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I am using console and edit, I have tried everything...

Going into the file via FTP shows files permissions as ok, but the owner is different to other files in the directory.  I changed ownership to my account but that still doesn't work.  At this stage all I want to do is delete the damn thing and start again but it wont let me delete it at all!

This is the file
-rwxrwxrwx    1 jaugust  0             137 Jan 24 22:10 starttwonky.sh

ftp> del
(remote-file) starttwonky.sh
550 Could not delete starttwonky.sh: Permission denied

Anyone got any suggestions on how to delete this file.  I am logged in as jaugust...nothing works

Last edited by jaugust (2011-01-24 17:53:09)

GOT IT!  It's now deleted, thanks, tried SSH (I think, my linux is very basic)  Now to try and install TwonkyServer again

Last edited by jaugust (2011-01-25 01:10:41)

if you are loosing the SMB share it means you have not followed the steps in the explanations, here is below the reason :

On the DNS-323, /tmp, /var and /mnt are in the root partition (/). The root partition is entirely in RAM and has total size 9.7MB.
By default Twonky 6.0.xx is built to log to /tmp/TwonkyMediaServer-log.txt and other data is stored in /var and /mnt.

Two problems:
# 1/ The available space in / is quickly filled, the DNS-323 stops serving files and the status lights on the front go pink.
# 2/ Any saved twonky configuration is lost after a reboot, including the license key.

So we need to change the Twonky configuration to store this data on the big disks instead. This is easy to do by editing the starttwonky.sh script


Now, for you to avoid the SMB crash, just telnet the DNS and go to /ffp/start and chmod -x starttwonky.sh.
reboot your DNS-323, the SMB share is back as the twonkyserver media will have not started and crashed.
In the installation process, do not forget to untick the box "start server" as you need to edit the file starttwonky.sh before running the application.

does that make sense to you ?

I have twonky installed and started.  i'm able to hit the media server.  I able to see the twonky log file created in the location i specified, but the files is empty.  Anybody know why?

Thanks!

Last edited by kingluke (2011-01-31 18:38:38)

It is the log file that was added in the startup shell:

-logfile /mnt/HD_a2/Nas_Prog/twonky/TwonkyMediaServer-log.txt

Do you know which option is to turn on logging?  Is it in the .ini file?  I did change the log level to verbose in the .ini file

Thanks.

bodbod wrote:

Hi,

could you be more precise ? which file is empty, the log one ?
there is an option to enable the logging if i recall well

DeLaCroix wrote:

Hi,

i wrote a Tutorial for you, hope that helps: http://nas-tweaks.net/221/installation- … k-dns-323/

Regards,
Uli

Great job on the tutorial. All i did was copy and paste to get Twonky working. Thanks again.