Hi there, I've been looking for a programm that can check md5-sums on the ReadyNAS itself. I create md5-sums on my PC and copy the backup-files an the md5-files to the NAS. After that I check it with md5summer http://www.md5summer.org/. But it means, that my PC has to read the laaarge files over the LAN. And it takes a lot of time and energy because my PC is running. So is it possible to do this directly on the NAS?
With the EnableRootSSH add-on, you can now remote login to the ReadyNAS RAIDiator shell as a root user. Initial password for root will be the same as the current FrontView admin password. Please keep in mind that NETGEAR may deny support if you’ve enabled root access.
To be able to use SSH you need to install the x86 EnableRootSSH add-on (there are other addons to enable SSH access but these are for support use only).
On x86 installation is via the Add-ons menu.
Username is 'root' and password will initially be set to be the same as your admin password.
You can login using PuTTy on Windows.
Alternative you can use the Terminal (found at Applications > Utilities > Terminal on Mac OS X) on Mac OS X or Linux:
ssh root@ip.address.of.nas
Then use Linux shell commands.
If you wish to change the root password you can simply use the passwd command:
MDGM-NAS:~# passwd Enter new UNIX password: Retype new UNIX password: passwd: password updated successfully
Options: -c Check sums against given list -s Don't output anything, status code shows success -w Warn about improperly formatted checksum lines
ReadyNAS:/c/Data/Daten/Images/2008#
The I tried "md5sum -s -c 2008.md5" and get:
': No such file or directoryass/thumbs/2008.03.01 - 22.30.22.jpg ': No such file or directoryass/thumbs/2008.03.01 - 22.30.34.jpg ': No such file or directoryass/thumbs/2008.03.01 - 22.34.36.jpg ': No such file or directoryass/thumbs/2008.03.01 - 22.34.40.jpg ': No such file or directoryass/thumbs/2008.03.01 - 22.35.10.jpg ': No such file or directoryass/thumbs/2008.03.01 - 22.35.22.jpg ': No such file or directoryass/thumbs/2008.03.01 - 22.36.32.jpg ': No such file or directoryass/thumbs/2008.03.01 - 22.37.20.jpg ': No such file or directoryass/thumbs/2008.03.01 - 22.38.34.jpg ': No such file or directoryass/thumbs/2008.03.01 - 22.41.44.jpg
Yes, there is a folder called "thumbs". These are webalbums created with jalbum. There is a folder with the original images (images), a folder with html-stuff (res), one with the html-pages (slides) and one folder with the small thumb pictures. But the directory ist not O.K. The path on the NAS is:
It's also possible that md5sum doesn't like the * on each line of the list.
I think the command you should use to create a new md5-file with this change is something like
sed 's/\*//g' md5-file > new-md5-file
Or better yet, perhaps you could do a command to replace a space followed by an asterisk with just a space.
As your filenames include spaces you will also want to put quotes around them. You could use a command to replace just the first space in the line with a space + quotation mark (") and add another quotation mark to the end of each line. There should be commands to do these changes as well.
