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2012-03-20
01:38 PM
2012-03-20
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Spotweb and Readynas
Does somebody know how to install spotweb on a readynas ?"
If yes perhaps they could leave a small how to here, so that others can benefit from there experience.
Thx in advance, regards.
If yes perhaps they could leave a small how to here, so that others can benefit from there experience.
Thx in advance, regards.
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2012-03-21
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2012-03-21
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Re: Spotweb and Readynas
http://synology.brickman.nl/syn_howto/H ... potweb.txt
This is how it works on synology nas. So why should it not work on a readynas ?
Nobody here with experience on spotweb ?!
This is how it works on synology nas. So why should it not work on a readynas ?
Nobody here with experience on spotweb ?!
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2012-03-22
06:19 PM
2012-03-22
06:19 PM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
The test file looks ok. (See screenshot) I've not progressed it any further than that, as I'm not sure it's of any use to me, and I'm short of time to dig deeper at the moment. Will try again at the weekend if time permits.
It was pretty straightforward to get that far though. You'll need to create your own "spotweb" (no quotes) database for it, (I use PHPMyAdmin) and you will have to grant permissions on the Spotweb directory (I temporarily put the dir' in Webroot to test) and restart Apache. I think that was about all I did.
Installation is covered here mostly. https://github.com/spotweb/spotweb
It was pretty straightforward to get that far though. You'll need to create your own "spotweb" (no quotes) database for it, (I use PHPMyAdmin) and you will have to grant permissions on the Spotweb directory (I temporarily put the dir' in Webroot to test) and restart Apache. I think that was about all I did.
Installation is covered here mostly. https://github.com/spotweb/spotweb
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2012-03-24
09:09 AM
2012-03-24
09:09 AM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
Thx very much for your reply. To make this work i need a step by step instructions on how to do this.
I have not found this on the internet net yet for the readynas. People with limited skills like me could then have there own spotweb on a readynas.
Thx for the link you provided but ik would not know where to start.
I have not found this on the internet net yet for the readynas. People with limited skills like me could then have there own spotweb on a readynas.
Thx for the link you provided but ik would not know where to start.
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2012-03-24
05:56 PM
2012-03-24
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Re: Spotweb and Readynas
cobels wrote: Thx very much for your reply. To make this work i need a step by step instructions on how to do this.
I have not found this on the internet net yet for the readynas. People with limited skills like me could then have there own spotweb on a readynas.
Thx for the link you provided but ik would not know where to start.
I'll have to have a further look at it, as all I did was run No 7 on the installation instructions. I went no further than that.
I've never made an addon, although it does interest me, but I doubt I'd find the time to sit down and try that. A simple step by step guide might be possible, but I'm not promising anything.
You have SSH access? Any addons installed?
PHPMyAdmin I used to create the required database.
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2012-03-25
11:28 AM
2012-03-25
11:28 AM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
I have SSH access but my knowledge of that is just copying what is see on the internet i do not understand the syntax. I have addons sab couch sickb etc. Thx you for takeing a look at it.
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2012-10-02
07:38 AM
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07:38 AM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
Anyone have any idea how to install spotweb on readynas ultra? https://github.com/spotweb/spotweb#readme
*Edit
Where is the web root folder on the readynas?
*Edit
Where is the web root folder on the readynas?
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2012-10-02
04:12 PM
2012-10-02
04:12 PM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
TMiland wrote: Anyone have any idea how to install spotweb on readynas ultra? https://github.com/spotweb/spotweb#readme
*Edit
Where is the web root folder on the readynas?
It usually gets installed when you've added some Addons, particularly those from Super_Poussin.
Whatever, Webroot was just an example location, you could put it (Spotweb Dir) where you like, within reason.
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2012-12-26
05:25 PM
2012-12-26
05:25 PM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
Can anyone write a tutorial for this one? its most essential in this dark period
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2012-12-28
09:41 AM
2012-12-28
09:41 AM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
Now spotplanet is going down it was time for me to install Spotweb on the ReadNas(x86).
I have created a step-by-step tutorial.
Hopefully it will help you. Success!
// Create a website share
========================================================================
http://www.readynas.com/?p=135
I made a share called 'www' and skipped step 4
//Enable Root SSH Access
========================================================================
http://www.readynas.com/?p=4203
//Install MysqlOn add-on
========================================================================
http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=22853
//Install PHP 5.3 add-on
========================================================================
http://readynasxtras.com/readynas-x86-add-ons/php-53-x86
//Set timezone (Using frontview: Add-ons->Installed->PHP5)
========================================================================
//Edit both php.ini files. Search for date.timezone.
//Edit the line so it matches your timezone (example: date.timezone = Europe/Amsterdam)
//Create spotweb database and user (change user and password)
========================================================================
//Install spotweb
========================================================================
// Configure apache
===============================================================================
//Install nano:
// Put these lines under the line 'Include /etc/frontview/apache/Shares.conf' and save.
// Restart apache
//Configure spotweb
=========================================================================
//Run the installation wiazrd:
http://nas-ip/www/spotweb/install.php
//Save your db settings:
//copy and paste these lines, change user and password to yours and save:
//Update database schema
============================================================================
//Retrieve spots for the first time
============================================================================
//Run spotweb
============================================================================
http://nas-ip/www/spotweb/
//Retrieve new spots every 30 minutes (create cronjob)
============================================================================
// Copy this line and save
That's all
I have created a step-by-step tutorial.
Hopefully it will help you. Success!
// Create a website share
========================================================================
http://www.readynas.com/?p=135
I made a share called 'www' and skipped step 4
//Enable Root SSH Access
========================================================================
http://www.readynas.com/?p=4203
//Install MysqlOn add-on
========================================================================
http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=22853
//Install PHP 5.3 add-on
========================================================================
http://readynasxtras.com/readynas-x86-add-ons/php-53-x86
//Set timezone (Using frontview: Add-ons->Installed->PHP5)
========================================================================
//Edit both php.ini files. Search for date.timezone.
//Edit the line so it matches your timezone (example: date.timezone = Europe/Amsterdam)
//Create spotweb database and user (change user and password)
========================================================================
mysql
CREATE DATABASE spotweb;
GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON spotweb.* TO "user" IDENTIFIED BY "password";
quit
//Install spotweb
========================================================================
cd /c
wget --no-check-certificate https://github.com/spotweb/spotweb/tarball/master
tar -xvzf master
mv spotweb-spotweb-* /c/www/spotweb
rm master
// Configure apache
===============================================================================
//Install nano:
apt-get update
apt-get install nano
nano /etc/frontview/apache/httpd.conf
// Put these lines under the line 'Include /etc/frontview/apache/Shares.conf' and save.
Alias /www /c/www
<Location /www>
Options Indexes FollowSymLinks SymLinksIfOwnerMatch
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
</Location>
// Restart apache
killall apache-ssl
/usr/sbin/apache-ssl -f /etc/frontview/apache/httpd.conf
//Configure spotweb
=========================================================================
//Run the installation wiazrd:
http://nas-ip/www/spotweb/install.php
//Save your db settings:
cd /c/www/spotweb
nano dbsettings.inc.php
//copy and paste these lines, change user and password to yours and save:
<?php
$dbsettings['engine'] = 'mysql';
$dbsettings['host'] = 'localhost';
$dbsettings['dbname'] = 'spotweb';
$dbsettings['user'] = 'user';
$dbsettings['pass'] = 'password';
//Update database schema
============================================================================
php upgrade-db.php
//Retrieve spots for the first time
============================================================================
php retrieve.php
//Run spotweb
============================================================================
http://nas-ip/www/spotweb/
//Retrieve new spots every 30 minutes (create cronjob)
============================================================================
crontab -e
// Copy this line and save
*/30 * * * * /usr/bin/php /c/www/spotweb/retrieve.php >> /var/log/spotweb.log
That's all
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2012-12-29
08:55 AM
2012-12-29
08:55 AM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
Hi sign2apple, did follow all the lines but at moment i want to install this
http(s)://ip-address/spotweb/install.php
nothing there to install, at least install.php is not there.
checked the install folder and saw that file is there on my server.
But could it be that port must be added in line?
//Configure spotweb
=========================================================================
//Run the installation wiazrd:
http://nas-ip/spotweb/install.php
http(s)://ip-address/spotweb/install.php
nothing there to install, at least install.php is not there.
checked the install folder and saw that file is there on my server.
But could it be that port must be added in line?
//Configure spotweb
=========================================================================
//Run the installation wiazrd:
http://nas-ip/spotweb/install.php
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2012-12-29
09:02 AM
2012-12-29
09:02 AM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
See follow message: HTTP 403 forbidden access
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2012-12-29
11:52 AM
2012-12-29
11:52 AM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
Take a look in apache's error.log
tail /var/log/frontview/error.log
or
nano /var/log/frontview/error.log
search(ctr+w) for the string spotweb
What does it say?
tail /var/log/frontview/error.log
or
nano /var/log/frontview/error.log
search(ctr+w) for the string spotweb
What does it say?
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2012-12-29
02:26 PM
2012-12-29
02:26 PM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
Here the log file, check below link and open log.zip
http://www.sleatnet.nl/temp/
Did see the follow error often:
apache-ssl: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 192.168.1.113 for ServerName
and
[Sat Dec 29 17:39:56 2012] [error] [client 192.168.1.100] Options FollowSymLinks or SymLinksIfOwnerMatch is off which implies that RewriteRule directive is forbidden: /frontview/ui/resource/html/spotweb/install.php
As i saw it was forbidden error do io need i give alle peaple acces to shares to get first all installed?
http://www.sleatnet.nl/temp/
Did see the follow error often:
apache-ssl: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name, using 192.168.1.113 for ServerName
and
[Sat Dec 29 17:39:56 2012] [error] [client 192.168.1.100] Options FollowSymLinks or SymLinksIfOwnerMatch is off which implies that RewriteRule directive is forbidden: /frontview/ui/resource/html/spotweb/install.php
As i saw it was forbidden error do io need i give alle peaple acces to shares to get first all installed?
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2012-12-29
02:39 PM
2012-12-29
02:39 PM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
Yeah having the same problem now after playing around with frontview which caused a apache restart.
I did solved this by making some changes in httpd.conf, but I removed this later, because I thought it was not necessary and that is why I didn't put it in the tutorial.
I lost the changes I made to httpd.conf, but I have a temporay workaround.
Rename .htaccess to something else:
This is not a really a good solution because we are missng some functionality now (https://github.com/spotweb/spotweb/wiki/Spotweb-als-Newznab-Provider)
but it works for now.
I will search for a better solution later and rewrite the tutorial.
I did solved this by making some changes in httpd.conf, but I removed this later, because I thought it was not necessary and that is why I didn't put it in the tutorial.
I lost the changes I made to httpd.conf, but I have a temporay workaround.
Rename .htaccess to something else:
cd /frontview/ui/resource/html/spotweb
mv .htaccess htaccess.bak
This is not a really a good solution because we are missng some functionality now (https://github.com/spotweb/spotweb/wiki/Spotweb-als-Newznab-Provider)
but it works for now.
I will search for a better solution later and rewrite the tutorial.
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2012-12-29
02:43 PM
2012-12-29
02:43 PM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
Thanks, was looking for that file saw now after error message on google to update that one.
Was looking in appache setting, but now i got the page ....let install it 🙂
Edit:
Almost there, one more prob i guess.
//Install nano:
apt-get install nano <--Reading done, building done, e:couldn't find package nano
Looks like editing tool, can do it within winSCP
Was looking in appache setting, but now i got the page ....let install it 🙂
Edit:
Almost there, one more prob i guess.
//Install nano:
apt-get install nano <--Reading done, building done, e:couldn't find package nano
Looks like editing tool, can do it within winSCP
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2012-12-29
03:08 PM
2012-12-29
03:08 PM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
Yes nano is an editing tool
Maybe you have to do an apt-get update first.
I don't know about winSCP.
you can also create a text file using notepad and copy that to the directory.
Did you make changes to httpd.conf or did you renamed .htaccess to solve this issue about 403 error
Maybe you have to do an apt-get update first.
I don't know about winSCP.
you can also create a text file using notepad and copy that to the directory.
Did you make changes to httpd.conf or did you renamed .htaccess to solve this issue about 403 error
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2012-12-29
03:14 PM
2012-12-29
03:14 PM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
Indeed all working now(all you said i did do), getting first bulk of data in database.
Looks like it take some time, will let him do his work 🙂
Thanks for the help, will use it for remote( vpn tunnel)
Looks like it take some time, will let him do his work 🙂
Thanks for the help, will use it for remote( vpn tunnel)
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2012-12-29
03:18 PM
2012-12-29
03:18 PM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
Yes retrieve.php for the first time can take up a couple of days.
Maybe it is a better to do this in a batch job.
Maybe it is a better to do this in a batch job.
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2012-12-31
11:53 AM
2012-12-31
11:53 AM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
@sign2apple
Thanks for your reply to my tutorial request. didn't tried it yet, but seems pretty straight forward. will look into it later on (still a week to go:)
EDIT: works flawless .. Thanks!
Thanks for your reply to my tutorial request. didn't tried it yet, but seems pretty straight forward. will look into it later on (still a week to go:)
EDIT: works flawless .. Thanks!
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2013-01-01
10:44 AM
2013-01-01
10:44 AM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
I updated the tutorial.
Changes I made:
Moved spotweb to a web share(/c/www), instead of frontview's sub dir (because frontview's sub dirs maybe overwritten by an firmware upgrade).
Made some changes to httpd.conf, this was nessesary to avoid 403 error and keep the .htaccess file.
Not necessary to rename .htaccess anymore, so we can use Spotweb as a Newznab provider.
Changes I made:
Moved spotweb to a web share(/c/www), instead of frontview's sub dir (because frontview's sub dirs maybe overwritten by an firmware upgrade).
Made some changes to httpd.conf, this was nessesary to avoid 403 error and keep the .htaccess file.
Not necessary to rename .htaccess anymore, so we can use Spotweb as a Newznab provider.
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2013-01-09
06:47 AM
2013-01-09
06:47 AM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
I am having an issue with this when trying to connect with couchpotato and sickbeard
thing is they can't communicate.
i followed this tutorial:
https://github.com/spotweb/spotweb/wiki/Spotweb-als-Newznab-Provider
but i can't make it work with ReadyNAS since i can't figure out how to enable mod_rewrite and AllowOverride wich i think is the issue here.
when i try to test manually using:
http://server/spotweb/api?t=c
i get this error:
Not Found
The requested URL /c/www/spotweb/index.php was not found on this server.
can you please help??
thing is they can't communicate.
i followed this tutorial:
https://github.com/spotweb/spotweb/wiki/Spotweb-als-Newznab-Provider
but i can't make it work with ReadyNAS since i can't figure out how to enable mod_rewrite and AllowOverride wich i think is the issue here.
when i try to test manually using:
http://server/spotweb/api?t=c
i get this error:
Not Found
The requested URL /c/www/spotweb/index.php was not found on this server.
can you please help??
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2013-01-09
10:57 AM
2013-01-09
10:57 AM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
Try adding those lines to httpd.conf add the end of the <Location /www> block and restart apache.
Haven't fully tested couchpotato/newznab functionality yet, so the tutorial may need some modifications.
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !api/
RewriteRule api/?$ spotweb/index.php?page=newznabapi [QSA,L]
Haven't fully tested couchpotato/newznab functionality yet, so the tutorial may need some modifications.
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2013-01-10
08:19 AM
2013-01-10
08:19 AM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
Thanks...
Now i can actually see XML when i open: http://server/spotweb/api?t=c
but still can't make it work with couchpotato or SickBeard
Now i can actually see XML when i open: http://server/spotweb/api?t=c
but still can't make it work with couchpotato or SickBeard
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2013-01-11
08:30 AM
2013-01-11
08:30 AM
Re: Spotweb and Readynas
Should work with CP.
Works for me though.
Can you find something in CP's log?
Take a look at the requests CP makes to spotweb?
Do you see anny errors?
Works for me though.
Can you find something in CP's log?
Take a look at the requests CP makes to spotweb?
Do you see anny errors?
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