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

Hi,

thanks but i have already this file.

The missing one is in "/ffp/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20060613" ; it's the file mcrypt.a.

Because all the files in this folder have *.so AND *.a

mcrypt.so is your file : around 3,98kb !

Thanks for this file, the size is OK.

For the other file, "mcrypt.a", you have it ?

I'll test this file tonight.

thanks.

i'll keep you in the loop.

kayaroti wrote:

Stefan, would you be able to post the phpinfo() output from your setup ?

Sure my php_info is at http://mikla.dyndns.org:8080/


Would it be better idea if I give you my build script to build php (and a whole bunch other soft wares and libraries) ?

It is two shell script, one download the tar balls and the other do the compiling,
/Stefan

Thanks for the link but that is how I building the mcrypt.so for you, so I am not sure why it does not work
for you, I am suspecting that it is related to some other libraries such as rc (that is needed to build php and mcrypt)


Do you want to build php yourself ?

I can provide you with the needed scripts to make it a little easier for you.

stefanth wrote:

kayaroti wrote:

Stefan, would you be able to post the phpinfo() output from your setup ?

Sure my php_info is at http://mikla.dyndns.org:8080/


Would it be better idea if I give you my build script to build php (and a whole bunch other soft wares and libraries) ?

It is two shell script, one download the tar balls and the other do the compiling,
/Stefan

I guess you have compiled your mcrypt statically in your php.
I also guess that the version of PHP from Uli (nas-tweak) that noxunas and myself had installed do not have mcrypt compiled statically or even the dynamic option turn on.  Thus even with the dynamic library mcrypt.so in the right place, it will not work.

Btw, *.a like mcrypt.a is static library and *.so like mcrypt.so is a dynamic library.

I am pondering if I should compile my own like you do or perhaps try the chroot debian Squeeze and install from there.

Last edited by kayaroti (2011-04-06 07:19:29)

kayaroti wrote:

stefanth wrote:

kayaroti wrote:

Stefan, would you be able to post the phpinfo() output from your setup ?

Sure my php_info is at http://mikla.dyndns.org:8080/


Would it be better idea if I give you my build script to build php (and a whole bunch other soft wares and libraries) ?

It is two shell script, one download the tar balls and the other do the compiling,
/Stefan

I guess you have compiled your mcrypt statically in your php.

Yes, I mentioned it a couple times earlier in the threads, but once upon a time I built the mcrypt dynamically

I also guess that the version of PHP from Uli (nas-tweak) that noxunas and myself had installed do not have mcrypt compiled

No it do not, that is why I complied it myself, needed it for ajaxplorer

statically or even the dynamic option turn on.  Thus even with the dynamic library mcrypt.so in the right place, it will not work.

Btw, *.a like mcrypt.a is static library and *.so like mcrypt.so is a dynamic library.

Yes

I am pondering if I should compile my own like you do

Yes, you should that, it is much more painless, if you want you can do as above explained or I can give you my download/compile scripts,
it will update some 50-80 different programs and libraries, you will get a full blown php and other things like latest versions and fully featured versions of  ffmpeg all codecs included, lighthhttd, ajaxplorer, mysql, mediatomb perl etc. etc.....)

To compile everything it will take some 12-18 hours to finnish on the NAS but you can remove all the codecs and ffmpeg stuff and it will go much faster.

or perhaps try the chroot debian Squeeze and install from there.

That is very close what I wanted once upon a time last year when I started to updated the fonz installation
however I want a "clean debian" installation like this one
http://www.cyrius.com/debian/orion/d-li … tml‏

I talked to Martin about doing the same work to the DNS-320 but I suspect that he wont do it for free,
however he send me this link

http://hezmatt.org/~mpalmer/blog/genera … s_323.html


This is really what I want, a clean debian installation that "roots" /bin /lib... directly to the harddisk at start up etc ...
then I can use ipk-get and can throw away my 3 months work


/Stefan

Last edited by stefanth (2011-04-06 10:58:19)

@kayaroti

Yes for me to, well it was until a while ago.

I noticed on page http://dns323.kood.org/dns-320, at the bottom that dlink have shared binaries and source code in order
to build a rom image (Building a Custom Firwmware ("ROM")).

The only thing I need is to figure out how to change it so it install the root on Volume_1 instead of in the ramdisk and
then every thing is good and well.

If so, then there is no size limits for /usr /lib /include etc. so it will be possible to install anything, either manually or via apt-get.
And also, it is using glibc and not uClibc.

Meanwhile, I willgive you my scripts which patches up Dlink/fonz plug with latest releases and builds and a number
of softwares including softwares that originally did not exists.

You can uncomment what you want in order to shorten the compilation time for those stuff that you do not want.
I am not sure if I can do it now (have problems with my vpn tunnel) but will look into it tonight.

Those I give you I will configure so most of the codecs and ffmpegs are comment out t shortened it down but it will
compile up
a lot of "help stuff" (such as curl, wget, gzip, jpeg, tiff, fonts etc. ) ,
subversion-1.6.15
openssh-5.8p1,
mediatomb-0.12.1,
xmlstarlet-1.0.4,
perl-5.12.3,
lighttpd-1.4.28,
ajaxplorer-core-3.2.1,
php-5.2.17
mysql-5.5.9




Live well
/Stefan

Last edited by stefanth (2011-04-06 15:37:50)

Hi

@noxunas

Yes, you need a newer version of grep do this before mcrypt

cd /ffp/install
wget http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/grep/grep-2.7.tar.gz
tar -zxvf grep-2.7.tar.gz
cd grep-2.7
./configure --prefix=/ffp --libdir=/ffp/lib --includedir=/ffp/include
make 
make install
ldconfig

@kayaroti
I have not got the time yet to send you the stuff, I hope I get more time tomorrow


PS
There might be more dependences, but we will work them out one by one
DS

stefanth wrote:

Hi

@noxunas

Yes, you need a newer version of grep do this before mcrypt

Code:

cd /ffp/install
wget http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/grep/grep-2.7.tar.gz
tar -zxvf grep-2.7.tar.gz
cd grep-2.7
./configure --prefix=/ffp --libdir=/ffp/lib --includedir=/ffp/include
make 
make install
ldconfig

@kayaroti
I have not got the time yet to send you the stuff, I hope I get more time tomorrow


PS
There might be more dependences, but we will work them out one by one
DS

Thanks for the generous offer. 

As of last night, I had just successfully installed the chroot debian squeeze,  php5, lighttpd and ajaxplorer3.2.1.
The ajaxplorer publiclet is finally working with mcrypt like in the demo.

It took me about 4+ hours to install and troubleshoot.

The downside is that once the provided fun_plug start up the debian, you lost access to the /mnt/HD_a4 (ram disk?). Reason is that debian runs its own ssh server and once you ssh in, you are sandbox by to the squeeze folder and the volume1 folder.  Also as I am also running lighttpd, it does not play nice with the existing lighttpd of the NAS.   

I have initially installed apache2 instead of lighttpd but it seems like an overkill and may take up more resources.

These problem can probably be ironed out if I dig hard enough to understand the fun_plug.debian provided with the squeeze package.


Also, now I have to find out how to stop unwanted services startup by debian during start up.

Last edited by kayaroti (2011-04-07 05:12:37)

kayaroti wrote:

Thanks for the generous offer. 

As of last night, I had just successfully installed the chroot debian squeeze,  php5, lighttpd and ajaxplorer3.2.1.
The ajaxplorer publiclet is finally working with mcrypt like in the demo.

Ok, you tried the squeeze out, interesting, then I will not put up my scripts.
I would appreciate if you could in a couple days give some sort of verdict about it.

Think it does not matter to loose the ramdisk.
I assume the squeeze mounts /usr/ /lib on the harddisk instead.


/Stefan

Last edited by stefanth (2011-04-07 09:45:14)