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

...mine does 100% when I do the refresh and I still get DLND 2114 error on the PS3 :-((
The share has 4500 normal mp3's and I cleaned up all the tags to remove "non-standard" charakters...

The build in UPNP-Server NEVER worked for me with neither 1.04, 105 and now 1.06. It's just a piece of shit!

keule

MiK wrote:

fun_plug 0.3 seems to be broken in FW 1.06

And why you don´t use the fun_plug version 0.4 or how I do 0.5?

Tilly wrote:

And why you don´t use the fun_plug version 0.4 or how I do 0.5?

I'm using 0.5 now..

..but earlier I didn't see the need for an upgrade with the potential to mess things up in a working config.

Sraet wrote:

*snip*

...seeing up above and the 360 does not see anything to connect to, as always.

*snip*

I have the same issue with the 360, running the latest update 1.06. Anything I'm missing?

mozkill wrote:

Using FW 1.06:

2.  how do you enable the sFTP  on port 22?  I tried connecting with psFTP and also tried changing the FTP port to 22 and i cant figure it out.  the firmware notes say it is supposed to work.

SFTP is part of the ssh service running on port 22 by default, so you need to have this service running. Check other threads on this forum about it.


Cheers,
Peter

Sparkss wrote:

can anyone report on the kernel version in 1.06 ? (the outpt from uname -a  would be great).

TIA 

Here please with the version 1.06b65:

Linux DNS-323 2.6.12.6-arm1 #30 Mon Aug 18 14:19:14 CST 2008 armv5tejl unknown

Do you remember my issues with Ps3 sharing? Well I have resolved with fun_plug 0.5 and Twonkymedia 4.4.9 ;-) The DLink AV server just hangs on my NAS due an incomprensible error.
The PS3 DLNA support works because if I share another folder It's all ok, the problem resides in the refresh procedure witch stops leaving both disks (I have a RAID 1) blocked.
I hope in a next upgrade of the built in AV Server, for now I repeat I have resolved with Twonky.

Have fun(plug) ;-)

PeterZ wrote:

mozkill wrote:

Using FW 1.06:

2.  how do you enable the sFTP  on port 22?  I tried connecting with psFTP and also tried changing the FTP port to 22 and i cant figure it out.  the firmware notes say it is supposed to work.

SFTP is part of the ssh service running on port 22 by default, so you need to have this service running. Check other threads on this forum about it.


Cheers,
Peter

Thats wierd.  Right after upgrading the firmware to 1.06 I am not showing DLink listening on port 22.  Are you sure about SSH it running by default?

C:\>telnet 192.168.0.3 22
Connecting To 192.168.0.3...Could not open connection to the host, on port 22: Connect failed

C:\>telnet 192.168.0.3 23
Connecting To 192.168.0.3...Could not open connection to the host, on port 23: Connect failed

I've been using the DNS-323 in RAID 1 with 2x 1TB seagate drives and my PS3 since mid last year, it's been in "stock" standard form apart from firmware upgrades my experiences below;

Sorry guys I also can't recall which PS3 firmware was being used at the times but it's worth noting it does make a big difference.

DNS-323 Firmware 1.04 - No working UPNP functionality with my PS3.
DNS-323 Firmware 1.05 - PS3 now detects the device it just cant seem to do anything with it.
DNS-323 Firmware 1.05 + Latest PS3 update at the time - UPNP Works! I Can now stream video and music!
DNS-323 Firmware 1.06 + Latest PS3 firmware (current) - I can now view photos, listen to music and play videos through my PS3 quite seamlessly.

Things I've found while trying to get things working;

The way you "layout" your file structure is quite important, mine didn't really work well on 1.05 until I removed the default shares then setup a new root "Share" called Media with "Everyone Access" and "Oplocks" and then created three sub-folders Video, Music, Photo. (I keep my data in a seperate share called data). I then setup my new "Media" share as my UPNP root in the DNS configuration.

I've also found that the PS3 doesn't refresh properly, it caches the UPNP stream. This basically means that most new media I've added won't be seen by my PS3 until the DNS-323 has 1) refreshed the selected UPNP root and 2) After around 10 mins the PS3 has been turned on and off - this isn't much of a probelm for me as usually by the time I wan't to use the files on the PS3 it's been a day anyway.

I did get everything working on wireless however it needed 90% signal strength to watch movies and even then some larger movies tend to pause from time to time, it works great over 10/100 though.


Cheers, hope that helps!

Hi, anyone knows if they updated the samba to version 3.2x? From the Samba release notes, it appears that 3.2x works better with Windows Vista and up.

frodo wrote:

# /usr/sbin/samba/smbd --version
Version 3.0.24

doh... I've managed to find a ffp package for samba 3.2.3-1 under extra packages. Has anyone used it yet? Specifically, I'm after the advertised improvement in vista. Since I'm basically now running all my data off the DNS-323, any improvement in network access is much appreciated.

Update: just downloaded and installed the package. However, the startup script is quite bare and i didn't manage to find any documentation on how to set it up to replace the default samba. Fonz, some help here will be nice!

update2: Ok, managed to figure out how to replace the default samba and start it up (with errors though). Funny thing is when i checked the version, it still reports 3.0.24 which is the same as the builtin one! I'm pretty sure I'm running the one from fonz's package as TOP shows /ffp/sbin/smbd! Any ideas??

Last edited by bfg100k (2009-01-13 19:42:21)

mozkill wrote:

Using FW 1.06:

1.  has anyone got the DNS-323 to serve Photos to a playstation 3?

2.  how do you enable the sFTP  on port 22?  I tried connecting with psFTP and also tried changing the FTP port to 22 and i cant figure it out.  the firmware notes say it is supposed to work.

the firmware does not support sFTP it supports FTPS and to be more specific it's FTPES there a difference between the two.

Nuri wrote:

After firmware upgrade the "inotify_upnp" process eats ~98% processor time. It is normal?

Yep - same thing here (with UPNP enabled).
I hope it's normal.

Cheers,

Emacs