pyLoad

[MrK]

@gucci86: I have created a pyLoad package some days ago but haven't submit it to the store yet - ASUSTOR is busy with the ADM 2.1 Beta. If you like you (or anybody else) can give it a go (AS-20x/AS-30xT | AS-60xT).

One admin user is created (username: admin, password: admin, port: 8008) and if more are used the easiest is to access the NAS trough SSH. And there run the start-stop.sh script of pyload with argument 'user' (/usr/local/AppCentral/pyload/CONTROL/start-stop.sh user).
Per default the download folder is set to /volume1/Download/pyLoad but of course can be changed through the GUI.

I personally don't use pyLoad so I have no idea how to test and it would be cool if someone could do that and provide feedback.

optware and pyload : libcurl missing -> That's true. While creating the pyLoad package I realised that libcurl wasn't packaged as it should have. I'll have to look into it while it is not handled correctly.

Cheers
Thomas

[clinton.hall]

Please download a very early test of pyload here https://www.dropbox.com/s/34lm6ruyldiqi ... 21_any.apk

this should work on all series of Asustor NAS.

default user: admin
default pass: admin
default port: 9050

on first access to the webui you might get a "forbidden" message... just change the url from
http://host:9050
to
http://host:9050/login

if that doesn't work via ssh:

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/usr/local/AppCentral/pyload/CONTROL/start-stop.sh restart

I know that not all dependencies are installed for all plugins... this is a start point only (let me know what plugins are required).... it took a LOT of work to get these basic dependencies working on 64bit and 32bit!

If anyone wants to really play with the settings and plugins etc...
via ssh:

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cd /usr/local/AppCentral/pyload/pyload
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib:/usr/lib:/lib
/usr/local/bin/python2.7 pyLoadCore.py -h

this will show you all the available options... e.g -s will allow you to run through the setup (this also does dependency checks to tell you what is and isn't working)

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cd /usr/local/AppCentral/pyload/pyload
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib:/usr/lib:/lib
/usr/local/bin/python2.7 pyLoadCore.py -s

please note, the config files are all saved in /usr/local/AppCentral/pyload/config/
the default behaviour of the start-stop script is to run this as daemon and set the config directory.

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/usr/local/bin/python2.7 pyLoadCore.py --daemon --pidfile=/volume1/.@plugins/AppCentral/pyload/pyload.pid --configdir=/volume1/.@plugins/AppCentral/pyload/config

The log files should be saved in the config directory.

Other than accessing the web UI to verify it is running, I have not tested it (don't really know what it does or what to do with it ) so please let me know what does and doesn't work.

[clinton.hall]

LOL @MrK

Wow.. we both posted at about the same time....

Maybe we should exchange notes on what does and doesn't work with each build... perhaps between then we can catch all issues

[amaxx]

Problem with pyLoad, I would like to get it started to reboot the nas.
I followed these instructions http://www.cachem.fr/installer-pyload-nas-asustor/ and everything works, how to start pyLoad reboot of the AS-202TE?

thanks

[clinton.hall]

For anyone testing my apkg. It appears I am missing a library file (or 2) but these appear to be in the nzbget apkg. So if you have not installed nzbget, install it, then disable it and then disable and enable pyload.

I will update this apkg soon to include these libs...

[clinton.hall]

If you want pyload to be started on boot of the NAS try one of the apkgs proviced by myself or MrK
http://forum.asustor.com/viewtopic.php? ... 9&start=10

[amaxx]

Thanks for your work, I have a question .....
I tried to install the package pyLoad MRK and everything worked, but when I restart the nas pyLoad is no longer running, you can add autostart on boot?

The package pyLoad of clinton.hall already in this feature?

[clinton.hall]

My version should auto start, but I have not tested... Not sure why MrK's isn't auto starting... This may be a startup order or timing issue.

[amaxx]

I installed your package, beginning to get "forbidden" message, with the changes you suggested it all works.
Restart on boot OK ....

Thanks

[amaxx]

For anyone testing my apkg. It appears I am missing a library file (or 2) but these appear to be in the nzbget apkg. So if you have not installed nzbget, install it, then disable it and then disable and enable pyload.

I will update this apkg soon to include these libs...

Great work, when it will be ready the new package with the 2 missing libraries?