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How to directly save video from camera (of linux machine A) to another machine B over ssh
I am using a camera on my Linux-based computer. I want to store the camera feed directly into my Synology Network attached storage (NAS) which I am accessing through SSH over an ethernet cable. I am ...
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Using rsync with an oldie Netgear NAS (ReadyNAS Pro BE, RAIDiator 4.2.31)
I have an old NetgearNAS (ReadyNAS Pro Business Edition, RAIDiator 4.2.31 firmware) that I set up years ago to house (among other things) my music library - which is quite large. The other "...
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Unable to log into Synology NAS using ssh
I have enabled SSH service on my Synology NAS and changed the port number as recommended in many articles online.
Until recently I was able to log into it without any issues but now (over the past ...
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Synology NAS DSM: SSH client to backup/rsync a REMOTE server locally
Scenario:
a remote Linux webserver (Ubuntu 22.04)
a local Synology DS220+ with DSM 7.1
I would like to use the Synology to access the remote server via SSH to rsync the server data locally. The ...
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Login to SMB share using private key
I have a TrueNAS NAS smb share. My TrueNAS user settings have password disabled and I have added my SSH public key. I can SSH into the NAS using my private key with no issues. However, I am trying to ...
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VS code is not showing any of my folders in a directory
I have multiple remote machines setup in my university lab and I use ssh to connect to them. But using vs code remote on windows I can't access any of my folders on my NAS. When I use VS code in Linux ...
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Synology: can log in via ssh as admin, but not root
Synology DS1513+, DSM 6.2.4-25556 Update 5
I can log into admin via HTTP (and see a GUI desktop) or via SSH (and get a command prompt).
Trying to log in via SSH as root, or from admin, su as root, ...
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Eject and re-recognize drives connected to a USB hub on a Synology NAS
I recently purchased a multi-port usb hub so that I can connect multiple external hard drives to my Synology nas.
When I don't need to use them, I eject them safely from the web interface and then ...
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SSH key authentication installed on DSM 7, now sudo is refused
My Synology is upgraded to DSM 7 somewhere in june and I was running openHAB on it. All broke down so I have to rebuild my complete openHAB environment.
To help me out I updated my connection to the ...
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How to set up passwordless login for SSH with different usernames?
I have a Windows 10 system and use the username "WindowsGod". Funny. :-)
And I have a Synology NAS named "MyDisk" that uses Linux as operating system but my user name for this is &...
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How to configure non-root user on Synology NAS?
I figured out how to login, just use ssh <username>@<ip> with appropriate password. However, when I login, it says:
Synology strongly advises you not to run commands as the root user, who ...
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How to connect to synology NAS through terminal
I figured out that my external hard drive I used for the NAS was not supported, so I got a supported one and it works!
Now I am here:
How do I cd /Volumes/MyNAS or ssh MyNAS so I can start uploading ...
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ls command on a Synology NAS via SSH returns "ls: cannot read symbolic link"
DISCLAIMER: I know nearly nothing of unix based things, shell etc...
A month ago a ransomware (0xxx) infected my Synology NAS. I contacted an expert to know if there's anything I can do. He told me to ...
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How can it be that different permissions apply using SFTP-client vs. SSHFS?
Setup SFTP+SSHFS
I have some Synology NAS configured to be able to use SFTP and SSHFS with some special user. It's important to note that this user is not root, but some different one. While I'm able ...
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One computer can connect, the other no
I have two laptops, both with windows 10 pro and connected to the same wireless network. And also, a NAS which is accessible via the same network. One laptop can access the NAS over HTTP and SSH and ...
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