December 16, 201015 yr Try this: http://gfjardim.googlecode.com/files/hamachi-2.0.1.13-i686-unRAID.tgz If I already have 2.0.0.11 installed do I need to upgrade? If I do upgrade (replace 2.0.0.11 file with this new 2.0.1.13 file) do my setting remain the same?
December 18, 201015 yr i have removed the old "hamachi-2.0.0.11-i686-unRAID.tgz" file from the packages folder also removed hamachi-conf.tgz from the config folder placed the new hamachi-2.0.1.13-i686-unRAID.tgz in the packages folder changed the line in the go script to "installpkg /boot/packages/hamachi-2.0.1.13-i686-unRAID.tgz" works fine fore me now only can't access my server from work, but thats a firewall issue i think
December 18, 201015 yr Author You don't need to remove the hamachi-conf.tgz file from the config folder, just replace the old "hamachi-2.0.0.11-i686-unRAID.tgz" with the new "hamachi-2.0.1.13-i686-unRAID.tgz".
January 15, 201115 yr Well, I just spent hours trying to get this working. Turns out, you need to have a DNS server configured or none of this will work. Amazing work. I might suggest you clarify the setup process a bit for those who are unexperienced (myself). Eg: Installing Hamachi on UnRAID for n00bs: 1. Download the following file: http://gfjardim.googlecode.com/files/hamachi-2.0.1.13-i686-unRAID.tgz 2. Go to \\UNRAID\flash and create a folder named “packages” 3. Copy the downloaded file (don’t extract it) into the “\\UNRAID\flash\packages” folder. 4. Open the file “go” in the "\\UNRAID\flash\config" folder. (Use Notepad++ instead of regular notepad) 5. At the bottom, on a fresh line, add the text "installpkg /boot/packages/hamachi-2.0.1.13-i686-unRAID.tgz" 6. Save the file, and reboot your server. 7. Telnet into your server (recommend PuTTY) and enter the following lines: a. hamachi login b. hamachi set-nick <nickname> c. hamachi attach <LogMeIn account email> 8. Go to the LogMeIn website under My Networks, and accept the request to join (depending on preferences). Then edit settings for the new user for them to join your network. 9. Your server should now show up in your Hamachi network! Notes: Your server must have a DNS server configured. Try 8.8.8.8 Thanks!
January 31, 201115 yr FYI: 8.8.8.8 is Google... and god knows what they do with your information about dns.... I'd use something else, personally.
January 31, 201115 yr gfjardim, do you have any plans to try to incorporate the gateway option, by chance?
January 31, 201115 yr Author gfjardim, do you have any plans to try to incorporate the gateway option, by chance? It's not my choice, gateway mode requires "802.1d Ethernet Bridging" kernel module with all it's inherent hooks, and unRAID doesn't have them. If you want, I can share a small guide to recompile the kernel in the unRAID machine itself, but I can't share the module like I did with the tun/tap driver.
January 31, 201115 yr It's not my choice, gateway mode requires "802.1d Ethernet Bridging" kernel module with all it's inherent hooks, and unRAID doesn't have them. If you want, I can share a small guide to recompile the kernel in the unRAID machine itself, but I can't share the module like I did with the tun/tap driver. That sounds great. I've never done any kernel compiling, but I'm always down to learn something new. Thanks!
February 9, 201115 yr HI It worked great on 5b02 but now i upgraded to 5b04 and one of the modules is outdated now this is what i get from starting from console installpkg /boot/packages/hamachi-2.0.1.13-i686-unRAID.tgz Verifying package hamachi-2.0.1.13-i686-unRAID.tgz. Installing package hamachi-2.0.1.13-i686-unRAID.tgz: PACKAGE DESCRIPTION: # LogMeIn Hamachi2 v.2.0.1.13 for unRAID # # LogMeIn Hamachi2 is a hosted VPN service that securely connects # devices and networks, extending LAN-like network connectivity to # mobile users, distributed teams and business applications. You can # easily create secure virtual networks on demand, across public and # private networks. # # Package compiled by [email protected] # Executing install script for hamachi-2.0.1.13-i686-unRAID.tgz. insmod: error inserting '/tmp/tun.ko': -1 Invalid module format Package hamachi-2.0.1.13-i686-unRAID.tgz installed. and this is in the systemlog Feb 9 21:39:06 p5bplus kernel: tun: version magic '2.6.32.9-unRAID SMP mod_unload CORE2 ' should be '2.6.36.2-unRAID SMP mod_unload CORE2 ' (System) i hope it is an easy fix ?
February 10, 201115 yr Author Didn't Tom included the TUN driver into the kernel build? If not, I'll release a new version with a precompiled driver linked to the new kernel.
February 10, 201115 yr I guess not tried to start the package manually and got same error and hamachi is not working
February 10, 201115 yr Didn't Tom included the TUN driver into the kernel build? If not, I'll release a new version with a precompiled driver linked to the new kernel. It looks like he did, but it is a newer version of the linux kernel in 5.0beta4 than in 5.0beta2. The 5.0beta4 .config file shows this: CONFIG_TUN=m
February 10, 201115 yr Most likely you will have to remove the out-of-sync TUN module for this addon in order to work on the newer unRAID 5.0 series since it is now included in unRAID as a module.
February 18, 201115 yr root@Tower:~# h2control save tar: Removing leading `/' from member names root@Tower:~# Is this a problem?
February 21, 201115 yr got it to work on unraid 5.0b4 :0 just removed the tun.ko module and changed the line in the doinst.sh from ( insmod /tmp/tun.ko ) to (modprobe tun) thing works again i hope it is right what i am doing ... just read up on google on what to do but not really sure if i do right so if one of the guru's can correct me if necessary ? would be largely appreciated
February 21, 201115 yr That seems right since the tun module is now a part of the unRAID 5.0 beta series, and all you're doing there is asking modprobe to load the module named 'tun', which will look in the official location for it [ /lib/modules/`uname -r` ].
February 23, 201115 yr Can anyone post a working package for 5b4? I tried to modify my self but I get: WARNING: Package has not been created with 'makepkg' Executing install script for hamachi-2.0.0.11-i686-unRAID.tgz. install/doinst.sh: line 2: modprob: command not found Package hamachi-2.0.0.11-i686-unRAID.tgz installed. scratch that missing an e
February 23, 201115 yr Author Sorry about the delay, I haven't a v5 machine to test the package, but there are good news: v5b4 now has tun and bridge modules compiled, so no more precompiled driver is needed, and now unRAID can be a gateway on your network! I haven't tested this with v4.7, so if anyone can do that for me would be very helpful. http://gfjardim.googlecode.com/files/hamachi-2.0.1.13-i686-unRAID-2.tgz The install script now tries to search for the embedded driver, and if not found, it tries to fall back to the precompiled driver. []'s
February 25, 201115 yr Thanks, gfjardim! I'm in the process of moving, so my unRAID box is all packed up... but as soon as I get settled, installing 5.0bX and this package will be the first two things I do. I think having my unRAID server as a gateway will just rock as far as access when traveling.
April 18, 201115 yr hey guys, So I have logmein and I can access my files through my network by logging into my main PC. So what exactly is this being used for? Sorry for a dumb question
April 20, 201115 yr So OP what was wrong with OpenVPN? I actually have Hamachi and am looking to go TO OpenVPN hey guys, So I have logmein and I can access my files through my network by logging into my main PC. So what exactly is this being used for? Sorry for a dumb question Jake - Hamachi is a VPN service that lets you connect to your entire network (not just the pc that you remotely control). Lets say you are at work and want to listen to music that is stored on your machine at home (or UnRaid Server) then, hamachi would help. I have a windows home server that will soon be an UnRaid machine, but i can get at all my files there, network notifications, heck even print something out for the folks at home from work! VPN is far greater than Remote control (remote desktop/go to my pc, etc).
April 20, 201115 yr So OP what was wrong with OpenVPN? I actually have Hamachi and am looking to go TO OpenVPN hey guys, So I have logmein and I can access my files through my network by logging into my main PC. So what exactly is this being used for? Sorry for a dumb question Jake - Hamachi is a VPN service that lets you connect to your entire network (not just the pc that you remotely control). Lets say you are at work and want to listen to music that is stored on your machine at home (or UnRaid Server) then, hamachi would help. I have a windows home server that will soon be an UnRaid machine, but i can get at all my files there, network notifications, heck even print something out for the folks at home from work! VPN is far greater than Remote control (remote desktop/go to my pc, etc). Ah ok i see now! What If I wanted to get music from unraid server and listen on my phone. Is this possible? What would I use? If you pay for logmein and can you also get hamachi or is it a separate service?
April 29, 201115 yr Well, I just spent hours trying to get this working. Turns out, you need to have a DNS server configured or none of this will work. Amazing work. I might suggest you clarify the setup process a bit for those who are unexperienced (myself). Eg: Installing Hamachi on UnRAID for n00bs: 1. Download the following file: http://gfjardim.googlecode.com/files/hamachi-2.0.1.13-i686-unRAID.tgz 2. Go to \\UNRAID\flash and create a folder named “packages” 3. Copy the downloaded file (don’t extract it) into the “\\UNRAID\flash\packages” folder. 4. Open the file “go” in the "\\UNRAID\flash\config" folder. (Use Notepad++ instead of regular notepad) 5. At the bottom, on a fresh line, add the text "installpkg /boot/packages/hamachi-2.0.1.13-i686-unRAID.tgz" 6. Save the file, and reboot your server. 7. Telnet into your server (recommend PuTTY) and enter the following lines: a. hamachi login b. hamachi set-nick <nickname> c. hamachi attach <LogMeIn account email> 8. Go to the LogMeIn website under My Networks, and accept the request to join (depending on preferences). Then edit settings for the new user for them to join your network. 9. Your server should now show up in your Hamachi network! Notes: Your server must have a DNS server configured. Try 8.8.8.8 Thanks! Thanks, gonna try to see if this works tomorrow. So does this allow me to access the unRAID web interface as well, in addition to network shares? What URL would I access the web interface with?
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