I use a Logitech Classic client. I am extremely happy with it :)

I play media stored on the family iMac (16GB RAM, OSX Yosemite fully up-to-date).

I recently purchased a WD Mycloud NAS and relocated the itunes library to a shared folder (no pwd, public share).

By means of the control panel LMS controller app, I pointed the LMS to the shared media folder on the NAS (>>> /volumes/iTunes).

The NAS share containing the media is mounted automagically when I login.

When I log off my user account the client is able to continue accessing the media library, even after waking frol sleep.

However, when I reboot the iMac, the LMS is unable to follow the stated path (/volumes/iTunes) and to mount the public share in order to access the media. The client gives back an error message stating 'Can't find the file'.

I tried to configure an 'automount' share using a utility called NFS Manager but that did not succeed because creating autmounts requires a directory service.

I created an alias of the share and stored it in the iMac's shared (public) area and configured the LMS control panel to point it but the LMS media locater does not see the alias file itself, it resolves the alias to the shared volume.

Is it possible to get this issue addressed somehow ? I mean the have the LMS mount the shared media at boot time without having a user to log in.

Kind Regards