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On an OS6 NAS go to System > Settings > Services and enable SSH.
On a legacy ReadyNAS you will need to install the EnableRootSSH add-on.
Any way you get root access has the same support implications.
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On an OS6 NAS go to System > Settings > Services and enable SSH.
On a legacy ReadyNAS you will need to install the EnableRootSSH add-on.
Any way you get root access has the same support implications.
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Generally it is risky to use ssh on the NAS if you don't understand what the commands do.
What commands are you trying to enter?
In your case, you could copy the config file to a share, and then use notepad++ on a PC to edit it. (notepad won't work, you want a tool that maintains linux end-of-line conventions). That would be easier than attempting to use vi.
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Hmmm. Maybe I missed something. I am trying to copy the config file to share and make edits. I don't see the directory where it is stored. It was my understanding the only way to get to the directory was throught SSH? Is that incorrect? Truthfully there may be a number of files I need to edit. I need edit the Moodle standard.php file as well. I have been treking down this road in an effort to gain access to all the files for ReadyNAS plug-ins. Can you help with that?
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@Newsat11 wrote:
Hmmm. Maybe I missed something. I am trying to copy the config file to share and make edits. I don't see the directory where it is stored. It was my understanding the only way to get to the directory was throught SSH? Is that incorrect?
Most of the app data is in /data/.apps (which is also mounted as /apps). You can see /apps only with ssh, but you can see /data/.apps if you mount the /data volume as a drive letter on your pc. For instance
net use z: \\nasname\data /user:admin password
However, the files you are looking for might be somewhere else (depending on the app install). I don't have php installed on my os6 systems, so I'm not sure where they are put.
If you do find the files in /data/.apps (or if you copy them to a share for editing), make sure you edit with notepad++ and be careful to preserve linux formatting.
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The net use command doesn't apply to Mac, its just windows. Mac also uses the same formatting as linux for text files, so that is not a concern.
You will want to access /data/.apps using SMB even though you are on a mac. I don't have any macs, but I think this guide is likely correct: http://users.wfu.edu/yipcw/atg/apple/smb/
.apps is a hidden folder (which I gather is a pain on a mac). But I think you can simply use smb:\\nasname\data\.apps for the server address. You will need to use admin as the username, and the NAS admin password for the password.
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Thanks for the answer. I know how to get to this directory, you anwered the question on my other thread.