2018-08-30, 06:48
I sorted this out myself.
So my Kodi app on my Surface was working, because from my Surface in Windows Explorer I had logged into the NAS folders using a login/password. The XBox One Kodi I had not done that (and not sure if you can). I had to log into my QNAP and comb through the settings. I had set up access as read only in one spot, but I needed to change a pick list to say "NFS host access" and then set "Access right" enabled. Once I applied that setting, then I could descend into the folder from Kodi on the XBox One. Was not able to upload my screenshot here, but here are step by step instructions for my NAS admin page.
1. Connect to your QNAP NAS admin page.
2. Open Control Panel
3. Select Privilege -> Shared Folders.
4. You will now see a list of folders.
5. In the Actions column, hover over the icon that gives the tooltip that says "Edit Shared Folder Permission" and click it.
6. A window will appear that says "Edit Shared Folder Permission".
7. I did have "Guest Access Right" pick list set to "Read Only" here.
8. Change the "Select permission type" pick list to be "NFS host access".
9. Enable the checkbox for "Access right".
10. Click Apply.
You should be good to go now. If you found you needed more steps, please post back here. But this worked for me.
I'm running the QNAP TS-231. Firmware version: 4.3.4.0675 Build 20180810
So my Kodi app on my Surface was working, because from my Surface in Windows Explorer I had logged into the NAS folders using a login/password. The XBox One Kodi I had not done that (and not sure if you can). I had to log into my QNAP and comb through the settings. I had set up access as read only in one spot, but I needed to change a pick list to say "NFS host access" and then set "Access right" enabled. Once I applied that setting, then I could descend into the folder from Kodi on the XBox One. Was not able to upload my screenshot here, but here are step by step instructions for my NAS admin page.
1. Connect to your QNAP NAS admin page.
2. Open Control Panel
3. Select Privilege -> Shared Folders.
4. You will now see a list of folders.
5. In the Actions column, hover over the icon that gives the tooltip that says "Edit Shared Folder Permission" and click it.
6. A window will appear that says "Edit Shared Folder Permission".
7. I did have "Guest Access Right" pick list set to "Read Only" here.
8. Change the "Select permission type" pick list to be "NFS host access".
9. Enable the checkbox for "Access right".
10. Click Apply.
You should be good to go now. If you found you needed more steps, please post back here. But this worked for me.
I'm running the QNAP TS-231. Firmware version: 4.3.4.0675 Build 20180810
