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

kevincw01 · 2010-12-06 23:19:14

My employer's firewall and http proxy make it basically impossible to access anything except for http/https. It would be great if I could access my files using a website. Is there plugin to enable a simple web-based file manager for dns-323?

bjby · 2010-12-07 00:06:51

If you have access to install client software or firefox plugins. You can pass the firewall by putting ssh on port 443 (https). But you will surely be braking the employers policy.

If you only have a plain browser, dont think there is an easy way.

bound4h · 2010-12-07 17:43:45

Why not run lighttpd server on port 80 on the 323, then just add php support and code a php page to call up the file contents in a directory (with links to download/view)?

kevincw01 · 2010-12-08 20:17:27

@bjby, I can access the https web interface just fine.

@bound4h, looks like I will do that. The wiki has install instructions for lighttpd but they look a bit dated. Are there newer instructions?

bound4h · 2010-12-09 22:04:00

It's very simple. Search for lighttpd php on here and there is a thread about installing mysql (if you need it), php and lighttpd. There are two configs (one for php and one for lighttpd) that are located in the /ffp/etc/examples directory. Just copy these to your /ffp/etc directory. If I find the thread I'll post.

bound4h · 2010-12-09 22:07:39

Here: http://dns323.kood.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=5514. I think you will need the php-recommended.ini config and the lighttpd-with-php.conf (of course rename it to just lighttpd.conf).

3rdparty · 2010-12-11 23:16:28

For those of us not php-inclined, has anyone coded a php page to view/edit files/folders on the DNS-323?

FunFiler · 2010-12-12 00:18:50

Tons of them available. Just google the subject. PHP, perl, many other possible easy drop in programs.

3rdparty · 2010-12-12 00:37:27

Looks like eXtplorer (http://dns323.kood.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=4189) may do the trick

kevincw01 · 2010-12-14 09:15:06

ok I got funplug, lighttpd, php and eXtplorer installed. Last thing I need to do before I expose this to the outside is enable SSL in lighttpd. I tried just changing the URL from "http" to "https" but it doesn't work...just sits there. https works on the standard web interface already.

bound4h · 2010-12-14 15:44:47

SSL will need to run on port 443, though I haven't read up on enabling it in lighttpd. But I bet a google search of "lighttpd ssl" would give you what you need..

kevincw01 · 2010-12-15 04:02:07

As it turns out there are 2 commented out parameters in the lighttpd.conf file that enable SSL. One of them is the path to the server certificate which I borrowed from the other web server running on the box. However enabling SSL disables standard http and it serves it on the port configured.

The problem now is that eXtplorer doesn't like to run SSL on a non-standard port. There is some code in there to detect that we're running SSL by checking if the port is 443. But even after hacking that to my non-standard SSL port, it still fails. I cannot run lighttpd on the standard SSL port of 443 because the other goahead web server uses that port for its SSL. I don't know how to reconfigure the goahead web server for a different SSL port. According to some forum posts about the goahead web server, you have to recompile it to reconfigure the SSL port so that's probably not an option. Any suggestions on how to fix this are welcome.

Right now I'm running with php file manager (http://phpfm.sourceforge.net/) which is not nearly as nice as eXtplorer, but it does work with SSL on a non-standard running on the DNS-323.

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bound4h · 2012-02-27 09:04:37

Resurrecting a two year old thread to plug your business...nice.

Too bad the requirements for your software do not even mention Linux, much less the 323.

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