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Hello - I have an Ultra 6 with the Surveillance app installed. I now found there is an required update but if I select the x86 addon surveillance_1.4.2-3_amd64.deb and try to install it, my Ultra 6 says it is not the right package. "Update file is not valid for this architecture." So, what do I use for the update?
Also, I have another problem. I changed computers, and now if I use the old Survellience (1.3.2.4) to do palyback, I get a popup that says "Can't load file: "blah\Appdata\Roaming\NUUO\ISSres/images/Playback/OsdText.bmp". I'm assuming I need to reinstall a Surveillance package on my new PC that takes care of that? If yes, which one?
Is there a way to check with Netgear about this? I paid a lot of money for those Ultra 6 NAS devices (I have 2, although only 1 is used for surveillance), and would like to continue to use them. BTW, both of mine are updated to 4.2.28.
For the security problem with the Surveillance app, what specifically is the problem? Is it something that could be fixed with just a change to one of the Linux kernel modules? If true, maybe the fix is not too difficult to do. Or with a script, I might be able to do it myself without bricking the device.
I believe there are no plans to fix it for RAIDiator-x86 4.2.x unfortunately.
Given the price paid for the surveillance license, I'd be a very angry customer if I'd purchased it and gotten this response.
If customers want to complain about this, who should they contact? Note Netgear recently backpedaled on dropping support for their vuezone cameras, so complaining does sometimes work.
