Rhys Thomas

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  1. On 2/1/2013 at 6:34 AM, kos13 said:

    Hi,

    We would like to create a list of NAS modeles that is supported by Sync. If you started Sync on Nas, please respond to this topic.

    Sync confirmed to be running on:

    Synology: Ds110j, Ds210j. DS211j, DS213+ (custom build), DS211, DS411j, DS712+, DS713+, DS411 slim, DS-411+,DS411+II, DS412+

    QNAP: TurboNAS TS-459 Pro II, TS410, TS-212, TS219, TS-110, TS412, TS-210,

    Western Digital: MyBook Live WDBACG0020HCH-00

    iOmega: IX2-200

    ZyXel: NSA310б NSA-221

    D-Link: DNS-320

    Raspberry Pi

    Doesn't work on

    DLink NAS DNS-323

    Please provide installation steps, this will significantly help other users.

    Just to confirm working with Lenovo EMC px6-300d - installation steps as follows:

     

    Access the device in your browser at

    <IP>/manage/diagnostics.html

    Check "Allow remote access for support (SSH and SFTP)" and assign a password, then apply changes

     

    In Terminal, access your device:

    ssh -l root -p 22 <IP>

     

    Type your password preceded by 'soho': 

    soho<password>

     

    Access the directory opt/apps:

    cd opt/apps

     

    Download the applicable file for the px6-300d NAS:

    wget https://download-cdn.resilio.com/stable/linux-x64/resilio-sync_x64.tar.gz

     

    Once downloaded, open the downloaded file:

    tar -xzvf resilio-sync_x64.tar.gz

     

    Once installed, remove the downloaded file:

    rm resilio-sync_arm.tar.gz

     

    Access the config file:

    nano /etc/rc.local

     

    and place:

    (sleep 300; /opt/apps/rslsync) &

     

    before:

    exit 0

     

    to save your changes press ctrl-x (to exit), 'y' (to confirm) and 'enter' (to execute).

     

    Reboot your NAS:

    reboot

     

    Once rebooted, re-access your device in Terminal as per the first few steps:

    ssh -l root -p 22 <IP>

    Type your password preceded by 'soho': 

    soho<password>

    Access the directory opt/apps:

    cd opt/apps

     

    And run rslsync, listening on port 8888:

    ./rslsync --webui.listen 0.0.0.0:8888

     

    You can then access the GUI via your web browser at <IP>:8888

     

    I hope this helps someone - as a beginner with command line I had struggled piecing together the above instructions from the available resources. Also apologies if this doesn't fit within forum rules etc - first post. 

    Rhys