December 11, 200916 yr I found the culprit. I have a .cfg file in /boot/config/shares for each of my shares. The erroneous file was here. Is this directory used anymore for 4.5-final? (I'm using 4.5b11 currently). Thanks Joe. I like a clean server.
December 20, 200916 yr Just installed this, firstly i have to say WOW, really simple to install and great way to manage everything from the one place. I have a couple of problems; hopefully someone will be able to help I added my RUTorrent files to the extensions folder; it all works good but the button in the extensions menu has no text, the link is there. I have tried clearing cookies, rebooting the server etc but its staying the same. (I'm using the latest firefox) also I wanted to update to the latest ver. of Ajaxplorer, i have it installed but it stalls on the splash screen. Any help would be appreciated
December 20, 200916 yr I added my RUTorrent files to the extensions folder; it all works good but the button in the extensions menu has no text, the link is there. I have tried clearing cookies, rebooting the server etc but its staying the same. (I'm using the latest firefox) Just solved this one by copying an extension.dat file from another package and editing it edit: both problems now solved
January 21, 201016 yr Just log into unRAID, and run: wget -O /tmp/unweb.tgz http://www.tcpatools.com/bubba/unraidweb-0.1.04-i386-bubba.tgz ; installpkg /tmp/unweb.tgz I'm running 4.4.2 and trying to install this but I get "package is corrupt /failed 'gzip -L /tmp/unweb.tgz". Can someone point me in the right direction?
January 21, 201016 yr Just log into unRAID, and run: wget -O /tmp/unweb.tgz http://www.tcpatools.com/bubba/unraidweb-0.1.04-i386-bubba.tgz ; installpkg /tmp/unweb.tgz I'm running 4.4.2 and trying to install this but I get "package is corrupt /failed 'gzip -L /tmp/unweb.tgz". Can someone point me in the right direction? Can you ping http://www.tcpatools.com from your telnet prompt? If not, do you have a DNS Server and Gateway defined in your unRAID settings page? Perhaps you are unable to use "wget" to get the file and as a result, the un-zip fails on the error result.
January 21, 201016 yr I'm running 4.4.2 and trying to install this but I get "package is corrupt /failed 'gzip -L /tmp/unweb.tgz". Can someone point me in the right direction? Can you ping http://www.tcpatools.com from your telnet prompt? If not, do you have a DNS Server and Gateway defined in your unRAID settings page? Perhaps you are unable to use "wget" to get the file and as a result, the un-zip fails on the error result. Actually Ping is working now... Telnet and ran "wget -O /tmp/unweb.tgz http://www.tcpatools.com/bubba/unraidweb-0.1.04-i386-bubba.tgz ; installpkg /tmp/unweb.tgz" worked fine, not sure why it wasn't running from the console. On to learning and exploring linux and unRaid Thanks for your help.
January 21, 201016 yr I'm running 4.4.2 and trying to install this but I get "package is corrupt /failed 'gzip -L /tmp/unweb.tgz". Can someone point me in the right direction? Can you ping http://www.tcpatools.com from your telnet prompt? If not, do you have a DNS Server and Gateway defined in your unRAID settings page? Perhaps you are unable to use "wget" to get the file and as a result, the un-zip fails on the error result. Ping not working I have the DNS server and the Gateway defined automatically on the unRaid settings page. Downloads the file from your computer and put it on your usb stick (/tmp/unweb.tgz http://www.tcpatools.com/bubba/unraidweb-0.1.04-i386-bubba.tgz) just change the command to "installpkg /boot/whateverfolderyouhaveitin" IE: create a tmp file on your USB, put the unraidweb file in it, boot up unraid and type: "installpkg /boot/tmp/unraidweb-0.1.04-i386-bubba.tgz"
January 21, 201016 yr Gateway is usually the IP address of your router. DNS Server is usually the same IP address. If you can't ping, then no way to download the file from bubbaQ's server. What do you have as your settings? What does it say for "DNS Server 1" ??
March 1, 201016 yr Hello Bubba, (& Stokes, as this will resolve your problem) there seems to be a small error that results in big consequences when trying to setup the personnal interface. According to /boot/custom/lighttpd/setup/index.html it is trying to append to the following file: /boot/config/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf.include This should actually be: /boot/custom/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf.include The results is that the file does not get created/appended because in most cases that folder does not exist and therefore the personnal web server does not work. In the meantime for the people having this problem, you can simply do the following: mkdir /boot/config/lighttpd Then follow the setup and save the configuration (http://tower:89/setup'>http://tower:89/setup). In most instances for one reason or another, when you try to restart the webserver you might get INTERNAL ERROR 500. That's ok, just do the following: mv /boot/config/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf.include /boot/custom/lighttpd/ That's it, reboot your whole server and install bubba's package again, you should be good to go by going to http://tower:[theportuconfigured] PS: BATFINK - Use Firefox, IE doesn't seem to work in saving the configuration. Thank you! Works perfect. And thanks very much Bubba for creating it!
March 1, 201016 yr Here's the set of commands I use in the unMENU .conf page for unRAID-web to install it. There are fixes needed in three files. One you described. The other two have to do with the unMENU extension. SCRIPT_DIRECTORY=/boot/unmenu # since we need to fix things in three files, un-gzip/tar the files, edit them, then re-tar/gzip. cd /boot/packages mkdir -p /tmp/unmenuTMP ( cd /tmp/unmenuTMP ; gzip -dc | tar-1.13 xf - ) <unraidweb-0.1.04-i386-bubba.tgz # edit the index.php file to deal with not having current directory in PATH sed -i "s~cmd .= ' \" . \$a->add_on . \"~cmd .= ' .\/\" . \$a->add_on . \"~" /tmp/unmenuTMP/boot/custom/lighttpd/extensions/unmenu/index.php sed -i "s~/boot/unmenu_final~$SCRIPT_DIRECTORY~" /tmp/unmenuTMP/boot/custom/lighttpd/extensions/unmenu/extension.conf sed -i "s~boot\/config~boot\/custom~" /tmp/unmenuTMP/boot/custom/lighttpd/setup/index.php ( cd /tmp/unmenuTMP ; tar-1.13 cf - * | gzip ) >unraidweb-fixed-0.1.04-i386-bubba.tgz rm -rf /tmp/unmenuTMP installpkg unraidweb-fixed-0.1.04-i386-bubba.tgz </dev/null 2>&1 echo "0.1.04" >/var/log/unRAID-web-version
March 2, 201016 yr Sorry if this has been asked but is there a way to keep unraid-web (lighttpd) installed permanently even after reboots? Can someone tell me how to do this? Thanks
March 2, 201016 yr Sorry if this has been asked but is there a way to keep unraid-web (lighttpd) installed permanently even after reboots? Can someone tell me how to do this? Thanks Would it be just adding this to my go script? installpkg /boot/custom/unweb.tgz As long as unweb.tgz was copied to /boot/custom/ ?
March 24, 201016 yr Hi, I installed unweb with no problems and look forward to playing with it more. I have already been using unmenu and love it. How do I access my user shares through the http interface so I can setup my PCH to use HTTP versus SMB. Thanks, Sean
March 24, 201016 yr Hi, I installed unweb with no problems and look forward to playing with it more. I have already been using unmenu and love it. How do I access my user shares through the http interface so I can setup my PCH to use HTTP versus SMB. Thanks, Sean On the left side click on Ajaxplorer. The default user/pass is admin
March 24, 201016 yr Thats very cool but that wont work for serving files to a media streamer like the PCH The URL never updates... so in my case I have a user share movies and under there is a index.html what is the properly formed URL to browse that file. http://leroi:89/Movies/index.html does not work? I am guessing I need to edit some configuration file to get the web server to allow browsing of my shares? Any suggestions?
March 24, 201016 yr Thats very cool but that wont work for serving files to a media streamer like the PCH The URL never updates... so in my case I have a user share movies and under there is a index.html what is the properly formed URL to browse that file. http://leroi:89/Movies/index.html does not work? I am guessing I need to edit some configuration file to get the web server to allow browsing of my shares? Any suggestions? I don't believe what you are asking for is possible with unraidweb stock. maybe if you edit the httpd.conf file to point to /mnt/user for the personal webserver.
March 24, 201016 yr Thanks Flix... will play around some more this evening..... One of the reasons I started playing with this is goind 4.5.3 is causing my PCH A-110 lots of issues over SMB. I need to revert back to the 4.5 beta which was working flawlessy and see if the PCH is happy again.... Cheers, Sean
March 24, 201016 yr Thats very cool but that wont work for serving files to a media streamer like the PCH The URL never updates... so in my case I have a user share movies and under there is a index.html what is the properly formed URL to browse that file. http://leroi:89/Movies/index.html does not work? I am guessing I need to edit some configuration file to get the web server to allow browsing of my shares? Any suggestions? You can add a new port for lighttpd to listen to, and make your user shares to be the document-root for that port. Unraidweb has provided you with the file /boot/custom/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf.include for your custom setting. (From windows you'll see that file in \\yourserver\flash\custom\lighttpd\ ) Let's say we'll use port 8088 for that. Just put the following lines in that file: dir-listing.activate = "enable" $SERVER["socket"] == "0.0.0.0:8088" { server.document-root = "/mnt/user" accesslog.filename = "/mnt/user/web-access.log" } Now restart lighttpd. Then point your browser to http://yourserver:8088 That's it. Note: Your changes to lighttpd.conf.include will survive surver reboot. Also note: When editing such Linux files, keep in mind this: http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php?title=FAQ#Why_do_my_scripts_have_problems_with_end-of-lines.3F
March 25, 201016 yr Thanks turned out to be super easy like flix suggested... setup home web server to path /mnt/user/Movies works fine from my PC. now to test from the Popcorn Hour Sean
April 6, 201016 yr I have installed unRAID-Web and all the Extensions seem to operate fine, but when I try to set up the personal web server by specifying a directory (/mnt/disk5/www) and then dropping an index.html file in that directly, and setting a port (82, 83, 84, 85) my browser won't connect. What's more, it seems to kill the other extensions when I do that and they are no longer accessible. I have to reinstall unraid-web. I'm obviously missing something basic.
April 6, 201016 yr I have installed unRAID-Web and all the Extensions seem to operate fine, but when I try to set up the personal web server by specifying a directory (/mnt/disk5/www) and then dropping an index.html file in that directly, and setting a port (82, 83, 84, 85) my browser won't connect. What's more, it seems to kill the other extensions when I do that and they are no longer accessible. I have to reinstall unraid-web. I'm obviously missing something basic. What file used by unRAID-Web's web-server (lighttpd) are you editing to set your personal web-server root directory?
April 6, 201016 yr What file used by unRAID-Web's web-server (lighttpd) are you editing to set your personal web-server root directory? Hi Joe, I was using the "wizard" seemingly built into unraid-web. Jason
April 7, 201016 yr What file used by unRAID-Web's web-server (lighttpd) are you editing to set your personal web-server root directory? Hi Joe, I was using the "wizard" seemingly built into unraid-web. Jason Believe it or not, I've never used that feature.
May 11, 201016 yr Trying to log in with admin/admin and it just says user not found Tried restarting unraidweb but seems to have made no difference....
May 11, 201016 yr Trying to log in with admin/admin and it just says user not found Tried restarting unraidweb but seems to have made no difference.... You are talking about the Ajax file-explorer right?
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