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Transmission for RAIDiator 4.1
Transmission Description: Transmission is a Peer to Peer (P2P) Client,which will let you download files from the BitTorrent Network. It support encryption and peer blocking. Some scripts have been added to enhance the capabilities like uncompressing files, moving complete downloads to a specific directory. BitTorrent is a peer-to-peer file sharing protocol used for distributing large amounts of data. BitTorrent is one of the most common protocols for transferring large files, and by some estimates it accounts for about 35% of all traffic on the entire Internet.[1] The protocol works initially when a file provider makes his file (or group of files) available to the network. This is called a seed and allows others, named peers, to connect and download the file. Each peer who downloads a part of the data makes it available to other peers to download. After the file is successfully downloaded by a peer, many continue to make the data available, becoming additional seeds. This distributed nature of BitTorrent leads to a viral spreading of a file throughout peers. As more seeds get added, the likelihood of a successful connection increases exponentially. Relative to standard Internet hosting, this provides a significant reduction in the original distributor's hardware and bandwidth resource costs. It also provides redundancy against system problems and reduces dependence on the original distributor Requirements: RAIDiator 4.1.6+ Platform: Sparc Current Version: 2.42 Transmission 2.42 Transmission 2.34 beta 4 Transmission 2.32 beta 2 Transmission 2.31 (New settings in web-ui + better utp support) Transmission 2.30 (New settings in web-ui + utp support) Transmission 2.30b04 (New settings in web-ui + utp support) Transmission 2.22 updated Transmission 2.11 updated (10/17/10) Changes in 2.30: based on the new 2.31 Transmission All Platforms ¶ µTP support (better support on 2.31) UDP tracker support Multiscrape support Download scarcest pieces first The "lazy bitfield" feature has been superseded by the "Fast Extension" BEP6 Scripts are passed the environment Daemon ¶ Web Client ¶ Peer and Network preferences Utilities ¶ improved start stop watchdog is removed cause it can full the root Blocklist download timeout (60 sec) during install Scripts are now in /addons-scripts/Transmission Config is now in /addons-config/Transmission To see this new share no need to reboot :) All your download are preserved during this directory change your nas will send you an email with link and release not in case of update if you don't want an email remove or rename /addons-config/Transmission/email-allowed All Platforms¶ Fix 2.02 bug where new transfers could not be added and the inspector would not appear Fix NAT-PMP port forwarding issue on some systems Fix filename errors for torrents whose files are encoded in ISO-8859-1 Fix rare crash on shutdown Fix the RPC server's redirect URL to allow HTTPS proxies like stunnel Replace less-portable calls with posix nanosleep() Daemon¶ Nothing Web Ui:¶ Fix display bug caused by removal of a torrent hidden by the current filter The context menu now works when multiple rows are selected Show ETA for seeding torrents that have a seed ratio set all ticket closed Web interface on port 8181 default user is : admin default password is : password1 Bittorrent port is : 51413 Default Download path /c/media/BitTorrent/ PeerBlocklist updated each day Settings can be changed in Frontview UI and in Transmission WebInterface and in /addons-config/Transmission/transmission-daemon/settings.json scheduler for bandwidth is removed and now handled by settings.json Transmission can monitor a directory New Super-poussin features : Torrent creation interface : Torrent file created are in /c/webroot/transmission and also in /c/media/BitTorrent/sources for immediate seeding the torrent creation interface is http://younasip/ctransmission (Button available in Frontview) better transmission start/stop script you have now 3 script you need to modify to start/stop transmission properly (torrents are stopped and restart in the last state after a reboot for example) scripts are in /c/addons-config/Transmission/ : transtart.sh transtop.sh blocklist.sh simply replace the passwod in the line (password1 by default) New transtart and transtop (people upgrading from version < 2.0.4 must do change by hand PS: if you do not change the passwords and they are not matching: transmission will stop as before and you will have a cheking for each torrent at restart email on torrent completion : an email is sent when a toorent is finished downloading (using exim if you setup your alert to custom indtead of internal in frontview) To be able to receive email you must : 1st) modif your alert settings in frontview and use custom-provider instead of internal and also use advanced parameters Also: if a /Media exist the transmission install will note create a /media to avoid confusion if it's an upgrade it will also not try to create subdirectories in /media initial start/stop are restored in case you do change in it Installation Notes: Now to change a settings you will need to : Disable Transmission Modify settings.json in /addons-config/Transmission/transmission-daemon/ if you upgrade from old version < 1.74 verify that umask is set to 0 in settings.json re-enable transmission New Parameters in settings.json: "dht-enabled": true, "alt-speed-down": 50, "alt-speed-enabled": 0, "alt-speed-time-begin": 540, "alt-speed-time-enabled": 0, "alt-speed-time-end": 1020, "alt-speed-up": 50, "alt-speed-time-day": 127 Sun : 1 Mon : 2 Tues : 4 Wen : 8 Thurs : 16 Frid : 32 Sat : 64 All the week (Mon to Frid) : 62 Only the W.E. : 65 All Days : 127 "alt-speed-down" | number max global download speed (in K/s) "alt-speed-enabled" | 0 : disabled 1: enabled enabled means use the alt speeds "alt-speed-time-begin" | number when to turn on alt speeds (units: minutes after midnight) "alt-speed-time-enabled" | 0 : disabled 1: enabled enabled means the scheduled on/off times are used "alt-speed-time-end" | number when to turn off alt speeds (units: same) "alt-speed-up" | number max global upload speed (in K/s) "blocklist-enabled" | 0 : disabled 1: enabled enabled means enabled "download-dir" | string default path to download torrents "peer-limit-global" | number maximum global number of peers "peer-limit-per-torrent" | number maximum global number of peers "pex-enabled" | 0 : disabled 1: enabled enabled means allow pex in public torrents "peer-port" | number port number "port-forwarding-enabled" | 0 : disabled 1: enabled enabled means enabled "trash-original-torrent-files" Boolean (default = false) Delete torrents added from the watch directory. "script-torrent-done-enabled" Boolean (default = false) Run a script at torrent completion. "script-torrent-done-filename" String (default = "") Path to script. Screenshots: Old Versions: Light Version without Watchdog and Scheduler (03/15/10) Transmission 2.0 (06/17/10) Transmission 2.01 (07/01/10) Transmission 2.03 (07/xx/10) Transmission 2.04 (08/07/10) Transmission 2.10 updated (10/08/10) Credits and source code: Official BitTorrent Web site
Baikal for ReadyNAS Duo (v1, Sparc)
I'm wondering whether anyone has managed / attempted to run Baikal on ReadyNAS Duo (Sparc). It's much lighter than OwnCloud and for me it would serve the main tasks: CalDAV and CardDAV. Currently I'm using OwnCloud but that's pretty heavy for the little Duo. Am I alone with that idea? Hopefully not... Looking for comments...Solved11KViews0likes13Comments
SABnzbd+ 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 4.1.6+ (may work with earlier versions but that's untested) For this add-on to work,the Python add-on has to be installed on your ReadyNAS. Platform: Sparc Current Version: SABnzbd 0.7.20 Changes in this release: - Update to new release of SABnzbd Please Note Due to the limited CPU resources available on the ReadyNAS Sparc line the throughput of SABnzbd on the ReadyNAS may be significantly lower than what you may be used to from running SABnzbd on your client computer. That's not a problem with the software itself but really due to the fact that the CPU in the Sparc models is running at 266MHz max. 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).9.8KViews0likes23CommentsruTorrent 3.3 + rTorrent
ruTorrent 3.3 + rTorrent Description: ruTorrent is a front-end for the popular Bittorrent client rTorrent. Main features:Lightweight server side, so it can be installed on old and low-end servers and even on some SOHO routers. Also it is extensible - there are several plugins and everybody can create his own one. rTorrent is a BitTorrent client for ncurses, using the libtorrent library. The client and library is written in C++ with emphasis on speed and efficiency, while delivering equivalent features to those found in GUI based clients in an ncurses client. Requirements: RAIDiator 4.1.6+ (may work with earlier versions but that's untested) For this add-on to work, the PHP add-on has to be installed on your ReadyNAS. Platform: Sparc Current Version: ruTorrent 3.3 v0.2.2 Changes in this release: - None, initial release Please Note Due to the limited CPU resources available on the ReadyNAS Sparc line the throughput of rTorrent on the ReadyNAS may be significantly lower than what you may be used to from running it on your client computer. That's not a problem with the software itself but really due to the fact that the CPU in the Sparc models is running at 266MHz max. Details/Installation: After installation of the add-on, tuTorrent's web interface can be accessed by typing http://<ip of your NAS>/rutorrent in your browser's address field. To change the port range used by rTorrent you simply insert the desired portnumbers into the input field in the add-on's pane under "Services" -> "Installed Add-ons" in Frontview and press the "Set" button: By default rTorrent will use the prots from 50000-55000 Screenshots of ruTorrent's interfaceWordPress Installer
WordPress Installer Description WordPress is web software you can use to create a beautiful website or blog. The core software is built by hundreds of community volunteers, and when you’re ready for more there are thousands of plugins and themes available to transform your site into almost anything you can imagine. Over 60 million people have chosen WordPress to power the place on the web they call “home”. Requirements: ReadyNAS Platform: SPARC ReadyNAS Firmware: RAIDiator 4.1.10 Current Version: WordPress Installer (SPARC) v0.3.0 Features Installs the latest version of WordPress on your ReadyNAS and makes it available under a domain of your choosing</li> Creates a folder that can be converted into a Share for easy access to the WordPress installation</li> Allows upgrading of the WordPress core as well as installation of themes and plugins directly through the WordPress admin interface - no uploads or manual editing of config files needed.</li> Installation For generic add-on installation instructions please see Add-On Installation Configuration: The WordPress Installer add-on will install an unconfigured version of WordPress on your ReadyNAS. This means that before you can start to configure and use WordPress you need to finish some additional steps after the initial installation of the add-on. Domain Configuration After installation head over to the add-on pane to be found unter "Service" -> "Installed Add-Ons" and scroll down to the WordPress entry. You will notice the input field labeled "Site URL". Enter the URL you want to use to access your WordPress installation. For this example "www.mynewwordpresssite.com" will be used. Next, click on the "Set" button to have the add-on make the necessary changes to the web server's configuration. IP mapping To be able to access the WordPress installation using the URL you specified above you need to tell your computer what IP address it should use for that URL. This is either done by adding an entry to your local DNS server -- if you have one. If you don't have a DNS server, you need to modify a file on your local computer so that it knows what IP address belongs to the URL. The method differs depending on the operating system used. Linux / Mac OS X Open a terminal window and type the command "sudo -i": You will be prompted for your password and then you're in superuser mode. There you type the command "vi /etc/hosts" like shown in the screenshot above. Once in the editor add a line in the form of "ip.address.of.nas http://www.mynewwordpresssite.com" (make sure to replace the values with the real IP address of your ReadyNAS and the URL you chose above) Save the file and exit superuser mode using the "exit" command. Windows On Windows you need to edit the file "C:\Windows\Şystem32\Drivers\ȩtc\ḩosts". <strong>Note:</strong> When using Vista, Windows 7 oder Windows 8 you need to start the editor as Administrator to be able to make changes to that file. Once in the editor add a line in the form of "ip.address.of.nas http://www.mynewwordpresssite.com" (make sure to replace the values with the real IP address of your ReadyNAS and the URL you chose above). Save the file and exit the editor. WordPress Configuration Next fire up your browser and enter the URL you choose for your WordPress installation. You will be redirected to the WordPress setup screen. There are two important bits of information to be entered here: First, the name of the admin user. You can enter any name you like - just make sure to remember it. Second, please use a real email address for the "Your E-Mail" field since this address is used for the password recovery function. After clicking on "Install WordPress" you are taken to the summary screen from where you can login into your WordPress installation. Once on the Dashboard of WordPress you will most likely notice that there are already some modules waiting to be updated. This is because some of the plugins shipping with WordPress may have been updated by their authors since the release of the WordPress version they were bundled with. Updating Plugins & Themes To update plugins and themes just click on the "Updates" link and you'll be taken to the list of plugins that can be updated. Mark any you'd like to update and click on the "Update Plugins" button. WordPress will now download and install the updates you selected. When done, WordPress will tell you whether the process was successful or whether some problems were encountered during the update. If all went well you can now return to the Dashboard and make some other adjustments and configuration changes to tailor your installation of WordPress to your liking. Making WordPress accessible from the Internet To finally make your WordPress installation accessible from the Internet, you need to tell your router to forward port 80 on it's Internet facing side to the port 80 on the internal IP address of your ReadyNAS. How to do this is differs depending on the brand and model of your router and thus is beyond the scope of this short introduction.PHP 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 4.1.7 or newer Platform: Sparc Current Version: PHP5 5.4.44 Important: Make sure to have SSH access enabled on your ReadyNAS before installing this addon. (Better safe than sorry!) This module should be compatible with the SqueezeBox-Addon. I tried with the latest version and it worked for me. If you encounter problems, let me know 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. This addon is compiled with optimized compiler flags for the CPUs used in the Intel based ReadyNAS systems. New: Allows to enable / disable certain modules from within FrontView. Example: 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.OwnCloud 8.0.3
ownCloud Community Edition 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 8.0.3 Requirements: ReadyNAS Platform: Sparc ReadyNAS Firmware: RAIDiator 4.1.8 or newer Requires: PHP 5.3: For this add-on to work, the PHP 5.3 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.
transmission duo 2.42 - working settings
Been trying all day to get this working, I keeps working for about 5mins then crashes with Connection Refused... get on my nerves now can't figure out what the issue is, Here is my settings.json (which were taking from this post https://community.netgear.com/t5/Legacy-NETGEAR-and-Partners-Add/transmission-duo-2-42-working-settings/td-p/886230) I am still on RAIDaitor 4.1.8 if i upgrade it transmission stops working. { "alt-speed-down": 50, "alt-speed-enabled": false, "alt-speed-time-begin": 540, "alt-speed-time-day": 127, "alt-speed-time-enabled": false, "alt-speed-time-end": 1020, "alt-speed-up": 50, "bind-address-ipv4": "0.0.0.0", "bind-address-ipv6": "::", "blocklist-enabled": false, "blocklist-url": "http://list.iblocklist.com/?list=bt_level1", "cache-size-mb": 32, "dht-enabled": false, "download-dir": "/media/BitTorrent/", "download-queue-enabled": true, "download-queue-size": 3, "encryption": 2, "idle-seeding-limit": 30, "idle-seeding-limit-enabled": false, "incomplete-dir": "/c/media/BitTorrent/Incomplete", "incomplete-dir-enabled": true, "lazy-bitfield-enabled": true, "lpd-enabled": false, "max-peers-global": 120, "message-level": 3, "open-file-limit": 32, "peer-congestion-algorithm": "", "peer-limit-global": 100, "peer-limit-per-torrent": 30, "peer-port": 55893, "peer-port-random-enabled": 0, "peer-port-random-high": 65535, "peer-port-random-low": 1024, "peer-port-random-on-start": false, "peer-socket-tos": "default", "pex-enabled": false, "port-forwarding-enabled": true, "preallocation": 1, "prefetch-enabled": 0, "proxy": "", "proxy-auth-enabled": false, "proxy-auth-password": "", "proxy-auth-username": "", "proxy-enabled": false, "proxy-port": 80, "proxy-type": 0, "queue-stalled-enabled": false, "queue-stalled-minutes": 30, "ratio-limit": 2, "ratio-limit-enabled": false, "rename-partial-files": true, "rpc-authentication-required": true, "rpc-bind-address": "0.0.0.0", "rpc-enabled": true, "rpc-password": "{d15b146a3063b3ade7d0fecaa9602218a327a8c8gOoal64v", "rpc-port": 8181, "rpc-url": "/transmission/", "rpc-username": "admin", "rpc-whitelist": "*", "rpc-whitelist-enabled": true, "scrape-paused-torrents-enabled": true, "script-torrent-done-enabled": false, "script-torrent-done-filename": "/c/addons-config/Transmission/email_alert", "seed-queue-enabled": false, "seed-queue-size": 5, "speed-limit-down": 400, "speed-limit-down-enabled": false, "speed-limit-up": 20, "speed-limit-up-enabled": true, "start-added-torrents": true, "trash-original-torrent-files": false, "umask": 18, "upload-slots-per-torrent": 3, "utp-enabled": false, "watch-dir": "/c/media/BitTorrent/sources/", "watch-dir-enabled": 0 } Please help it worked lastnight did not change anything, there was a powercut during the night. Danny
DNSMASQ add-on for ReadyNAS Duo
Guys, I would like to use my ReadyNAS Duo to boot diskless PC over the network (LAN). To do that I have to run PXE server on the NAS. After extensive research the only add-on which is close to what I need is DNSMASQ (contains full PXE server) from Whocares? (Whocares? is not active in the last two years). Of course the links in his post are not working: For ReadyNAS NV/NV+/Duo/1x. (Sparc): Dnsmasq_2.52-readynas-0.1.1.bin For ReadyNAS Pro/NVX/2,3,4xxx (Intel): Dnsmasq_2.52-readypro-0.1.1.bin Do you know where can I get DNSMASQ add-on for ReadyNAS Duo from? Other ideas on how to boot diskless PC from the NAS are very welcome. Thank you in advance, V Model: ReadyNAS Duo [X-RAID] (Sparc) Firmware: RAIDiator 4.1.14 [1.00a043] Memory: 256 MB [2.5-3-3-7]