Compiled programs for Power PC CPU based Synology Products
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Firefly/Mt-daapd (did it on DS207)
The purpose of the firefly project is built the best server software to serve digital music to the Roku/Pinnacle Soundbridge and iTunes; to be able to serve the widest variety of digital music content over the widest range of devices. More information about is can be found on Firefly's homepage
RemarkGot this information from a very kind person (I'm def. not a specialist!). On my DS207 it worked pretty fine. That's the reason why I want to share this information with you! Install instructions1) Activate telnet on the DS:
2) Get IPKG onto the DS:
3) Get mt-daapd on the DS:
4) Install mt-daapd on the DS:
5) Make Changes to the firefly config file:
6) Change sqlite to sqlite3:
7) Start firefly on the DS:
8) Stop firefly on the DS:
Usage TipsTo play music over the internet/LAN access the page http:// ip-address-of-your-ds :3689/applet.html You must have Java installed for this to work. Tested with DS106 and Firefox 2 Original thread on the firefly forum. Known ProblemsSo far I haven't had problems with firefly (it works very good with Pinnacle Soundbridge M1001), even the last DS firmware upgrade to DSM 2.0-0598 worked fine - no issues so far. 1) Sometimes (when I map my DS207 music share to WINXP M:) I can't access the web interface of firefly. In that case I stop firefly and start it again - then it works again (don't no why). 2) Sometimes firefly get in troubles with complex smart playlists (Path used) - if that happens just delete the songs.db (songs3.db) in /opt/var/mt-daapd. At the next startup of firefly a new database will be build up. Unfortunately all smart playlists ar deleted then... Uninstall instructions1) Stop firefly on the DS:
2) Uninstall mt-daapd from the DS:
3) Uninstall libraries from the DS:
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Installing smartcrl web browser monitoring
Smartcontrol and rrdtool together will allow you to monitor your system memory, swap file, system disk, drive volumes, and other system information all throw your web browser.
- Download this file to your desktop.
- Make a folder called monit in the public folder of the Synology box and unrar the file to it.
- Telnet/SSH in your Synology box and type the following:
- ipkg install rrdtool
- ipkg install smartcrl
- Make a folder called monitor in your Synology box web folder: type: mkdir /volume1/web/monitor
- Copy the style.css file to the monitor folder, type: cp /volume1/public/monit/style.css /volume1/web/monitor
- Give appropriate permissions to monitor folder, type: chmod 755 /volume1/web/monitor
- Copy the monitor script file to /opt/bin type: cp /volume1/public/monit/monitor /opt/bin
- Now make the monitor file an executable, type: chmod 755 /opt/bin/monitor
- You need to now edit the crontab file located in /etc type: vi /etc/Crontab
- Add this line to the file:
*/5 * * * * root sh /opt/bin/monitor update note : 5 = CONF_UPADTE_TIME / 60
- Now you need to restart crond, type:
/usr/syno/etc.defaults/rc.d/S04crond.sh stop /usr/syno/etc.defaults/rc.d/S04crond.sh start
- You can now delete the monit folder in the public folder, type: rm –r /volume1/public/monit
- You can now access your system information by typing in: http://YOUR_SYNO/monitor/index.php in your web browser.
- Be patient it might take a few minutes for the index.php file to be created.
- A file called monitor.rrd should have been created in /etc this is where the script will save the different values.
