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OwnCloud 8.0.4
ownCloud[/sizde] Description ownCloud> is a flexible, open source file sync and share solution. Whether using a mobile device, a workstation, or a web client, ownCloud provides the ability to put the right files at the user's fingertips on any device in one simple-to-use, secure, private and controlled solution. Current Version: ownCloud 8.0.4 Requirements: ReadyNAS Platform: ARM ReadyNAS Firmware: RAIDiator 5.3.5 or newer Requires: PHP 5.4: For this add-on to work, the PHP 5.4 add-on has to be installed first! Installation For generic add-on installation instructions please see Add-On Installation Configuration After installation of the add-on, open the add-on's pane from the list of installed add-ons and click on the "Access you ownCloud" link. You will be redirected to your ownCloud installation. if you're asked to login, use admin as your username. The default password after initial installation is netgear1. For further configuration options please consult the OwnCloud Online Documentation.
How to get a Git repository on the ReadyNAS Duo v2
--From the keep your old hardware out of the landfill files-- The instructions on "Setting up a remote git repository on your ReadyNAS" are a bit out of date, and the community git addon is currently MIA. It took a bit of googling, but a local networked git repository is still doable on your DUO v2, so I thought I'd share what I found out. You have to download the SSH addon app from the Netgear addon website, and install it through the dashboard. Then, you need to ssh into the Duo as root using your admin password and add the following to /etc/apt/sources.list deb http://archive.debian.org/debian/ squeeze-updates main deb-src http://archive.debian.org/debian/ squeeze-updates main deb http://archive.debian.org/debian/ squeeze main deb-src http://archive.debian.org/debian/ squeeze main (As always, be careful what you type when logged iin as root, And, you might be able to avoid the first two lines, try skipping them and see if it works). Then you can run apt-get update, and then run apt-get install git (the internet says it's best to avoid running apt-get upgrade as it might brick your Duo v2) I found that I couldn't use the mkdir command to create the /opt/git/whatever. It may have been a typo that I didn't catch that prevented me from doing so, but if you find you have trouble with that you can cd /opt then mkdir git. Then cd into the newly created git dir and mkdir whatever to create the whatever directory. Say that three times fast. In the /root directory use vi to create the .bashrc file and populate it with: export PATH=$PATH:/usr/bin export PATH=$PATH:/opt/git/whatever If I didn't export /usr/bin I got errors in the next set of steps. Note: skip steps 1 and 2 as you already did them and go to steps 3 through 7. As per the comments section of "Setting up a remote git repository on your ReadyNAS": Step 3 should read "git --bare init" "To create & populate your remote repository: 1. Sign on to SSH as root: ssh root@your_nas_ip 2. Create the folder for your repository: mkdir /opt/git/what_ever && cd /opt/git/what_ever 3. Initialise the repository: git – bare init 4. Exit SSH (exit) 5. Navigate to the local git project folder: cd projects/etc 6. Add the remote repo: git remote add origin ssh://root@your_nas_ip/opt/git/what_ever 7. Populate the remote repository: git push origin master (using your admin password)." And, then you should be ready to get your git on, minus the gitweb.cgi local Web interface he mentions as you didn't install the community git addon. Also, of note: According to the debian mailing list there's no security support "at all!" for the code from archive.debian.org, so it's probably best to keep the Duo v2 warm and cozy on your LAN, and off the internet. CheersSABnzbd 0.7.20 (+ unRAR 5.1.6)
SABnzbd 0.7.20 Description: SABnzbd is an Open Source Binary Newsreader written in Python. It's incredibly easy to use, and works practically everywhere. SABnzbd makes Usenet as simple and streamlined as possible by automating everything we can. All you have to do is add an .nzb. SABnzbd takes over from there, where it will be automatically downloaded, verified, repaired, extracted and filed away with zero human interaction. Requirements: RAIDiator 5.3.2 or newer For this add-on to work,the Python2.7 add-on has to be installed on your ReadyNAS. Platform: ARM Current Version: SABnzbd 0.7.20 Changes in this release: - Update to new release of SABnzbd - Update to unRAR version 5.1.6 - Includes 'Kickstrap' theme for faster page load and mobile devices Details/Installation: After installation of the add-on, SABnzbd's web interface can be accessed by typing http://<ip of your NAS>:2708/ in your browser's address field. You will be presented with the setup wizard: After choosing your language and clicking on "Start Wizard" you'll be taken to the theme selection. I prefer the "Plush" theme but the choice is yours: If you want to protect access to the SABnzbd web interface, enter the credentials on the next screen. Important: If you opt to use HTTPS here, the port on which the interface is accessible will change to :9090 once the wizard is finished!. The next step is important. Enter the credentials to access your usenet providers news service. If you fail to enter proper credentials, the wizard will continue but you'll be redirected to the wizard setup on each access to the web interface until the credentials work! (so: don't use the ones from the screenshot, please. They won't work.) If you have an account with one of the two listed nzb search engines, you can enter that on the next screen: Once the wizard is finished SABnzbd will restart itself. It will also present you with a screen where it tells you on what URL to find the web interface in case any of the port settings have changed: Oce you made it to SABnzbd's real web interface, you may wish to change the location of downloaded files. As you can see, SABnzbd will place files into the "download/complete" directory. Since this is already symlinked to your "Media" share, you may leave that as is. If, however, you want to change the location, make sure to use the "/c/<name of the share>/<folder>/.." syntax. Also check that the destination directory is accessible for the "admin" user because that's the account SABnzbd is running under. If you want to make downloaded files accessible by every user on the NAS don't forget to set the "Permissions for completed downloads" to "777" (without the quotes).9.7KViews0likes15CommentsTransmissionBT 2.84
Transmission 2.84 Description: Transmission is a cross-platform BitTorrent client that is Open Source, easy to use, lean and powerful. Requirements: RAIDiator 5.3.5 or newer Platform: ARM (Duo v2, NV+ v2) Current Version: TransmissionBT 2.84 Changes in this release: - Transmission 2.84 Note: The routine on the ReadyNAS responsible for the installation of an add-on seems to sometimes run into a timeout while the actual installation of the add-on is still running. It will then report that the installation of the add-on has failed. If you encounter this situation, please give the ReadyNAS a couple of minutes to finish the installation of the add-on and check on either the dashboard or the page for installed add-ons, whether the icon for the new add-on shows up or not. If it does, check the functionality of the add-on before reporting a problem. Details/Installation: To install the add-on, click on the "Configure" button on the dashboard of the ReadyNAS web interface Next, click on the "Add-ons" button in the menu bar: You are now on the "Availabe" section of the add-ons pane. To install a new add-on, click the "Add Add-on" button hidden to the very right of the menu bar: This opens a popup window. Click the "Browse" button and select the add-on file. When done, click the "Upload" button to send the file to the ReadyNAS for verification. Once the add-on was verified successfully another popup window will open where you click the "Install" button. After a short while the installation process will finish, ending in a "Successfully installed add-on" message. Now you can go to the Dashboard or to the "Installed" add-ons page where the Transmission icon should be visible. By clicking on the link below the icon you will get to the Transmission add-on's preference pane: You can change the port Transmission's web interface listens on. Please note that due to the way Transmissions works a change in the listening port will always trigger a restart of the Transmission daemon, which interrupts any currently running transfers. To access Transmission's web interface just click on the link "Access Transmission's web interface" above the two settings. You will be prompted for a username and a password. The default credentials after installation are admin / password. Please make sure to change those! Screenshots Standard Web Interface:8.6KViews0likes13Comments
Transmission 2.82 for ARM – FREE
Hi Everyone, this is my build of Transmission Bittorrent client for NETGEAR ReadyNAS Storage Systems based on ARM processor architecture (DUO v2, NV+ v2). General notes: • Release notes for Transmission you can read on Transmission developers site: https://trac.transmissionbt.com/wiki/Changes • This package was tested with versions 5.3.3, 5.3.4, 5.3.7 of the RAIDiator firmware. It may work with other versions, however I would recommend upgrading firmware to the latest version (5.3.7). • Only transmission-daemon, client tools and Web interface are included in this package. • After installing you should be able to access web interface from your browser by the following URL: http://[ip_address_of_your_NAS]:9091. • Transmission network share will be created after installation. Normally you should not need it, it provides access to Transmission configuration (settings.json) and some other special files. • By default downloaded files are saved to /Media/Torrents. You may later change it in Transmission configuration. • Your NAS should be connected to the Internet when you are installing this package. Otherwise you could experience delays while installing the add-on and installation process may end with error due to timeout. This error can be ignored, as the package should be installed successfully. • Before installing this version please remove any other builds of Transmission (those not made by me). But you can keep previous version of my build, newer version should upgrade it. Download it from my website: http://www.sergeysurba.com/projects/transmission Please try and test it, comments and suggestions are welcome. Discussion thread is here: http://www.readynas.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=68561 Happy ReadyNASing! Sergey.8.1KViews0likes2CommentsPHP 5.4.44
PHP5 5.4.44 Description: PHPis a widely-used general-purpose scripting language that is especially suited for Web development and can be embedded into HTML. Requirements: RAIDiator 5.3.2 or newer Platform: ARM Current Version: PHP5 5.4.44 Changes from previous release: - Updated to PHP 5.4.44 Important: Make sure to have SSH access enabled on your ReadyNAS before installing this addon. (Better safe than sorry!) No restart of the ReadyNAS required, should work right after installation. Give it a minute or two for the web server needs to restart in the background. Details: This addon contains the libphp5.so module for the Apache web server as well as the command line version of PHP. Included are the following extensions: - PEAR - apache2handler - bcmath - bz2 - calendar - core - ctype - curl (*) - date - dba - dom - enchant (*) - ereg - exif - fileinfo - filter - ftp - gd (*) - gettext - gmp - hash - iconv - intl - json - ldap (*) - libxml - mbstring - mcrypt (*) - mhash - mssql (*) - mysql (*) - mysqli (*) - mysqlnd - odbc (*) - openssl - pcre - pdo (*) - pdo_dblib (*) - pdo_mysql (*) - pdo_odbc (*) - pdo_sqlite (*) - phar - posix - pspell (*) - recode (*) - reflection - session - shmop - simplexml - snmp (*) - soap - sockets - spl - sqlite (*) - sqlite3 (*) - standard - sysvmsg - sysvsem - sysvshm - tidy (*) - tokenizer - wddx - xcache (*) - xml - xmlreader - xmlrpc (*) - xmlwriter - xsl (*) - zip - zlib Modules marked with (*) can be disabled form within Frontview to conserve system memory like shown in this screenshot:Installation de l'application Pydio (Ajaxexplorer)
Bonjour, J'ai un NAS RN3200. A chaque fois que je veux installer Pydio (mais d'autres applications également), le NAS veut mettre à jour ma liste d'applications et cela se solde à chaque fois par un échec. Quelqu'un sait-il d'où cela peut provenir. J'ai déjà fait une réinsatllation des paramètres usines. Merci pour votre réponse.7.1KViews0likes16CommentsPhpMyAdmin (3.4.10.1)
phpMyAdmin 3.4.10.1 Description: phpMyAdmin is a software tool written in PHP intended to handle the administration of MySQL over the World Wide Web. phpMyAdmin supports a wide range of operations with MySQL. The most frequently used operations are supported by the user interface (managing databases, tables, fields, relations, indexes, users, permissions, etc), while you still have the ability to directly execute any SQL statement. Platform: ARM Requirements: RAIDiator 5.3.2 or newer Current Version: PHPMyAdmin 3.4.10.1 v1.3.2 Changes from previous release: - Updated PhpMyAdmin to new release Important: This add-on requires that a PHP add-on is installed first. (it will check on install) Access Configuration: To prevent any unauthorized access to PhpMyAdmin and the databases it connects to, you can set different access levels from the add-on's management window. After installation the add-on is by default accessible by everyone. So do yourself a favor and set the access levels. As you can see, there are two different groups of access levels: One for accessing the PhpMyAdmin web application, the other for accessing PhpMyadmin's setup where you define the servers users should have access to. Initially both grous are set to "Open", meaning everyone on your network can access everything: Access levels for the "Setup" group can be set independently from the "Access" group. So as shown in the example below you can make the PhpMyAdmin application available to everyone, while the Setup is only accessible by the admin user of your ReadyNAS. Access levels for the "Access" group however directly influence the settings for the "Setup" group. You cannot have a Seup that is more open than the access level of the "Access" group. For example in the screenshot below, "Access" was set to "Admin only" and since it doesn't make much sense to restrict access to the admin but have everyone access the setup, the permission level for the "Setup" group was changed to "Admin only" automatically. Likewise, if you chose "Users only" for the Access group, the Setup group has to be set to "Users only" or "Admin only". Note that as you can see in the screenshot options currently unavailable will not be selectable. Configuration: After installing the add-on, you get two options on the "Installed Add-ons" screen: Use PhpMyAdmin and Configure PhpMyAdmin. Since PhpMyAdmin can be used to manage local and remote MySQL servers, you have to configure it before you can actually use it. Once you click on the Configure PhpMyAdmin link you are taken to a new browser windows that displays PhpMyAdmin's integrated web setup. There may be some warning messages shown at this point which you can safely ignore. To add a new server click on the New Server button located in the middle of the screen. You are then presented with a tabbed viwe of multiple settings pages. Don't worry, you don't need to fill in each and every detail. The most important fields are Verbose name of this server which should contain a description that allows you to identify the server easily. Also important is the Server hostname field. Here you either enter the IP address of the MySQL server you want to manage or a fully qualified hostnamed to that server that can be resolved using DNS. Once you click the Save button at the bottom of the input form your changes you are directed back to the overview. Do not forget to klick the Save button there, too. Otherwise all your configuration is lost once you close that window. When your settings are saved you can start using PhpMyAdmin on your ReadyNAS to manage your MySQL servers. History PHPMyAdmin 3.4.10.1 v1.3.2 (2012-03-09) - Updated to new version 3.4.10.1 PHPMyAdmin 3.4.8 v1.2.9 (2011-12-12) - Initial releasePython 2.7.10
Python2.7 2.7.10 Description: Python is a programming language that lets you work more quickly and integrate your systems more effectively. You can learn to use Python and see almost immediate gains in productivity and lower maintenance costs. Requirements: RAIDiator 5.3.2 or newer Platform: ARM Current Version: Python2.7.10 (RNOS5 ARM) Changes from previous release: - none, initial release for ARM Details: This addon contains the following modules: - python - python-central - python-cheetah - python-configobj - python-feedparser - python-minimal - python-openssl - python-pysqlite2 - python-support - python-yenc - python2.7 - python2.7-minimal Additional modules can be added on request. History 0.8.0 (2011-12-12) Initial release