Need some documentation

[AceCuba]

hey guys there is any post or documentation abouth all the features of the frimaware , or how to do custom things like install an addon like ps3netserver and put the addon on autoboot , or host secundary php websites , share a folder on the sda hdd like a diferent share on the nas

[AceCuba]

hey guys there is any post or documentation abouth all the features of the frimaware , or how to do custom things like install an addon like ps3netserver and put the addon on autoboot , or host secundary php websites , share a folder on the sda hdd like a diferent share on the nas

is an amaizing fw , but the documentation is so small , one final question the fw suport some caind of led notification when you plug a hdd , and where can i find webcam drivers for motion , im speaking of a logitech old webcam i was using before in openwrt . There is a way to see cpu themps on this fw for the nas ?? . sorry abouth all the questions jaja

[fvdw]

There is currently no led notification when usb hdd is plugged in as the front led is used for disk activity. As there is disk activity when plugging in an usb device the front led will blink. In the disk setup menu you can see what device is connected to usb port.
There are some webcam drivers included but because there are many webcams not all can be included in the base firmware. Any additional driver must be compiled to be compatible with the kernel. To see if a driver is available in linux for your webcam we need to know exact brand and type.
Ps cpu temperature is a no go as this device has no cpu temp sensor. Hdd temp is monitored and guarded which is much more important to avoid overheating of the device. See disk menu
Ps. All webinterface pages have a help page with extensive information. Please read it ;)

[bistels]

Hi :punk ! PS3NETSRV read here http://plugout.net/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=3100

[AceCuba]

There is currently no led notification when usb hdd is plugged in as the front led is used for disk activity. As there is disk activity when plugging in an usb device the front led will blink. In the disk setup menu you can see what device is connected to usb port.
There are some webcam drivers included but because there are many webcams not all can be included in the base firmware. Any additional driver must be compiled to be compatible with the kernel. To see if a driver is available in linux for your webcam we need to know exact brand and type.
Ps cpu temperature is a no go as this device has no cpu temp sensor. Hdd temp is monitored and guarded which is much more important to avoid overheating of the device. See disk menu
Ps. All webinterface pages have a help page with extensive information. Please read it ;)

thanks for all , and there is any option abouth host small websites on the nas

[fvdw]

In the firmware apache is running as webserver for the firmware webinterface so port 80 and 8080 are occupied. There is no additional webserver in the firmware but I could supply a small webserver that could be used but will require setup from linux command line. Is that what you are looking for?

[Jocko]

Hi

I think you will find what you want here : https://plugout.net/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=3502

[fvdw]

If you find worldpress to complicated to setup I could supply mini_httpd. A smal webserver that is easy to set up.
See for example here https://acme.com/software/mini_httpd/ and here an example description how to set it up https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Mini_httpd.

[AceCuba]

In the firmware apache is running as webserver for the firmware webinterface so port 80 and 8080 are occupied. There is no additional webserver in the firmware but I could supply a small webserver that could be used but will require setup from linux command line. Is that what you are looking for?

sorry for the late reply my internet go down . the idea is to run small php webpages , like this https://blueretro.io/ https://github.com/darthcloud/BlueRetroWebCfg_Beta , https://github.com/SKGleba/henlo_jb. so i can usem without the need for internet

[AceCuba]

If you find worldpress to complicated to setup I could supply mini_httpd. A smal webserver that is easy to set up.
See for example here https://acme.com/software/mini_httpd/ and here an example description how to set it up https://wiki.alpinelinux.org/wiki/Mini_httpd.

mini_httpd seems perfect , there is a tutorial out there . will be amaizing to config this via the web interface