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

No, I think it's a defect... not had time to figure it out yet but something in my crappy arithmetic!

@mealto: Okay, the question isn't bad, but luckily, you can simply open the gadget package with a zip program and read the source yourself. If you can't read it, you have to put your trust in the programmer, the folks in this forum or whatever other higher entity you might choose to believe in.

@philw: Thanks for your prompt reply. Could the LLTD error have to do something with my disabled UPnP? I guess rather not... Well, I'm still running my CH3SNAS with FM 1.03, 'cause I didn't dare to upgrade to an RC of the next version. So, maybe LLTD will come later...

I'll send you the code of the first page after login and the status page as PM. However, there does not seem to be an advanced status page, and the normal status page shows the "CH3SNAS" (which is not the device name here) only in the title.

Thank you for your great work.

Phil is working on a version that can detect whether the DNS323 or CH3SNAS is connected. Works great here. All the functions that are not available on the CH3SNAS are hidden in the gadget. No more LLTD 404 errors
If anyone with a CH3SNAS can figure out how to access the uptime through the web interface that would be great. It seems that all the /proc/ stuff in the gadget is not accessible on the CH3SNAS, at least not under that name. Would a symlink in the web directory to /proc/ be enough?

Last edited by RunaR (2008-10-09 21:10:32)

Here you go - version 0.992 (I'm going to hit 1.0 soon enough), with added support for the CH3SNAS, which looks rather pretty from the icon I found for it. Get it here or from the auto-update thing which will find the same thing if you click it. I didn't change much else although I ran it through some JS Lint programs and stuff learnt about the === operator (which just reminds me why I really dislike js).

I can't absolutely test the CH3SNAS version as I don't have one, but RunaR helped me with the html and some diagnosis so it should work - please shout if not.

If anyone knows any other commands/ responses you can get over http then I just need to know the command and the response html to parse it.

>Well, I'm still running my CH3SNAS with FM 1.03, 'cause I didn't
> dare to upgrade to an RC of the next version. So, maybe LLTD will come later...
As RunaR said, those are all disabled in 0.992. If you look in the source there's just a new field in the state table which is "disable if this is not a DNS323". I may have to extend that later but it works for now.

>I'll send you the code of the first page after login and the status page as PM. However, there does not seem to be an
>advanced status page, and the normal status page shows the "CH3SNAS" (which is not the device name here) only in the title.

Thanks, but I got that from RunaR so it should work with the CH3SNAS now as abobe

cheers
Phil

Sweet! No more error messages, as far as I can see. Only (cosmetic) issue is the "net" tab, which seems to contain more text than it has space to display. I don't really mind, though.

P.S. The CH3SNAS *is* simple, but beautifully elegant.

Hi there,

I didn't find the option to attach images to PM/mails here, so I'm posting an anonymized version here. Please note the MAC address, workgroup and share name are correctly displayed in real life.

Regards
Ben

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Hi Phil,
Cheers again, your update appears to be working much better with the 2 separate disks, the temp appears as a nice yellow line on the graph, with space 1 and space 2 listed, but not graphed on the grid.
Also on the front page it has temp only (doesn't make sense), and uptime correct.
But the refresh now works! (without quitting)

I have included some screen shots incase that helps you to help me. Great work.

Cheers
H69

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Finally,
Regards
H69

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Two disks working fine here (see screenshot).

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Jolly good - thanks for telling me. It looks quite pretty - that's a hell of an uptime you have there!

Logging into the web page... that's a bit worrying, but perhaps something just got gummed up. I have run the thing for a long time here across reboots and sleeps and it seems reliable, so if it doesn't happen again then I won't worry about it. cheers.

uptime is not updating.  e.g mine says 0:1:41 despite being on most of the day (although laptop that the gadget is on was hibernating for most of the afternoon).  Reloading gadget as well as refreshing as well as closing the gadget and then re-adding to sidebar doesn't change it, but calling the uptime directly in the browser shows the box is updating uptime e.g.
http://<dns-ip>/proc/uptime
1224177707.70 35523.17
and a little later...
1224178497.79 36295.64

graph:
as reported previously the line doesn't confine itself to the grid.  Can this be because the grid is bounded to 20-40 deg (as the legend below the grid it says "temperature (20-40)"?

I haven't looked at the code to check either out, so .....

philw wrote:

On updates, I think you're saying that in your installation even if you press the green "refresh" button, the uptime doesn't change on the display. Even though all the messages roll past showing the comms? That's odd... it definitely works on mine.

Clicking green refresh button, DNS323 Monitor, closing and re-adding gadget to sidebar doesn't change uptime.  (All?) messages roll past, are 'in the green'/no red errors.

I am running v0.98