Hi,I can access my share through the https interface. I can perfectly browse folders and upload files.However, when trying to download a file by clicking it in the browser, I am going to a url:https://<ip>/<sharename>/<filename>?nossi=1and this gives:Not FoundThe requested URL /<sharename>/<filename> was not found on this server.This happens at every file in every folder.This is a Ultra 2 on RAIDiator 4.2.26 How can I solve this?Thank you

Are your files publicly available (user rights) ? did you try to reboot or relaunch the web server ? Is this a new configuration or did it work previously ? I think the URL for older NAS is different than the one for OS6, can you try https://ip.address.of.nas/webshare/yourshare and https://ip.address.of.nas/share/yourshare. I think there is something like that to add before the share name.

Hi xeltros, thank you for your reply.xeltros wrote:Are your files publicly available (user rights) ?Don't know; how can I check?did you try to reboot or relaunch the web server ?Yes, didn't made any difference.Is this a new configuration or did it work previously ? I've been just starting to use the http interface for the shares.I think the URL for older NAS is different than the one for OS6, can you try https://ip.address.of.nas/webshare/yourshare and https://ip.address.of.nas/share/yourshare. I think there is something like that to add before the share name.Both webshare and share in front of the sharename give a 404.

did you take a look at http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detai ... diator-4.x) ?Their technique makes use of the default redirection. If you only have one HTTP share to create this can be done like that, otherwise I don't know, I don't have a 4.x device so I can't test anything.

I have just read your link. I think we misunderstand each other. I don't want to make a website, I want to access my share using https from outside of my home.Thank you.

Indeed I misunderstood but those two things are not that different. The first thing is to make it work locally. The second is to configure the router forwarding capabilities. The third is to use a dynamic DNS to point to your router. The approach is pretty similar than for a website, except that instead of having files that will print a webpage, apache will create an index of the files automatically. maybe you would also want to check readyNAS remote : http://www.readynas.com/?cat=52Ultra is not mentioned here but I don't see any reason why it shouldn't work with it. It is an alternative for remote access to the NAS from internet. see this too : http://kb.netgear.com/app/answers/detai ... lus-series,The link for Remote is at the bottom, the link for HTTP is at the top. They say to access http://ip/shares with an "s", can you try that ? But since you asked for HTTP, we'll try to work this out. So just to be clear. Does this work locally ? (IP in 192.168.x.x)What did you do to configure the share ?

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mdlaat

Aspirant

Sep 17, 2014

access share by http gives 404

Hi,

I can access my share through the https interface. I can perfectly browse folders and upload files.
However, when trying to download a file by clicking it in the browser, I am going to a url:
https://<ip>/<sharename>/<filename>?nossi=1
and this gives:

Not Found
The requested URL /<sharename>/<filename> was not found on this server.

This happens at every file in every folder.

This is a Ultra 2 on RAIDiator 4.2.26
How can I solve this?

Thank you

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xeltros
Apprentice
Sep 17, 2014
Yep some of them are wandering around. Otherwise you could fill in a support request by mail I guess.
That said, I don't know if the 4.x is still maintained.