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I have a little problem.... I installed fun plug and everything went well, then I started to config lighttpd - this is where it starts to degrade. I changed the port for lighttpd to port 80. Of course by doing this, the Admin page is no longer accessible! So, I reconfig lighttpd to port 8080, like the original fun plug. However, I am still not able to get the Admin page. I tried issuing a "reboot" command, it did not do anything, in the telnet shell, it just sits there after I hit enter. I tried this with several session of telnets, they are react the same way, I terminated them all with the "X" on top right. I also tried restarting the Admin web by issuing the command "www/webs", this did not work neither, it got to a status of "LANGUAGE=1" and it sits there and I cannot hit the Admin page.
I don't want to do a hard power off, if I don't need to..... there has to be a way to issue a reboot / shutdown to the NAS, HOW?
Thanks.
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Try the 'halt' command.
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Thank you for the info, I will try it out when I get home tonight.
will the 'halt' command reboot the NAS or will it power it off?
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It will power it off.
btw, you can probably login to the adminpages on port 81. type
<ip-of-the-box>:81
in the addressbar of your browser.
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Thanks again!
I tried to move the Admin to port 81, however, I was not successful. I tried doing what the wiki describe by using the shell scripts, but I get an error on the line with the CASE statement. I don't know why, I just copy and pasted into a file, gave execute to file, then it errors out. For now, I just wanted to get the Admin page going, then I will try to get the ports reassigned again. Thanks again.
http://dns323.kood.org/howto:lighttpd_php
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jstkwan wrote:
I just copy and pasted into a file
what editor are you using - a unix aware one - maybe you are having a problem with windows line endings when you edited the config?
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I don't think so, I copied other scripts from the wiki and pasted onto the same editor and they ran without problem.
I tried reboot and halt both failed to do what they intended to do. I was not able to hold the power button and power off. I had to pull the power cable to turn it off. NAS is now back to normal working order. However, with the HALT command, I issued it and all it did was sit there, just like before - non respondsive, I had to pull the power cable once again. I wonder exactly what it does? REBOOT works, it rebooted my NAS without problem.
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jstkwan wrote:
However, with the HALT command, I issued it and all it did was sit there, just like before - non respondsive, I had to pull the power cable once again. I wonder exactly what it does?
It's just a generic Linux command to shutdown the operating system, and powerdown the box. man page
When you system 'just sits there', couldn't it actually be shutted down? Tried a 2nd telnet session to test that?
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I use the command
do_reboot
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