Your MyBook's Plex folder should now show up in the left-hand sidebar! Now, to test, type in terminal: sudo mount -aĪnd open Nautilus (the file manager). *Sidenote: If you use a password protected NAS, use this line instead: //192.168.0.13/Plex /media/Plex Since you said there's no password, guest should work. Don't touch anything already added to the document, but add to the end of that document this line: //192.168.0.13/Plex /media/Plex cifs guest 0 0 This will open /etc/fstab in the text editor with write permissions. Still in the terminal, type: sudo gedit /etc/fstab (Now you've got a backup copy called fstab.bak) You can do this by entering in terminal: sudo cp /etc/fstab /etc/fstab.bak
You may wish to backup /etc/fstab first (in case something goes wrong your you want to undo this easily). Then, you'll want to edit your /etc/fstab - this is what tells Ubuntu what to drives to mount (and where) when it starts up. Now, let's install CIFS Utilities: sudo apt-get install cifs-utils You'll need to enter your password, because usually only the operating system edits things in /media) (This assumes you don't already have that directory. Once you decide, open a terminal and type: sudo mkdir /media/Plex I would suggest something like /media/Plex. You'll need to decide where you want the mounted files from MyBook to appear in your filesystem.
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I don't believe Plex has any way to access drives from a network location, but like this thread on Plex for Mac suggests - if you are able to mount them within the local filesystem, then you should be able to do it with no problem. If someone could help me I would be grateful. I have read various things and tried several different things, but no luck. IP address of the mybook is 192.168.0.13. There isn't a username or password needed to get into the shared folder "Plex". I know this will be fixed when the shared folder "Plex" is mounted/mapped correctly.
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Also I just don't understand how to add it into plex. I don't know how to mount/map this properly to keep this mounted every time there is a reboot needed. I created a folder called Plex which then has sub-directories: So I understand with this there are shared folders on this drive. Everything was working on Ubuntu 13.04 running PMS and a external USB HDD hooked up to it until I got a NAS WD MyBookLive 3TB drive. I like Ubuntu and want to use it instead of windows. So I've been looking around and can't find an exact solution to my problem.
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