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Neustradamus posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Dear alt-f team, @jcard, and all others, Can you help to have more D-Link DNS series supports in OpenWrt? Thanks in advance. Note that D-Link DNS-320L and DNS-325 are supported in OpenWrt: - https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/17924 - https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/16803 - https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/15433
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Bill Rosenberg created ticket #56
Add option in samba setup to disable nmbd
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hot_aux.sh does not start entware packages in correct order
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Update msmtp to 1.8.x
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Georg S posted a comment on a wiki page
How does one run the command (or any command) cat /proc /swaps under the Resolution : Verify that swap is indeed being used (also I think you mean the 'below' command not bellow (double l spelling mistake) - at first I looked for a 'bellow' package). I am trying to install the alt-f on a 325 NAS with 2 hard drives (3TB & 4TB) and in the process of learning what to do now that I've encountered a "md0 0.5GB raid1 clean degraded idle" problem. Also, spelling just above Reboot the NAS there is "outpus"...
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How to Install
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sonuinrbrqes posted a comment on discussion General Discussion
Hello, I upgraded my failed RAID1 from 6TB to 8TB by copying the old working drives partition to the a new drive and then add the new drive to the old RAID1 and let the box recover for about 15 hours. I did the same on the 2nd disk and now have an 6TB RAID1 with 8TB media. Now I want to use all of the disk media, but I'm hesitant to try the next steps. Expand Partition - there is no option to expand both drive partions at once, so can I (first save the partition table) expand each drive one by one...
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Dear Alt-F team, @jcard, An OpenWrt PR exists for D-Link DNS-325 here: - https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/17924 There was an OpenWrt PR for D-Link DNS-320L here: - https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/15433 For information: Recent Linux on the D-Link DNS-313: (Last boot 2024-05-15 on kernel v6.6.30 with OpenWRT as rootfs) - https://www.df.lth.se/~triad/krad/dlink-dns-313/ It is important to have a good new OS with perfect SMB version support etc.
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Dear Alt-F team, @jcard, An OpenWrt PR exists for D-Link DNS-325 here: - https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/17924 There was an OpenWrt PR for D-Link DNS-320L here: - https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/15433 For information: Recent Linux on the D-Link DNS-313: (Last boot 2024-05-15 on kernel v6.6.30 with OpenWRT as rootfs) - https://www.df.lth.se/~triad/krad/dlink-dns-313/ It is important to have a good new OS with perfect SMB version support etc.
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Dear Alt-F team, @jcard, An OpenWrt PR exists for D-Link DNS-325 here: - https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/17924 There was an OpenWrt PR for D-Link DNS-320L here: - https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/15433 For information: Recent Linux on the D-Link DNS-313: (Last boot 2024-05-15 on kernel v6.6.30 with OpenWRT as rootfs) - https://www.df.lth.se/~triad/krad/dlink-dns-313/ It is important to have a good new OS with perfect SMB version support etc. Regards, Neustradamus
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João Cardoso posted a comment on ticket #109
I have tried kernel 5.15.172 and it exceeds the flash capacity by 330KB, so nope At the ksmbd README it's said that Linux Kernel 5.4 or later is necessary, so I tried 5.4.285, and it exceeds the flash capacity by 150KB. But if compiled for space saving instead of performance, it fits the available space (1 572 864 bytes). So, there is hope after all. So do you know if the ksmbd README claim for kernel 5.4 is accurate? Or is it outdated? Knowing that in advance for sure may save me many work days......
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@jcard: It will realive a lot of D-Link NAS which have only unsecure SMBv1 compatibility, and have CVEs (D-Link has taken EOL products a long time ago). You can request help on mailinglist and at other places too. Thanks in advance.
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Current Alt-F uses kernel 4.4. I'm using 4.14 myself. Need to see if 5.15 fits the DNS-323/321 available flash space -- Alt-F runs directly from flash (8MB kernel+rootfs), not disk, so space is an issue. Thanks
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KSMBD: CIFS/SMB/SMBv1/SMBv2/SMBv3/Samba open-source project
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Vilen created ticket #431
/etc/init.d/S81transmission: eval: line 1: syntax error: unterminated quoted string
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fix query string generation
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dns-323-321-compat: remove inadyn-mt from dependencies
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dosfstools.mk, respect specified compilation optimization
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Several years of changes since last commit, so don't expect a detailed commit log.
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remove test file
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repository access test
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I tested, and the curl.se certificate has also changed! You can use, right at the box, the command wget --no-check-certificate https://curl.se/ca/cacert.pem -O /etc/ssl/ca-bundle.crt which downloads and saves the certificate bundle. That is the only action needed, ipkg should work now, disregard the previous comment. However, certificates have validity dates, verify that the box date and time is correct. If the command date does not returns the correct date, update it using the command ntpd -s -p...
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ksmbd - CIFS/SMB/SMBv1/SMBv2/SMBv3/Samba
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Dear Alt-F team, @jcard, It is included in LTS Kernel: - 5.15.x - 6.1.x - 6.6.x It is possible to look it?
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Dear Alt-F team, @jcard, It is included in LTS Kernel: - 5.15.x - 6.1.x - 6.6.x It is possible to look it?
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Tom Schmidt modified a comment on ticket #424
João, Since this affects all new installs of 1.0, can you build a 1.0.1 release that includes the updated certs and the update_ca.sh script? Maybe the update_ca.sh script can be added and called as part of the initial setup configuration script right after configuring NTP. Other crucial fixes could also be included. Thanks...Tom
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João, Since this affects all new installs of 1.0, can you build a 1.0.1 release that includes the updated certs and the update_ca.sh script? Maybe the update_ca.sh script can be added and called as part of the initial setup configuration script right after configuring NTP. Thanks...Tom
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I tested, and the curl.se certificate has also changed! You can use, right at the box, the command wget --no-check-certificate https://curl.se/ca/cacert.pem -O /etc/ssl/ca-bundle.crt which downloads and saves the certificate bundle. That is the only action needed, ipkg should work now, disregard the previous comment. However, certificates have validity dates, verify that the box date and time is correct. If the command date does not returns the correct date, update it using the command ntpd -s -p...
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How to Build RC4
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Dear Alt-F team, @jcard, Have you progressed on it? Thanks in advance.
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Roberto Ribes created ticket #108
Tailscale VPN SERVER
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Boriskarloff modified a comment on discussion General Discussion
I can not send email. I get always error with every email. errormsg='network read error:Connection reset by peer' exitcode=EX_IOERR Any solution? Thanks
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I can not set email. I get always error with every email. errormsg='network read error:Connection reset by peer' exitcode=EX_IOERR Any solution? Thanks
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OK, I installed ALT-F Packages on a new disk and it seems to auto-start OK
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ALT-F Packages. Installed services doesn't boot automatically
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This command needs to be added to Wiki or to the firmware, or non advanced users can't install the packages.
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Update miniDLNA to v1.3.2
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Uptade transmission to v4.00
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Jaydee posted a comment on ticket #421
Thank you for your clear instruction João. Even a dummy like me could follow. I've 2x 4TB in a RAID0 8TB. So far so good.
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CIFS/SMB/SMBv1/SMBv2/SMBv3/Samba
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Dear Alt-F team, @jcard, It is possible to improve the file transfer system? Have you seen this project, and repos? - https://github.com/cifsd-team - https://github.com/cifsd-team/ksmbd - https://github.com/cifsd-team/ksmbd-tools I think it is better to use it, no? Thanks in advance.
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Migration to GitHub
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Dear Alt-F team, @jcard, It is possible to add the code on GitHub to have a best developement, visibility, contributions, ... After, you can add a "move" box like https://sourceforge.net/projects/handbrake for example. Example, WinMerge is now here, after several places and the developement is good: - https://github.com/winmerge Thanks in advance.
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dennzo modified a comment on ticket #9
The state is extracted from the file /etc/network/interfaces, what is its contents? Or use System->Settings, under Computer Disk hit Download, then open the set_xxx.tgz file and examine /etc/network/interfaces. I'm try to download settings, edit interfaces where set another static IP, or dhcp flag, and upload .tgz file back to 323 by webui. Result - no ping to new IP, no attempts to get new IP from dhcp. Cold reboot = old static IP. Howewer, after theese manipulations dhcp flag was saved at last,...
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The state is extracted from the file /etc/network/interfaces, what is its contents? Or use System->Settings, under Computer Disk hit Download, then open the set_xxx.tgz file and examine /etc/network/interfaces. I'm try to download settings, edit interfaces where set another static IP, or dhcp flag, and upload .tgz file back to 323 by webui. Result - no ping to new IP, no attempts to get new IP from dhcp. Cold reboot = old static IP. Howewer, after theese manipulations dhcp flag was saved at last,...
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Can not change ip of my 323 (DNS-323-A1 1.0) anyway. First - set static ,10.1.1.76 and when I try to set DHCP - that box disappear from 10.1.1.0, and do not even try to get new lease from dhcp - log contains no requests from 323. Network on 323 is down. Cold restart - boot with static .76 again. Another static is also reset to .76. I try to changefile /etc/network/interfaces, ok, new static applyed, but after reboot 323 - again static .76 Looks like that file is only "current state copy" but settings...
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Can not change ip of my 323 (DNS-323-A1 1.0) anyway. First - set static ,10.1.1.76 and when I try to set DHCP - that box disappear from 10.1.1.0, and do not even try to get new lease from dhcp - log contains no requests from 323. Network on 323 is down. Cold restart - boot with static .76 again. Another static is also reset to .76. I try to changefile /etc/network/interfaces, ok, new static applyed, but after reboot 323 - again static .76 Looks like that file is only "current state copy" but settings...
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Michael Yeung posted a comment on ticket #426
Hi Dave, i manage to install the package, it fixed the problem. Thank you.
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Hi Dave, I ran into the same problem, i am kind of new to alt-f. I managed to get openssl_1.1.1k_arm.ipk to my box. How do i install it without web ui? thanks.
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Carsten Arenz posted a comment on ticket #376
I had a strange, but similar issue. sda never went into std-by, sdb did. When I specifically forced sda to std-by, that woke up sdb (kind of understandable), but after the specified waiting time sdb suspended again and both disks stayed in their sleep state. After a request that made the two disks wake up, sdb went back in std-by and sda didn´t. After I issued the above commands, it looks like it is working now as desired.
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Alt-F released /fixes/1.0-005-fixes_ipkg_lack_of_arch_priorities.fix
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Alexey posted a comment on ticket #105
What errors are displayed? e2fsck 1.41.14 (22-Dec-2010) /dev/sda2 has unsupported feature(s): FEATURE_R10 e2fsck: Get a newer version of e2fsck! Model is DNS-325. I cloned partitions from an old disk, which began to show dangerous errors in SMART. I used linux PC (Debian) for this. After cloning, I checked the partitions using fsck on a linux PC without errors. But after installing the disk in DNS-325 (Alt-f 1.0), the data partition /dev/sda2 is mounted in Read-Only with an error. But thanks for...
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On 13/05/22 14:26, dasanco wrote: [tickets:#427] backup daemon not acting as one would expect Status: open Created: Fri May 13, 2022 01:26 PM UTC by dasanco Last Updated: Fri May 13, 2022 01:26 PM UTC Owner: nobody Attachments: ALT-F-backup.png (173.4 kB; image/png) I'm not quite sure. but it seems the backup daemon is not being reported as expected. as you can see in the attached image, the backup daemon is running (yes, it is actually copying data during this screenshot) how ever, it is reported...
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Please try the attached pkgs. exfat-linux is a kernel module, exfatprogs contains the fsck program. No automounting will be be available, you will have to manually mount mkdir /mnt/sdxx modprobe exfat mount -t exfat /dev/sdxx /mnt/sdxx I added the e2fsprogs package with support for exfat, automounting will be available if you install all three packages from the command line. There is yet no support for the DNS-327L. Please report back your experience.
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Please try the attached pkgs. exfat-linux is a kernel module, exfatprogs contains the fsck program. No automounting will be be available, you will have to manually mount mkdir /mnt/sdxx modprobe exfat mount -t exfat /dev/sdxx /mnt/sdxx I added the e2fsprogs package with support for exfat, automounting will be available if you install all three packages from the command line. Please report back your experience.
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dasanco created ticket #427
backup daemon not acting as one would expect
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Please try the attached pkgs. exfat-linux is a kernel module, exfatprogs contains the fsck program. No automounting will be be available, you will have to manually mount mkdir /mnt/sdxx modprobe exfat mount -t exfat /dev/sdxx /mnt/sdxx Please report back your experience.
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What errors are displayed? What is your box model? Do you have an active swap partition? (low memory on DNS-323/321) Was the fs created on the box or on a PC (32/64 bits issues) There are several users with 8 and 12TB disks that didn't complain. If a e2fsprogs package is released, it will be stored on disk, and it will not be used until the disk is mounted; until that point the fw-resident fsck will be used. In any case, try installing the attached pkg, run fsck manually and please report back.
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e2fsprogs update
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Yes, read this I will compile and try the exfat-fuse implementation. It will be slow, but's better than nothing. The kernel-based (and faster) implementation is beyond our reach, it has not been backported to kernel 4.4. Might be that exfact-linux works with kernel 4.14.
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yu_mor modified a comment on ticket #13
Hi! Are there any news? Sometimes I need to copy media files from my wife's Kingston DataTraveler Bolt Duo via USB. It's like travel storage extender for iphone. It supports only FAT and exFAT to use in Bolt iphone app. But I can't use FAT because of large videos.
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Hi! Are there any news? Sometimes I need to copy media files from my wife's Kingston DataTraveler Bolt Duo via USB. It's like travel storage extender for iphone. It supports only FAT and exFAT to use in Bolt iphone app. But I can't use FAT because of large videos.
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It was not difficult. Here is the binary. Compilation options: GOOS=linux GOARCH=arm GOARM=5 https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/GoArm But i have a trouble with syntax. I can only ls now)
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It was not difficult. Here is the binary. Compilation options: GOOS=linux GOARCH=arm GOARM=5 https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/GoArm
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cloud-mail-ru-cli
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netherquark modified a wiki page
How to Build RC4
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How to Use
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How to Use
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Andre Kiss Uber posted a comment on a wiki page
thank you, João, that metadata "detail" completely slipped my mind. As to using the web wizard, that was my first option, but it did not work, as i reported before, in first post, with error like " All componentes must be different. " please check my first post , i have proposed a possible solution ?? i did create the same (identical) partition scheme, as in first disk, in such way to have swap partition on all disks as for rsync beeing slower, i agree, i will try CP next time thanks again
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Alt-F Wiki
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Transferring current RAID1 to newer and bigger disks
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Transferring current RAID1 to newer and bigger disks
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Alt-F Wiki
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In my experience rsync -av is two to three times slower than a plain cp -a, as resync needs to create a file list which is very big and a lengthy process. I don't have a clue on how to convert the new RAID name back to md0 in a safe way. The name is stored in the device, but surely can be renamed. The obvious "solution" is to assign a label to the filesystem (Disk->Filesystems) and call it md0; as filesystems are mounted preferentially by label /dev/md1 will be mounted as /mnt/md0 (but it might cause...
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Using the command: mdadm --create /dev/md1 --level=1 --raid-devices=2 missing /dev/sdb2 as you did, creates the RAID with metadata 1.2 by default, which means that you can't convert the RAID to two identical "normal" filesystem, each one on its disk, as covered by another wiki entry. You could explicitly add --metadata=1.0 to the above command, or use the Disk Wizard to create the new RAID (selecting only the appropriate disk and choosing RAID1). Another advantage of using the Disk Wizard is to avoids...
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James l Kircher posted a comment on ticket #96
First, let me also say Thank you João. I was preparing to retire my DNS 321, but when I found Alt-F, I refitted my box when fresh drives and updated the software. Things were going smoothly. Media has been backed up from my PCs, and is being served from the DNS321. However, my Playstation 4 is having difficulty accessing that media. My PS4 also had some difficulty pulling media from shares on my PC too. This Universal Media Server that Kulbir is referencing was the solution to the PC-PS4 connection...
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