[this how-to is outdated !!!, You can use http://www.aroundmyroom.com/2009/11/14/just-a-howto-for-a-tweaker/ but can also be outdated sometime]
NZBGET & NZBWEB from A to Z
(with lighthttpd)
and be ready for further installations ‘on-the-fly’
before installing make sure the TIME is set properly in your CH3SNAS (without correct time nzbget is not working properly (using year 2000 or 2001 is causing servere issues)
Update: also make sure you use Firmware version 1.04 or higher for CH3SNAS
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A few firmware versions ago Conceptronic enabled the NFS kernel module in their CH3SNAS. With the help of Fonz’ fun_plug version 0.4 and it’s NFS addons you can easily mount the CH3SNAS into your Linux System
- Download Fun_Plug version 0.4
- Install the package and reboot the CH3SNAS
- Download NFS Utils
- Download Portmap
Download unfs [not necessary for CH3SNAS]
put the 3 files in the root of the CH3SNAS
unpack the files with tar -xzvf [package name] the files will be put in the correct folders now.
Update: above way is not the correct way: you should use funpkg.sh from the fun_plug tools.
You can see the correct installation if nfsd.sh and unfsd.sh are is in the fun_plug start folder /mnt/HD_a2/fun_plug.d/start
Make sure the files can be started during reboot (or boot) by chmodding them:
chmod +x nfsd.sh
chmod +x unfsd.sh
Reboot your device
Go to your Linux System and create a folder where you want the CH3SNAS share to appear. I want to share my Volume_1 and put it in /home/backup/ch3snas. My command to correctly mount the Conceptronic CH3SNAS is:
mount [device-name or device-ip]:/mnt/[path to folder] /target/ folder/linux system
For example:
mount 192.168.1.60:/mnt/HD_a2 /home/backup/ch3snas
you can check now the contents of /home/backup/ch3snas by doing a ls -l for example
