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• Letsencrypt/certbot experience the ReadyNAS OS on the RN202 6.5.0

  See also: LINK

  Install letsencrypt/certbot on Readynas 6.5.0 (Debian Wheezy) OS:

  Docs and inspire:
  certbot
  netgear_581268
  netgear_592613

  # apt - get install nano (or any other editor that you like)

  # cd / opt
  # mkdir letsencrypt
  # cd letsencrypt
  # wget https://dl.eff.org/certbot-auto
  # chmod a + x certbot-auto

  #. / certbot-auto - help all

  # apt - get install libaugeas-dev
  (to avoid the error: cannot import libaugeas!)

  # service apache2 stop

  #. / certbot-auto certonly - standalone-taking in charge - challenges tls-NIS-01 - d fqdn.yourdomain.com
  (to use port 443)

  3. automatically use a temporary...

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  -Read the terms of service

  # cd/etc/frontview/apache
  # cp apache2.pem apache2.pem.orig
  # cp ssl.conf ssl.conf.orig

  # nano.conf
  Add the line
  'SSLCertificateChainFile etc/frontview/apache/chain.pem.
  under line
  "SSLCertificateFile etc/frontview/apache/apache2.pem.
  Save ssl.conf

  # rm apache2.pem
  # cat /etc/letsencrypt/live/fqdn.yourdomain.com/privkey.pem > apache2.pem
  # cat /etc/letsencrypt/live/fqdn.yourdomain.com/cert.pem > apache2.pem
  # cp /etc/letsencrypt/live/fqdn.yourdomain.com/chain.pem chain.pem

  # start service apache2

  Disadvantage: The key is valid for 3 months and an automatic renewal is a bit complicated.
  Maybe a script can help :-)

  Test with:
  SSLLABS
  SSLSHOPPER

  And below, you'll get what I've done to get readily developed certificates to day!

  # cd/opt/letsencrypt
  # nano my_renew_hook

  Add the following lines to the script:

  = snip =.
  #! / bin/sh
  RM /etc/frontview/apache/apache2.pem
  cat /etc/letsencrypt/live/fqdn.yourdomain.com/privkey.pem > /etc/frontview/apache/apache2.pem
  cat /etc/letsencrypt/live/fqdn.yourdomain.com/cert.pem > /etc/frontview/apache/apache2.pem
  CP /etc/letsencrypt/live/fqdn.yourdomain.com/chain.pem /etc/frontview/apache/chain.pem
  = snap =.

  Save the script and make it executable:
  # chmod 755 my_renew_hook

  To renew your certificates to run (also possible via a cron):
  # / opt/letsencrypt/certbot-auto renew - standalone - hook before 'service apache2 stop' - hook after "service start apache2" - renew-hook "/ opt/letsencrypt/my_renew_hook.

• Install PHP5 on Readynas Duo v2 (should work on all ARMS)

  Since I'm not a big fan of paying for things that are easily made by myself, I thought that
  I would like to take the time to write how I went about to install and configure PHP5, MySQL and phpMyAdmin
  on the ReadyNAS Duo v2. (pun partially, although the readynasxtras offer one range of other)
  package, such as opt-in the add-on paid...)

  This assumes you already have EnableRootAccess running.

  1 installation and configuration of PHP5.

  First of all, we need to install the package PHP5 with apt - get. Connect to your NAS through SSH to start.
  We are as safety conscious users (;-)) the root account is disabled for the connection ofc, so we have to
  perform these operations as sudoers instead. Type:

  sudo apt - get install libapache2-mod-php5 php5-cli-common php5 php5-cgi

  Some of the packages will be probably marked as installed or the value manually. This is normal, so just
  Type Y and sit back while than packages being installed.

  After that, he must add the php5_module and trigger php files to be handled by the php5 module.
  Type:

  sudo /etc/frontview/apache2/httpd.conf

  Then, locate the lines loading of modules, for ex.:

  LoadModule perl_module /usr/lib/apache2/modules/mod_perl.so

  Add these lines to this section in the file:

  LoadModule php5_module /usr/lib/apache2/modules/libphp5.so
  Script-php5 .php AddHandler

  Now find this line:

  DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm redirect.html

  and to take:

  DirectoryIndex index.html index.htm index.php redirect.html

  Now, he must restart apache by typing:

  sudo killall apache-ssl
  apache-ssl - f /etc/frontview/apache/httpd.conf sudo

  You should now be able to use PHP on your ReadyNAS!

  I'm going to write a statement about how to install and configure MySQL and phpMyAdmin as well in the
  upcoming posts, but given that I have to go now, to do for the moment.

  See you soon,.
  Simon

  For beginners like me, you can buy https://rnxtras.com/addons/php-5-4-readynas-5-arm
  Worked perfectly fine on my ARM 5.3.10 RND2000

  

• Apache Open Office and the Sierra

  After the "revaluation" of Sierra my Apache Open Office is constantly crashing. Does anyone have a solution to this problem?

  Thank you

  I have not used for a year or two, but you can download and install free Office. It's a very easy transition from Open Office as they began the same Foundation.

  http://www.omgubuntu.co.UK/2016/09/OpenOffice-could-shut-down-developer-warns

  http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/09/OpenOffice-after-years-of-n egligence-able-shut-down.

• After update to Sierra, Mac does not connect to the ReadyNAS device

  I have two Macs at home - an iMac and a MacBook Pro.  I also have a ReadyNAS device, which acts as a time for both Machine.

  I've updated the iMac to macOS Sierra.  The upgrade went smoothly, no error reported.  However, once it was up, I found that the iMac has questions is authenticating with the ReadyNAS via AFP (and / or he would authenticate, then delete the connection) and also not able to connect to the service of Time Machine on the ReadyNAS device.

  To be sure it wasn't the ReadyNAS, I went to my MBP - it still works under OS X 10.11 and shows all the problems.  AFP shares are accessible without problem, and Time Machine works as expected.

  Has nothing changed with Time Machine or AFP protocols under macOS Sierra, which could cause this?

  The ReadyNAS is a ReadyNAS Pro 4, running 4.2.28. firmware, if it is useful.

  Thank you very much for your help!

  AFP is not used by Sierra. Try using SMB instead, if your NAS supports. Or contact the technical support of the manufacturer for assistance.

• I can't get Apache configured correctly El Capitan

  Hi, I'm new to the Forum and coding on a mac os x. I am actually starting to code in PHP and have gone through several guides to configure apache2 so that I can access my 'Sites' directory via my web browser. I followed several guides configuration to configure my system but after making changes to several files (httpd.conf, etc..) I always get the message unable to connect to access my localhost via browser.

  No matter what I do when I try to access my local host via the browser web it says unable to connect. I recently upgraded from the Mavericks in El Capitan 10.11.6. I have no idea where from here, can someone please point me in the right direction on how to configure Apache so that I have access to my localhost directory and start the programming in php.

  Hello wliam0807,

  To go through this guide? Setting up a web server on OS X

• 39 of Firefox does not hotlink protection on Apache servers

  An ISP (VentraIP) confirmed my observations. Apparently, if you enable protection hotlink on the files selected for example style.css, you can use Firefox 39 typing a URL of type http://www. [webname].com/style.css and Viola!] You suddenly; see the content of style.css. Try it with Google Chrome or Safari 8.x and the hot link works by prohibiting access to style.css (or be re-directed to a shtml 404.txt or another web page).

  The ISP is certain that this is a bug in the flagship of Mozilla for web browsing software. Initially I thought is was a bug in the Apache Web server, but not so according to the Internet service provider.

  Is it really a bug in Firefox 39?

  The sponsor is only used to verify that you have clicked on a link to a specific page (i.e. a link on a page of your domain).

  You can see the sponsor (referring URL) in "tools > Page Info > general".
  In many cases only a bad Godfather could prevent a server from sending of protected content and not in the case the sponsor is blocked (i.e. no sponsor is received).

• Get error when using apache

  So I'm under Mac El Capitan. I used to be able to use the Apache web server on the mac in the same operating system but how ever when I'm recently trying to use appache I get this error

  httpd: syntax error on line 66 of the /private/etc/apache2/httpd.conf: cannot load libexec/apache2/mod_authn_file.so into server: dlopen (/ utilisateurs/keeffefamily/Sites/libexec/apache2/mod_authn_file.so, 10): image not found

  And when I try to start, it seems as if it worked, but when I go to http://localhost/ nothing loads to the top

  Data sheet:

  2.9 GHz Intel Core i5

  8 GB 1600 MHz DDR3

  OS X El Capitan 10.11.1

  NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M 1024Mo

  Syntax error at line 66 of the /private/etc/apache2/httpd.conf

  What is this line?

• How can I download Apache Open Office on Apple Store.

  OSX 10.11.5 El Capitan 'new' Mac Mini end of 2014 4 GB memory I see that I can download Apache Open Office for Mac. I read in privacy and security and to support that it is safer to download from the Apple Store. Can someone tell me how long the download takes and what I should do to make a safe installation and complete? Thanks, Lucerne

  The developer does not Apache Open Office via the Mac App Store.

  By the end of 2012 mini Mac, OS X El Capitan;  Watch, 38 mm silver AL, Watch OS 2.2.1. iPad 2 Air & iPhone 6 +;  Apple Airport Express

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• V21 Firefox cannot find the files if file *.htm used "style windows" path slashes to the java scripts (on Unix, hosting with apache)

  Hello. I find a strange behavior of Firefox v21. If the 'windows' path used *.htm file slashes to the java scripts (on Unix, hosting with apache). Firefox says 404, but other browsers (such as Opera, Chrome, IE10) works properly with this.

  You should use slashes in links so that they work properly in Firefox, otherwise Firefox will escape them that 5% C as you can see if you would them hover in the case of a real link (this is obviously not possible in this case).

• How should I address a homepage on my local Apache Server?

  I have an Apache Server local to my computer for purposes of program (HTML + PHP) development. In MS Explorer I am addressing a program on this server as "http://localhost/VH_Safir-X/index.php". Firefox cannot find anything through the use of this address - how it should be written?

  I tried the address wanted several times without result. Then I tried "http://127.0.0.1", that worked. Tried again the desired address, and now it worked! Life is interesting!
  Thank you, alco!

• Since the installation of Apache, I can't open the Open Office files

  Failed to open .odt or .ods files. Get the following: Open Office.org3.3 fatal error. The application cannot be started. ISO resource could not be loaded b application of Sfx.

  In fact, this is the support forum for the Firefox web browser. For Apache web server, official support is here: https://httpd.apache.org/lists.html for OpenOffice questions please try the support forum link posted by the-edmeister.

• OSX Apache Server: how to redirect the http request?

  Hi all

  I have a Mini Mac OSX Server El Capitan running. It already serves some sites. Normal Server Web sites:

  -site1.example.com

  -site2.example.com

  Now, I have installed an application that has its own built-in web server. This application would be normally accessible via http on port 80. However, http on port 80 connections are automatically considered trapped by integrated apache of the OSX Server. Therefore, I now put the web application to run in a different port to apache. I also setup a subdomain, so that users can access this application directly, but they also have to type in the port in the URL - for example, the new web app site is reachable at the:

  -myapp.example.com:7117

  What I would do, is for users to simply access the application using:

  -monappli.exemple.com

  I know that there is a way for us to have apache to "Reroute" all requests for a specific to an internal port subdomain automatically, but I don't even know where to start. What are the files we need to configure on OSX Server? How configure us them?

  Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

  I had the same requirement and has resolved the way you want to as described below.

  1. Define the additional app to run on another port
  2. Create a site in.app using port 80 and the same host name you want to use for the additional application
  3. Set up a redirection for this site in.app as follows
  4. Source = /, Destination = http://hostname.domain.com:1234 /, Status = Permanent (301)

  Of course, use the correct host name, the domain and port for your situation.

  PS. the same approach I have described above also can be used to redirect the corresponding https port 80 or 443 site.

• 10.8.5 bypass Apache for nginx

  Hi people.

  Try to stop Apache for nginx work.

  On trying to connect to the server, it states that the «administrator can activate Apache»  I have installed nginx, removed the httpd launchdaemon (com.apple.serverd.plist) and it still does not move.

  Can I disable Apache entirely?  Any help appreciated.

  See you soon

  Sure.   But you won't like the answer.    Erase the drive, load Linux or BSD, and you go.   Or load a VM guest and put nginx there.

  Or load and run nginx in parallel with Apache on port variant - not that it will be useful, unfortunately.

  But to answer your question more directly, OS X is not now and has never really been submitted to these quests.   Various hunks of OS X Server are very related to Apache.   Once you go to need or want to see again or replace parts of OS X Server base, Apache is one of these hunks core - it's probably time to move to a platform that offers better for that.

• ReadyDATA of ReadyNAS data import

  We are trying to deploy a ReadyDATA 5200 and refocus our ReadyNAS 4200. Is there a quick way to transfer data or actions of a ReadyNAS to the ReadyDATA. I looked at the link of imports by volume, but this seems to be only for import data from the seed.

  Yes, the import function is just to import seeds for ReadyDATA jobs repeated data.

  I recommend you create the necessary actions on the ReadyDATA. Enable SMB or NFS on the shares.

  Then create on the ReadyNAS backup jobs using the ReadyNAS built-in Backup Manager. Create a job for each action and push data across the ReadyDATA by using SMB or NFS.