nibzo1

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  1. i gave a raspberry pi a go but it didnt do well. A year or so ago i funded a kickstarter. I ended up getting one of these http://shop.udoo.org/eu/product/udoo-quad.html. Then installed openmediavault and btsync. its a pretty capable low powered. A few of the hardware specs CPU Freescale i.MX 6 ARM Cortex-A9 Quad core 1GHzRAM DDR3 1GBInput Voltage (recommended) 6-15 VEthernet RJ45 (10/100/1000 MBit)WiFi ModuleSATA you can power a 3.5 inch HDD from the ardunio ports so you dont need an external power supply. There is tutorial on their forums. I added a WD Red 4TB for NAS 3.5-inch it runs away all powered from a 12v power adapter and its not to expensive
  2. good question, I would be interested in seeing this in a later version
  3. i will be using nodejs, with an angular front end. so should be fairly straight forward. The file system module should do the job, although I will need to develop a nice file search api for my angular controllers to query.
  4. Ok so for a web app my application would have to have the necessary functionality and permissions to create a folder before the addFolders() method can be called. Interesting I will have to figure out how to do this elegantly
  5. A quick question on this part. Does addFolders() need to have a folder on the server that already exists? From the api documentation
  6. Had the same issues, I ended up querying the api as so, hope it helps $http.get("http://username:password@192.168.0.1:8888/api?method=get_folders"+apiParams).success(function(data){$scope.data = data;});