Remote Synology RaspberryPI

[maxbe23 (Maximilian B.)]

Hey guys,

I’m looking for a good, easy and safe way to remote my Synology and another Raspberry Pi 3b (MagicMirror) via my openhab server.

But I tried but unfortunatley I did not find any nice configuration steps.

Any suggestions?

Thank you very much and stay healthy.

Best

[Bruce_Osborne]

@maxbe23

remote my Synology and another Raspberry Pi 3b (MagicMirror) via my openhab server.

Please word things differently. What issue exactly are you working on solving? We are sometimes slow, so please be more descriptive.

[maxbe23 (Maximilian B.)]

You are right sorry…

Ok I installed my openhab2 platform on a raspberry pi and in using it to control all my stuff with it.

So now I want to conrol additionally my Synology NAS DS218+ and my MagicMirror (another Raspberry Pi 3b+).

For this I thnik I shoud use the exec-Binding right?

For the raspberry pi:

executeCommandLine : ssh/account/permissions setup for remote reboot action

Sorry found a failure in my rule. The following version works without adding the user openhab on the openHAB2server raspi to the sudo group. rule "Reboot Max2play_Bad" when Item Max2play_Bad_reboot received command "Reboot" then var String results = "" results = executeCommandLine("ssh openhab@192.168.1.40 sudo reboot", 5000) logInfo("OpenHAB Reboot Alarm", "results=" + results) end You could see it in the logs: [image] But nevertheless my question stays; is it possible to …

I tried to use this but I’m not sure if I need the stuff on my openhab installation what he did. I just need a user, who is allowed to do reboot, shutdown and update, upgrade.

For the synology:

Use Openhab to Power ON/OFF your Synology

Based on my earlier problems I will set up a guide on how to include your Synology into Openhab. Mainly this is used to post Status and to Turn the Synology ON/OFF via Openhab. The main reason behind the setup is to be able to login to the Synology without using a password, as well as running the poweroff command without the need to enter a password. This enables us to shutdown the Synology with just one command. I am running openHABian distro on a Raspberry Pi 3 B+ and a Synology DS-215j on …

For example in my sshd_config I don’t have the first option in my synology:

#RSAAuthentication yes
#PubkeyAuthentication yes

I just want to aks if anybody knows, if there is a easier way. Just asking

Thanks, for your help

[Bruce_Osborne]

If you are using 2.5.2 with the Exec binding there is a new whitelist requirement.

[noppes123 (Ron)]

Can you show us what commands/rules you tried and what results or errors you had?

[maxbe23 (Maximilian B.)]

Sorry for the delay but at the moment we have strange times and their is a lot to do at the university.

My first problem is the WOL binding after the new update it is not working anymore:

items:

Switch WakeOnLanSynology “Synology NAS” {wol=“192.168.xxx.xxx#00:11:32:xx:xx:xx”}

For the letters I use small letters.

Any ideas?

So I startet to create the openhab user for the magicmirror. Then I set the openhab user to no password for the commands shutdown, reboot that openhab just can do this stuff.

No my question is it better to create some .sh files and then runn them by the exec command like:

rebootmm.sh

inside is

ssh openhab@192.168.1.40 sudo reboot

and then:

executeCommandLine(scripts/rebootmm.sh)

or is it better to send directly the commands?

Thank you very much?

Best
Max

[maxbe23 (Maximilian B.)]

I solved the problem with the remote stuff for the other raspberry

But any hints for the WOL?

Thanks.