January 20, 201115 yr I did this a while ago and just wanted to share if anybody is interested or wants to go farther with it. ------------------------------------------------------------ Did some tinkering around with Pogoplug today. I was really interested to see if I could even connect to it. Well Guess what you can. 1. First off you need a PogoPlug. 2. Get the app here to connect. 3. Its assumed you have an account with them. If not you will need to. 3. I used the instructions from here, but I'm going to more or less show you anyways below http://www.pogoplugged.com/article/11740/How-To-Install-Pogoplug-Drive-Software-on-Ubuntu-9.04/ I just created a mount point here for testing /mnt/pogoplug, mkdir /mnt/pogoplug This is the command I used to mount the PogoPlug to unRAID ./pogoplugfs --user your_email_address_here --password your_password_here --mountpoint /mnt/pogoplug This is the output of the above command. I'm going to tweak some of it just incase there is somethings that shouldn't be seen. root@Tower:/boot# ./pogoplugfs --user your_email_address_here --password your_password_here --mountpoint /mnt/pogoplug & [1] 29505 root@Tower:/boot# [230749.003][307718][CEFSAP][08] ********************************************** [230749.003][307718][CEFSAP][08] ********************************************** [230749.003][307718][CEFSAP][08] ********************************************** [230749.003][307718][CEFSAP][08] Application Started [VERSION 'LINUX GENERIC - 1.0.0.6' 'GENERIC - 0.80'] [230749.003][307718][CEFSAP][08] Property mode: [230749.003][307718][CEFSAP][08] SVCURL: http://service.pogoplug.com/svc/api [230749.003][307718][CEFSAP][08] SVCFILEURL: http://service.pogoplug.com/svc/files [230749.003][307718][bRHTTP][02] RECONNECTING 0x816b4c0 [230749.364][307718][bRHTTP][08] Verifying SSL certificate of peer... [230749.364][307718][bRHTTP][08] Error with certificate at depth: 3 [230749.364][307718][bRHTTP][08] subject: /L=ValiCert Validation Network/O=ValiCert, Inc./OU=ValiCert Class 2 Policy Validation Authority/CN=http://www.valicert.com//[email protected] [230749.364][307718][bRHTTP][08] issuer: /L=ValiCert Validation Network/O=ValiCert, Inc./OU=ValiCert Class 2 Policy Validation Authority/CN=http://www.valicert.com//[email protected] [230749.364][307718][bRHTTP][08] error: 19:self signed certificate in certificate chain [230749.364][307718][bRHTTP][08] Verifying SSL certificate of peer... [230749.364][307718][bRHTTP][08] Verifying SSL certificate of peer... [230749.364][307718][bRHTTP][08] Verifying SSL certificate of peer... [230749.364][307718][bRHTTP][08] Verifying SSL certificate of peer... [230749.481][307718][bRHTTP][08] SSL Connection complete using cipher: AES256-SHA [230749.481][307718][bRHTTP][08] SSL Server certificate: [230749.481][307718][bRHTTP][08] subject: /O=*.pogoplug.com/OU=Domain Control Validated/CN=*.pogoplug.com [230749.481][307718][bRHTTP][08] issuer: /C=US/ST=Arizona/L=Scottsdale/O=GoDaddy.com, Inc./OU=http://certificates.godaddy.com/repository/CN=Go Daddy Secure Certification Authority/serialNumber=07969287 [230749.769][307718][CEFSAP][08] Logged in as 'your_email_address_here' -> '0tVJJ2es2m4YOicZOFFHQxC0KC_8LtYiAA123545WFREW3423FEWE324SDFQWEQ234WERW' I connected to the mount and saw this. root@Tower:/boot# cd /mnt/ root@Tower:/mnt# ls disk1/ disk2/ disk3/ disk4/ pogoplug/ user/ root@Tower:/mnt# cd pogoplug/ root@Tower:/mnt/pogoplug# ls Files\ shared\ with\ me/ USBStick/ root@Tower:/mnt/pogoplug# cd USBStick/ root@Tower:/mnt/pogoplug/USBStick# ls 4Fred/ 4show/ Droid_1/ Jeep\ Maps/ Kamee/ Larry/ Misc/ Photos/ Uploads/ Wells/ p90x/ tpc/ root@Tower:/mnt/pogoplug/USBStick# These are folders I have at the root of my USBStick 4Fred/ 4show/ Droid_1/ Jeep\ Maps/ Kamee/ Larry/ Misc/ Photos/ Uploads/ Wells/ p90x/ tpc/ Looks like I'll have to remove spaces with either _ or just combine to keep syncing errors down. So it looks like you can very well connect your PogoPlug to unRAID with a few commands. The reason I'm interested it would give me the chance to upload photos to my pogoplug and then sync with my photo folder on unRAID and the other way. I'm not sure what is the best location to mount or honestly I haven't really checked permissions lol. Nevermind I just did I can create things it appears on the pogoplug via console. Any recommendations on where I should mount? It would be kinda cool if I could mount it in around as a share so I could just have access to the plug via Linux without using PogoPlugs app that creates a virtual P drive. killall pogoplugfs Appears to kill the connection or the app. I tried to use umount, but it didn't seem to respond to that very well, but that killall command seems to shut it down. root@Tower:/boot# killall pogoplugfs [232404.184][307597][HBFUSE][08] Fuse loop exited: 0 root@Tower:/boot# [232404.223][307597][CEFSAP][08] Application Gracefully exiting... [232404.223][307597][CEFSAP][08] ********************************************** [232404.223][307597][CEFSAP][08] ********************************************** [232404.223][307597][CEFSAP][08] [232404.223][307597][CEFSAP][08] I haven't addressed shutting down PogoPlug prior to an array shutdown since from what Joe L. said the array wouldn't properly shutdown with something mounted the way it is. BRiT suggested the following, but I haven't tinkered with it yet. If you only care about tieing into a full system shutdown then you can do two things. First is merely hook into /etc/rc.d/rc.local_shutdown. Just stop your own items before it calls out to powerdown as /etc/rc.d/rc.unRAID. Though if you don't mind modifying that larger script (/etc/rc.d/rc.unRAID), you can insert your lines in the unRAID_stop() function after it stops cache_dirs and before it stops vmware. If anybody wants to help continue this or make some suggestions I'd gladly keep this thread updated.
April 5, 201115 yr Author Haven't tried this as of yet, but it looks like you might be able to mount your unRAID to your PogoPlug so you can access your files via PogoPlug from outside your network. http://www.pogoplugged.com/forum/thread/13770/NOOBIE-QUESTION-Can-Pogoplug-mount-network-drives/
April 6, 201115 yr Haven't tried this as of yet, but it looks like you might be able to mount your unRAID to your PogoPlug so you can access your files via PogoPlug from outside your network. http://www.pogoplugged.com/forum/thread/13770/NOOBIE-QUESTION-Can-Pogoplug-mount-network-drives/ I have tried this and it works!
April 6, 201115 yr Author Thanks for the feedback. So you can see your shares via the mypogoplug interface?
April 6, 201115 yr Thanks for the feedback. So you can see your shares via the mypogoplug interface? I have a share named pogo. I was able to write a 2,101,882 KB file via the pogoplug windows interface. Just transferred a file with web interface. It worked also. Reed
August 23, 201213 yr The links to pogoplugged are dead now as the company wiped out the old forum. Can anyone detail how to mount an unRaid share to a Pogoplug?
August 23, 201213 yr I'm at work so I cannot access even this page, but search for the URL in the post using Google and view the cached page. When you do that will you print to pdf and upload to this forum?
August 23, 201213 yr I finally figured out where Google's "view cached" option went. You now need to open the page preview in order to see the option. Even so, I can only get the first page of the thread (the first 25 of 82 comments.) Attached is a pdf of the first page. Anyone know how to get the cached views of subsequent pages? NOOBIE_QUESTION_-_Can_Pogoplug_mount_network_drives___Pogoplugged5.pdf
August 27, 201213 yr Author Found this for starters. http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1147303 Here is the app. Its off my machine and I don't currently know where its being hosted else wise. Let me know if you have any issues with it. I don't provide support or anything for it, but I do happen to just have a copy of it. http://www.links4jeeps.com/Pogoplug/pogoplugfs I'm uploading the original file now http://www.links4jeeps.com/Pogoplug/pogoplugfs-linux-1.0.0.6.tgz
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