, as only 3 pieces are not very much in terms of help for solving your weekend puzzle.
Also provide the /etc/exports file from your Syno NAS, perhaps some settings has changed?

It still could be a Synology blooper, although those do not happen very often.

(2018-10-19, 13:36)Klojum Wrote: [ -> ]Kindly provide the full, debug enabled debug log (wiki) for starters, as only 3 pieces are not very much in terms of help for solving your weekend puzzle.
Also provide the /etc/exports file from your Syno NAS, perhaps some settings has changed?

It still could be a Synology blooper, although those do not happen very often.

I already uploaded logs and the exports file, but then... found a fix online - 

So, issue resolved - not sure if it was a router thing or (more likely) change in the MariaDB (both 5 and 10)
All that was needed to fix this issue was a  
[mysqld]
skip-name-resolve
addition to the config file of the mariadb.
The issue was VERY SLOW mysql connection



Thanks for the help in any case.