Synology

[Dennis Smith]

Thanks everyone. This is good news. Just to clear things up. Synology
encurrage development on their devices. These are fantastic bits of
kit that run a fine tuned Linux OS with a web-interface instead of a
monitor port. They have there own installable applications including
(but not limited to) CCTV monitor and back up, bittorrent host and
client, HHTP server, PHP bulletinboard, DHCP server, NTP server,. FTP
server....... You see where I'm going with this, the list of web
applications it cannot do is shorter than the one listing things it
can. The one task I want when I pop in a couple of 6TB drive in to it
is add Get_iPlayer to the routine tasks I want it to handle.

I'm going to do some digging hoping for a one click install like the
other applications but I suspect this will not be quite so easy. If
Dinky has time I hope he replies too.

Dennis Smith
M1DLG

On 10 February 2015 at 01:08, Rob Dixon <rob.dixon at gmx.com> wrote:
> On 09/02/2015 21:09, Dennis Smith wrote:
>>
>>
>> Hi guys, Anyone know if there is an easy way to install Get_iPlayer to
>> my Synology NAS, even if all I get is a basic web interface with E.G.
>> nearly blank webpage to look at and a box to paste a URL into and a
>> download button, defaulting to a dedicated download folder?
>>
>> Anything like this would be ideal, anything more a bonus.
>
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> Hello Dennis
>
> The release notes for version 2.85 say
>
>> Patched to work with Perl on Synology NAS
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>
> The commits were done by Dinky Pumpkin, so I imagine he will be able to
> tell you what that implies.
>
> Rob
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