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Feb 20, 2015

DropboxManager - Found app [dropboxmanager] with bad config

I've already posted this on rnxtras and whocares has looked at it but I still haven't resolved the problem. If you have a login on his site the post is here: https://rnxtras.com/topic/installation-suc...

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Jophus

Luminary

Jul 16, 2015

Hey Guys.

I ran into the same problem when installing and running DropboxManager. Whocares solved it for me in my installation by:

SSH into your readynas
navigate to

cd /etc/apache2/sites-enabled

There should be one 000-fv-http and one 000-fv-https file. If there are any more (in my instance 001-fv-https2) this is causing issues. I think it is because I set a secondary port for remote access to https (so I didn't open the default port on my router when I want to administer the NAS remotely). This is speculation and I have no proof of it.
Anyway:

mv /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/001-fv-https2 /tmp

then restart apache2

systemctl restart apache2

This worked for me.

andy_vdg
Guide
Aug 15, 2015
Jophus wrote:
Hey Guys.

I ran into the same problem when installing and running DropboxManager. Whocares solved it for me in my installation by:

SSH into your readynas
navigate to
cd /etc/apache2/sites-enabled

There should be one 000-fv-http and one 000-fv-https file. If there are any more (in my instance 001-fv-https2) this is causing issues. I think it is because I set a secondary port for remote access to https (so I didn't open the default port on my router when I want to administer the NAS remotely). This is speculation and I have no proof of it.
Anyway:
mv /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/001-fv-https2 /tmp

then restart apache2
systemctl restart apache2

This worked for me.
This didn't work for me unfortunately. For some reason the apache config is just not processed for the Dropbox app