I’ve been busy with openhab lately. I had this installed on an orange pi plus 2e but it crashes very often. This forced me to shut down the power, which damaged the installation.
Now I want to install it on my Nas (Synology) but every time I get an error message:
#### S T A R T - o p e n H A B S P K ####
2018-07-18:20:35:48
Set instance variables...
public: true
smarthome: false
home: false
TMPFS: true
Z-Wave: false
port: 8085
tmp: /volume1/@tmp
share:
oh: /openHAB
backup: -backup-201807
done
User that exec the Installation
root
Start preinst...
Found java executable in PATH
Java version 1.8.0_162
Version is more than 1.8
The User Home service is enabled. UH_SERVICE=yes
ERROR:
A shared folder called '' could not be found - note this name is case-sensitive.
Please create this using the Shared Folder DSM Control Panel and try again.
Does anyone know a solution. I have installed Java again, I also have the correct version of spk?
Or does someone know a better reliable platform for openHAB?
I’ve faced same issue.
It seams that OpenHab needs public folder. If there is not a public folder, the installation gives that error.
You’ve to create public folder using Control Panel > Shared Folder.
Same problem here. Unfortunately the above answer does not tell which shared folder has to be created. Are there any updates on this issue? Any help appreciated. Thanks.
@SRX:
I am a newbie here and maybe do not know everybody, but the RTFM is in any case not an answer. If you check your link you’ll find that exactly this problem is not described in the documentation at all (well, it says “it depends what your admin did”). And the funny errror message “A shared folder called ‘’ could not be found” (existing since Jul’18, really? we are in the mid of 2020) is not documented as well.
Sometimes we all need help, and not RTFM. Sorry for this emotional answer.
Hi Alexandre
the problem with the shared folder “public” is described in the configuration part.
Easist way is what i did. I run a DS218+ and the setup did not create a folder.
Create a shared folder “public”. (System > shared folder > create ) and the setup will start.