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Originally Posted by jillmess
admin is root on QNAP. If pagekite does not give you an option to select where to save the setup files you may have to save them to a share and then use a script which runs at startup (using 'autorun') to copy them back to wherever pagekite needs them to be.
Sorry I can't be much help but I have only had my QNAP a few months and am still getting my head around how it does things. Very different to my old readynas.
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Well, if admin is root it would seem the admin password should work for root...but it doesn't. Sigh.
What I have done after a little experimenting is put pagekite.py into the
folder.
Since qnap blows away all the stuff in / and /root, and python has no set search path to the Web folder, I modify the pagekite.py startup by:
Code:
python pagekite.py --optfile=/share/Web/pagekite.rc mydomain.pagekite.me
Then pagekite starts up and appears to be happy until I do the pagekite login. Then I get the Internal Error again.
It may be because python need a new path added to the /share/Web folder, but I really don't know. I looked at the instructions to modify qnap python's SET PATH but it is over my head.
Coincidence! I had a ReadyNAS Duo V2 but it didn't have the chops to run COPS or Pagekite from what I read, so bought this TS-251 as a platform really to do just that, along with backup of course. Sold my ReadyNAS.
So yea, the learning curve continues.
Well time to call it quits here.