Installing Asterisk On Synology Dsm
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So I've installed asterisk by installing. Synology DSM 6: Incompatible Packages. In this exercise we install the Synology NAS device with the. Synology NAS Google. Feb 11, 2016 Anyone using Synology for a phone system? For Asterisk on there so any Asterisk or Synology update might cause. Years of installing. Hi everbody, Synology has published a package to quickly install Asterisk on its Diskstation NAS systems - unfortunately, FreePBX so far has not been ported.
This page contains a short tutorial on how to set up (Itsy Package Management System) on your Synoloy NAS. Try using instead. It an be installed from the DSM Package Center.
(explains why. Applicable for rar2fs). (good setup tutorial, but read comments) Enable SSH Make sure you can SSH into your NAS. Browse to your Disk Station Manager and enable the SSH service. Check out the following guide from the Synology wiki:. SSH into the command line interface as root, not your admin user account. Widows users can use.
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Install bootstrap You can read the complete or minimal explanations on the Synology wiki or follow the somewhat shorter steps I listed below. Long:. Short: Look up your CPU Your Synology model will be in this list somewhere:. Some more options for the fun of it.
MyNAS sh syno-i686-bootstrap1.2-7i686.xsh Optware Bootstrap for syno-i686. Extracting archive. Please wait bootstrap/ bootstrap/bootstrap.sh bootstrap/ipkg-opt.ipk bootstrap/ipkg.sh 1216+1 records in 1216+1 records out bootstrap/optware-bootstrap.ipk bootstrap/wget.ipk Creating temporary ipkg repository. Installing optware-bootstrap package.
Unpacking optware-bootstrap.ipk.Done. Configuring optware-bootstrap.ipk.Modifying /etc/rc.local Done. Installing ipkg. Unpacking ipkg-opt.ipk.Done.
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Configuring ipkg-opt.ipk.WARNING: can't open config file: /usr/syno/ssl/openssl.cnf Done. Removing temporary ipkg repository. Installing wget. Installing wget (1.12-2) to root.
Configuring wget Successfully terminated. Creating /opt/etc/ipkg/cross-feed.conf. Setup complete. BusyBox v1.16.1 (2014-05-29 11:29:56 CST) built-in shell (ash) Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands.
MyNAS Remove the script again rm syno-i686-bootstrap1.2-7i686.xsh Reboot Reboot the NAS and log in again as root. Update Update the list of available packages. /opt/bin/ipkg update Downloading pathconf: Value too large for defined data type pathconf: Value too large for defined data type Inflating Updated list of available packages in /opt/lib/ipkg/lists/cross Successfully terminated.
Upgrade Upgrade any ipkg installed packages to the latest versions: /opt/bin/ipkg upgrade Note I noticed just running ipkg failed, so uncomment the following two lines as follows in /root/.profile.