I have installed Python also, no problem for me.
Don't like a difficult live

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I login to NAS using terminal application (ssh admin@"NAS-IP-Address"), enter admin password then type "sudo -i" and re-enter admin password. Otherwise try these steps https://forum.synology.com/enu/viewtopic.php?t=116295GJKNL wrote:Upgraded to DSM 6.1 and latest beta on my Syno 215. Domoticz is running well.
Now I do not have rights anymore to copy scripts to the NAS. in WINscp I get: "Permission denied"
A few months ago I read somewere on this forum about such issue, but I can't find it. I know I have to modify the rights somewhere in the nas, but don't know how. Who can help?
Just upgrade in package center on your NASdomonator wrote:Hello,
What's the best way to upgrade from stable to the latest beta? Currently on 3.0.5877-7, would like to try v3.0.6775-7.
Thanks,
Peter
jumbotroll wrote:UPDATED URL's
DSM 6.0 Beta http://www.jadahl.com/domoticz_beta_6/
DSM 6.0 Beta with Python Plugin http://www.jadahl.com/domoticz_beta_6_python/
DSM 6.1 Beta http://www.jadahl.com/domoticz_beta_6.1/
DSM 6.1 Beta with Python Plugin http://www.jadahl.com/domoticz_beta_6.1_python/
Drivers for DSM 6.1 has not been tested for all Synology models and there is reported that some has problems, so if you update your Synology DSM 6.1, I can unfortunately not guarantee that the USB drivers for domoticz works on all models.
This is because Synology has not released the source code for DSM 6.1 and it is not certain they're going to do it.
See full list of links here: http://www.jadahl.com/
So far only arch-alpine and arch-alpine4k for DSM6.1 is reported with driver problem.Gravityz wrote:so is there at least a list of synology models which experienced problems?
jumbotroll wrote:@rjblake
Because then I have to modify the installer and update script and there are so many different desires and I have chosen to do minimize the number of modifications.
I have unfortunately limited time to fulfill all wishes.
You could create a shell script for this.rjblake wrote:@jumbotroll - curious as to why the start-stop-status script is being overwritten on every update. I keep my SSL certificate in a separate folder so I don't have to maintain a number of these for each app that uses SSL, but every update I need to edit the start-stop-status script. Other than that, working well and appreciate your work
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#!/bin/bash
find /volume1/@appstore/domoticz/www/ -type f -name "*.js" -exec sudo sed -i 's/\"iDisplayLength\" : 25,/\"iDisplayLength\" : -1,\"paging\": false,/g' {} +
find /volume1/@appstore/domoticz/www/ -type f -name "*.html" -exec sudo sed -i 's/\"iDisplayLength\" : 25,/\"iDisplayLength\" : -1,\"paging\": false,/g' {} +
find /volume1/@appstore/domoticz/www/ -type f -name "*.js" -exec sudo sed -i 's/\"iDisplayLength\": 25,/\"iDisplayLength\" : -1,\"paging\": false,/g' {} +
find /volume1/@appstore/domoticz/www/ -type f -name "*.html" -exec sudo sed -i 's/\"iDisplayLength\": 25,/\"iDisplayLength\" : -1,\"paging\": false,/g' {} +
find /volume1/@appstore/domoticz/www/ -type f -name "*.js" -exec sudo sed -i 's/\"iDisplayLength\" : 10,/\"iDisplayLength\" : -1,\"paging\": false,/g' {} +
find /volume1/@appstore/domoticz/www/ -type f -name "*.html" -exec sudo sed -i 's/\"iDisplayLength\" : 10,/\"iDisplayLength\" : -1,\"paging\": false,/g' {} +
find /volume1/@appstore/domoticz/www/ -type f -name "*.js" -exec sudo sed -i 's/\"iDisplayLength\": 10,/\"iDisplayLength\" : -1,\"paging\": false,/g' {} +
find /volume1/@appstore/domoticz/www/ -type f -name "*.html" -exec sudo sed -i 's/\"iDisplayLength\": 10,/\"iDisplayLength\" : -1,\"paging\": false,/g' {} +
find /volume1/@appstore/domoticz/www/ -type f -name "*.js" -exec sudo sed -i 's/\"iDisplayLength\" : 100,/\"iDisplayLength\" : -1,\"paging\": false,/g' {} +
find /volume1/@appstore/domoticz/www/ -type f -name "*.html" -exec sudo sed -i 's/\"iDisplayLength\" : 100,/\"iDisplayLength\" : -1,\"paging\": false,/g' {} +
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sudo sed -i s/old/new/ /var/packages/domoticz/start-stop-status
Thanks for the tip. Might just do that, although if I'm remote, running the script is not really an option (not a big fan of leaving SSH ports open for all - already had some known Russian IP trying to get into my system). Guess I could add it to task scheduler to run itEgregius wrote: ...
replacing a string in a single file is something like this:@jumbotroll: is there an option to run a script automatically while updating?Code: Select all
sudo sed -i s/old/new/ /var/packages/domoticz/start-stop-status
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2017-03-08T22:28:08+01:00 DiskStation synousbmodemd: usbmodem_lib/usbmodem_atif.cpp:114 Unknown vendor id 0658, assign default ATIF
2017-03-08T22:28:10+01:00 DiskStation synousbmodemd: usbmodem_lib/usbmodem_simhandler.cpp:50 Warning: sim mute before handler init
2017-03-08T22:28:10+01:00 DiskStation synousbmodemd: usbmodem_lib/usbmodem.cpp:481 failed on setup sim handler
2017-03-08T22:28:10+01:00 DiskStation synousbmodemd: usbmodem_lib/usbmodem_list.cpp:116 Failed to init info [7002]
2017-03-08T22:28:10+01:00 DiskStation synousbmodemd: usbmodem_lib/usbmodem.cpp:709 USBModem [7002] is not inited
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