Unfortunately no one can be told what fun_plug is - you have to see it for yourself.
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Hey people,
I have 2 * DNS-323 units (TweedleDee & TweedleDum) with firmware 1.05. Each has 2 * 1TB Seagate Hard Disk Drives that I have just installed and formatted as seperate disks. (Volume_1 & Volume_2).
I have installed fun_plug 0.5 so I can access the system and modify the base share names (Was Volume_1 and Volume_2 and is now Media_1 and Media_2).
I now want to uninstall fun_plug 0.5 from the HD_a2 (Media_1) and then reinstall it on HD_a4 so that it is available, but no-one can see it on the shared drive.
How do I uninstall fun_plug 0.5 from my DNS-323?
I know I will need to delete /ffp and the extra fun_plug and ffp files in the root directory.
What else needs to be deleted?
Thanks for your help!
cjc
Last edited by cjc1959au (2008-06-02 16:31:42)
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maybe i'm wrong but i think you cannot put fun_plug anywhere other than HD_a2 because /usr/sbin/chk_fun_plug only looks on HD_a2:
HD_Path=$HD_Path"a2"
if [ -e /mnt/$HD_Path/fun_plug ]; then
echo "function plug enable"
/mnt/$HD_Path/fun_plug
fi
Last edited by SilentException (2008-06-02 17:28:28)
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I Think that is true by default, but there is a thread http://dns323.kood.org/forum/t2008-HOWT … mmies-them).html about setting up fun_plug on a DNS-313.
By modifying the original fun_plug before installation, he installs it to HD_a4 and it works perfectly.
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1. Download fun_plug.tgz and put it in Volume_1 of your DNS-313
2. Download fun_plug and put it in the same place.
3. Edit fun_plug with your favorite text editor - replace line
FFP_PATH=/mnt/HD_a2/ffp
with
FFP_PATH=/mnt/HD_a4/ffp
4. Reboot
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Logically, I see no reason why the same trick shouldn't work on a DNS-323but unless I remove the original version, I will never know where it is getting the files from (a2 or a4).
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ah, i thought you wanted to hide fun_plug script too. moving ffp directory from HD_a2 is easy as changing the /ffp link to point to new location. it can be done with no problems
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