Testing a few mp3's on the NAS to iTunes PC worked 100%, after transferring my complete collection the iTunes server kept on dying via the web interface. So it was back to the old trusted CLI via ssh and fault finding:
Firstly to check if the iTunes server process is running or not:
ps | grep mt-daapd
And to find the command options:
mt-daapd --help
To start the process manually:
mt-daapd -d 9 -c /etc/mt-daapd.conf -f
with
-d 9 setting the debug level to 9
-c to use a spesific configuration file
-f to run it in teh foreground allowing you to see the debug messages in real time.
running this will halt on the reason for the iTunes server to fail.
if the error is with .m3u files
this can be fixed by changing a line the qnaps /etc/mt-daapd.conf
turing: process_m3u 1 => process_m3u 0
In my instance a single mp3 file caused the process to stop, I corrected the mp3 id tag
Restarted the service and everything worked like a charm
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