I suggest that the Synology install instructions page be updated regarding the Java prerequisite.
The current suggestion to use the PC-Loadletter Repo is problematic. That tool has not been updated since January so it will install an out-of-date version of Java missing Oracle security fixes. Even worse, it installs a version of Java that will not work on certain ARMv7 machines.
My suggestion is to document the Synology maintained Java 8 package available from the Package Center on the DiskStation. After the Java 8 package is installed, open it and select the Upgrade Java box. The package will guide the user to download and install the current Oracle Java SE package appropriate for the processor of the Synology unit.
I have the same (no folders, no package download during installation process and no openhab user). Have a DS1511 and DS1512+ same on both⊠I use the orginal Java package âejdk-8u121-linux-i586.tarâ (no manual update). I have made âVolume1/public/openHAB/confâ, âVolume1/public/openHAB/addonsâ, âVolume1/public/openHAB2/confâ,âVolume1/public/openHAB2/addonsâ. Donât know if the folder should be called openHAB og openHAB2?
Itâs already been said before in the thread, but why is the package not available in the SynoCommunity repo? When checking this we can see that Home Assistant is just there, but OpenHAB is not. It would make life a lot easier then hunting down packagesâŠ
Hi,
first of all thanks a lot for this package and the effort youâve spent on it! I love it
Iâve installed it, migrated my /conf files and basically all worked fine instantly.
The only cumbersome issue I face, is that the logs stay empty completely, displaying âNo Dataâ in the Packet Center.
Iâve given the Openhab2:Users read/write access to /volume1/@appstore/openHAB2/userdata/logs$ but this didnât have any effect.
Iâm running
DSM 6.1.3-15152 Update 6 (this issue was present in Update 4 & 5 before) on a DS716+II with 2.2.0-007-SNAPSHOT installed on it.
May I please ask your support what to do to get the logs filled?
the file itself is there, but itâs not being populated, having 0bytes in size.
thatâs why I initially thought itâs just lacking r/w of the openhab2 user - but this seems not to be the root cause.
Tried Installation on Diskstation 713+
Several SPK 2.1.0-008 and the 2.2.0 -007
Using newest dsm 6.1.3âŠ
Before manual istallation it says: (translated from german)
Port undefined, which was configured for this packag will be used either by other service or is reservedâŠ
I assume that there is a port configured with name "undefined"
Do I have to define the port anywhere? anyhow?
thx
Peter
This happens if one of your applications uses the 8080 port, or if you re-installed the pack at a certain time.
Under /usr/local/etc/services.d there are files containing package related data. Theyâre called âsomething.scâ. One of them will contain a "dst.ports=â8080/tcpâ.
Try changing the .sc file content to another port, or respectively delete the old openhab entry.
can anyone tell me how to update from 2.1 to 2.2 ?
the update script from openhab is only good for unzip commands wich dsm 6 does no longer have.
kindest regards
Clever solution but this will not work iâm afraid, the commands from zip are different as i tried to match them.
Also i am no linux supper scripter.
A symlinkni never tried and i also have no test machine.
This issue i mention is because till now i never succeeded in upgrading and this is frustrating me allot.
I use the orginal Java package âejdk-8u121-linux-i586.tarâ (no manual update). I have made âVolume1/public/openHAB/confâ, âVolume1/public/openHAB/addonsâ, âVolume1/public/openHAB2/confâ,âVolume1/public/openHAB2/addonsâ. Donât know if the folder should be called openHAB og openHAB2?
