Re: Our latest ReadyNAS 424 has old SVN 1.6.12 APP
Almost all the apps come from third parties, and not from Netgear. Subversion came from a community member who is no longer active in these forums, and who has chosen to abandon it. Unfortunately, this is generally the case - very few of the apps are up to date. I agree this is not a good situation.
What you can do is attempt to update the old app after installation with apt-get (using ssh), or simply install it yourself with apt-get. If you do use ssh, you should log in as root (not admin). Also, be mindful of the small size of the OS partition (4 GB). A full OS partition can cause a lot of problems, including corrupting the NAS configuration files.
Netgear intends apps to be installed in /apps, which is a mount point for the data volume folder /data/.apps. One simple option is to relocate any installed folders to /data/.apps (replacing them with soft links).
Another option is to take on the task of publishing updated apps - registering with Netgear, and making new versions of these apps available on Netgear's app store. Though that will only improve the current situation if you are committed to maintaining them. Info on how to register with Netgear is here: https://apps.readynas.com/pages/?page_id=30
Re: Our latest ReadyNAS 424 has old SVN 1.6.12 APP
Thanks for the answer!
I intended to use the APP-solution mainly because I am not fluent in Linux any more to say the least.
Though I acctually reflected on installing and do the other things... I decided to let it go and install SVN for Windows instead. Not because it is the neat thing to do but because it saves my number one comodity, time.
As for to contribute it would appeal to me bar the fact that I havent done any Linux or UNIX stunts for a very long time.
