- #HP MEDIA VAULT MV2100 SERIES PC#
- #HP MEDIA VAULT MV2100 SERIES SERIES#
- #HP MEDIA VAULT MV2100 SERIES TORRENT#
#HP MEDIA VAULT MV2100 SERIES TORRENT#
If you do, use a service such as to find a valid URL for a torrent and paste it into the URL window to see if it works. To test it, open a browser and navigate to and see if you get a window. Otherwise, it will stop running when you log out of the SSH session. If it works, then it will just be a matter of putting those commands in a startup file to allow it to run automatically on startup. The -f option will run it with a text output on its status to your SSH window and help you to see if it's working. Then you'll need to set up these environment variables which, for testing purposes, you can do from the command line:Įxport TRANSMISSION_WEB_HOME=/opt/share/transmission/web/ This assumes your internal network is on address 192.168.*.*, if not, modify accordingly.) (Unless you add 192.168.*.* it will not allow logins from other computers on the network, it generated a 401 error. (On my MV2, "/share/1000/Videos" is a valid directory, yours may be different, check to make sure since that number 1000 can change if you've been adding or removing drives.) Specifically, change these two lines to read as follows: To get it up and running, It is necessary to edit the settings.json file located under this directory: After setting up ipkg, you can just type: Before installing it, you'll need to use the the ipkg instructions on the MV2 hacking page to get ipkg working as explained here.
#HP MEDIA VAULT MV2100 SERIES PC#
It's convenient to have the MV2 run a bittorrent client so that when you want to download a large torrent, you don't have to have PC on continuously. You can run it on the MV2 and access it from anywhere with a browser at the address (assuming your MV2 is named 'hpmediavault'). Transmission is a simple bittorrent client that has a web interface. Then you must reboot for this to take effect. Makes a backup of a file and the second one performs a stream edit on the You can fix it byĬopying these commands and executing them in this order. Properly to a so that you can display files. This also prevents the 'more' command from responding The MV2 has an issue when you log in via SSH that generates a Change the file back to the permissions it way on before you edited it.įixing the TTY warning and getting the 'more' command to work Check syntax, form, and make sure there are no mistakesĦ. Change the permissions to allow editingĤ. When you edit the files, make sure to do it in these stepsġ. You must make sure to do everything correct when editing the files contained in it. Please note that the PHP bootup subsystem is very fragile. If you were to typo something, you could brick your MV2 on the next bootup. When editing the PHP bootup subsystem files, make sure to check your syntax and form before saving, and rebooting. failure to do so may brick your MV2 on the next bootup. You may edit the files in init.d and inc, but make sure to reset the files back to their original permissions when you are done. In the script, control is handed off to rc.bootup with is the main PHP file. Initially, rcS in /etc/init.d/ is followed. The MV2 uses a PHP based subsystem to boot up. If you make a mistake when editing these files, you may brick your MV2. Do not edit it unless you know exactly what you are doing, and can risk losing ALL data on your MV2. WARNING: The PHP bootup subsystem is _very_ fragile. Media Vault's web address and it will open the Firefly configuration window. You can see (but not change) the Firefly variables.
It is possible to open the web page for Firefly. Nick from the Yahoo group discovered that you can modify the startup scripts to lie and tell the MV that the system only has one drive. The instructions for this modification are here.īy default, the mobile rack drive is mounted with the system drive as a JBOD. The MV2 does not currently support this feature by stock, but a PHP script in /etc/init.d may be modified to check for, and execute startup.sh. The MV1 had this feature, and the way it worked was that a script named "startup.sh" was inserted into the root of Volume1. One way to start scripts and applications is to use a startup script. The linked method uses the Unslung repository. Purpose web server(external link, hosted on an MV2) Mount the mobile rack drive as a separate volumeįixing TTY warning and getting the 'more' command to work Please read first - A warning on "hacking" your MV2 Thanks to Lee Devlin for hosting this FAQ! Written by Chris Seto (), with contributions.
#HP MEDIA VAULT MV2100 SERIES SERIES#
HP MediaVault MV2100 Series "hacking" FAQ
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