DSM-G600, DNS-3xx and NSA-220 Hack Forum

Thnx verry much! more packages are always welcome!

Excellent! Just what I've been looking for!

Could anyone do this with rtorrent? Then I'd be overjoyed:)

Could someone describe how to add users to proftpd? Please?

//T

ojve wrote:

Excellent! Just what I've been looking for!

Could anyone do this with rtorrent? Then I'd be overjoyed:)

# ipkg list | grep -i torrent
btpd - 0.13-1 - BTPD is a bittorrent client consisting of a daemon and a cli client, which can be used to read and/or manipulate the daemon sta
clutch - 0.4-3 - WebUI for the Transmission BitTorrent client
ctcs - 1.4-9 - CTorrent Control Server (CTCS) is an interface for monitoring and managing Enhanced CTorrent clients
ctorrent - 1.3.4-2 - CTorrent is a BitTorrent client written in the C programming language.
enhanced-ctorrent - dnh3.2-10 - Enhanced CTorrent is a revised version of CTorrent
libbt - 1.05-5 - a C library implementing the core BitTorrent protocol
libtorrent - 0.12.0-2 - libtorrent is a BitTorrent library with a focus on high performance and good code.
py-bittorrent-common - 5.0.9-1 - BitTorrent is a scatter-gather network file transfer tool.
py24-bittorrent - 5.0.9-1 - BitTorrent is a scatter-gather network file transfer tool.
py25-bittorrent - 5.0.9-1 - BitTorrent is a scatter-gather network file transfer tool.
rtorrent - 0.8.0-1 - rtorrent is a BitTorrent client for ncurses, using the libtorrent library.
torrent - 1.4-7 - a collection of scripts that processes torrent files
transmission - 1.06+r5332-1 - lightweight BitTorrent client and daemon with WWW interface

See http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Optware/Dns323 on setup.

ChamPro wrote:

How about a small request for a package that provides a slightly easier text editor? Maybe nano?

# ipkg list | egrep -i 'editor|emacs|nvi'
ed - 0.9-1 - Line editor
emacs22 - 22.1-1 - Emacs is the extensible, customizable, self-documenting real-time display editor.
hexcurse - 1.55-2 - A versatile ncurses-based hex editor.
jed - 0.99.18-1 - A powerful yet friendly text editor.
joe - 3.5-1 - Joe's own editor. A text editor with wordstar-like and emacs-like keybindings.
jove - 4.16.0.70-2 - A tiny, fast editor with emacs keybindings
mg - 20080305-1 - mg is a Public Domain EMACS style editor.
moe - 0.9-1 - My own editor, a powerful, 8-bit clean text editor for ISO-8859 and ASCII character encodings.
nano - 2.1.1-1 - A pico like editor
ne - 1.43-1 - The nice editor.
nvi - 1.79-2 - The original Berkeley Vi.
qemacs - 0.3.1-1 - QEmacs (for Quick Emacs) is a very small but powerful UNIX editor.
sed - 4.1.5-3 - Stream editor.
ssam - 1.9-1 - A stream editor that uses the UTF routines and understands the sam command set. It is analogous to sed.
uemacs - 4.0.15-2 - uEmacs/PK, Full screen editor based on MicroEMACS 3.9e.
vim - 7.1-1 - Yet another version of the vi editor.
zile - 2.2.59-1 - Zile is Lossy Emacs, a small, fast, and powerful Emacs clone.

See http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Optware/Dns323 on setup.

Thanks a bunch. I didn't expect so many choices!

Ah...when I reboot the DNS323, settings for the ipkg will be gone.

So, I created a startup script in /ffp/start called ipkg.sh

#!/ffp/bin/sh
mkdir -p /opt
mkdir -p /mnt/HD_a2/ipkg/opt
mount -o bind /mnt/HD_a2/ipkg/opt /opt
export PATH=/opt/bin:/opt/sbin:$PATH


chmod a+x ipkg.sh

This should get it running on boot up.

Last edited by abubin (2008-05-20 18:22:32)

SilentException wrote:

you could make a script in start folder or just add these to fun_plug (near the end)

mkdir -p /opt
mount --bind /mnt/HD_a2/ipkg/opt /opt

if you use ffp0.5 add the edit the PATH in /ffp/etc/profile

done

Okay, that will work too...thanks.

Having problems here... did the abubin's procedure with ipkg.sh file, which starts successfully, but:

/mnt/USB # zcat $ipkg_name | tar -xOvf - ./data.tar.gz | zcat | tar -C / -xvf -
./
./opt/
./opt/etc/
...
...
./opt/bin/ipkg-opt

/mnt/USB # /opt/bin/ipkg list
Successfully terminated.

/mnt/USB # /opt/bin/ipkg install nano_2.1.1-1_arm.ipk
Installing nano (2.1.1-1) to root...
Nothing to be done
An error ocurred, return value: 1.
Collected errors:
ERROR: Cannot satisfy the following dependencies for nano:
         ncurses
/mnt/USB #



Any ideas? I'm running ffp0.5 off USB stick, which works OK. I've altered the path in ipkg.sh accordingly..

regards.

grmek, did you just install the script directly?

You need to run the "how to use" steps in the website (http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Optware/Dns323) all the way at least once for it to work. Like bzhou stated, your ipkg.conf file is not configured properly. You need to manually add "src dns323 http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/optwa … able" into the config file. That is part of the steps in the "how to use" section.

SweMart wrote:

Hi!

Currently the following packages are available for download:
Sudo 1.6.9p14 - A tool that enables the execution as the root user without the need of a root password
ProFTPD 1.3.1 including mod_tls - A FTP daemon that implements SSL/TLS enabled FTP transfers
lftp 3.6.3 - A FTP client supporting SSL/TLS

Thanks for the packages but would it be possible to use the proper fun_plug naming conventions of: <package>-<ver>-<rev>
Because otherwise some of the 'sed' scripts in the 'funpkg' package manager don't work properly....

THANKS!

duhblow7 wrote:

Anybody have a mirror or the tarball with the latest proftpd?

Sure.... http://www.proftpd.org/

I REALLY wish people would adhere to the GPL and atleast provide build scripts along side their packages.

I'm in the middle of completely re-bootstrapping funplug because I just don't know how things were built. That and I've found a couple issues with existing packages.

If anyone decides to help the community out and provide funplug packages, please consider compliance with the terms of the GPL. Some of us don't like to blindly install pre-compiled binaries. You never know what sort of nasties might be hiding in there. Intentional or otherwise.

http://www.jaguarlinux.com/pub/DNS-323/

Atleast with the above option, you have no one to blame but yourself if things go wrong.

Last edited by madpenguin (2009-01-28 05:50:57)