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Basic setup
- admin password
- enable SSH
- copy pub key
- enable HTTPS
- set NTP and TZ
- disable services
- Control Panel –> Service –>
- Media Server
- WebDAV
Instal FFP
- Download web_prefix
- Put
web_prefixfile toftp://admin@192.168.0.168/admin/zy-pkgs(create zy-pkgs subdir) - App Center → Browse → All Apps → Refresh Icon(Retreive List From Internet)
- Only the MetaRepository package should show up.
- Install it
- re-request the list
- You should see the official Taiwanese repository, merged with new one (ffp, btsync, anyterm, MetaRepository, Tweaks, Dropbear, MidnightCommander). If you still see only MetaRepository, disable it, enable it again, and retry.
- Install
- ffp
- Midnight Commander
- Tweaks
- entware-ng
* restart the NAS
3rd party packages
Add more package sites using uwsiteloader.sh
wget http://wolf-u.li/u/441 -O /ffp/bin/uwsiteloader.sh chmod a+x /ffp/bin/uwsiteloader.sh
Modify uwsiteloader.sh and add –no-check-certificates to wget invocation.
uwsiteloader.sh slacker -U slacker -a
Install:
- uli:screen
- uli:sudo
uli:openvpn uli:lzodon't install, kernel 3.10. modules are missing in FFP uli repo
using entware-ng & FFP
By default PATH is set by FFP, so to execute entware-ng use full path: /opt/bin/opkg or update PATH by sourcing . /opt/etc/profile
Add src/gz Mijzelf http://downloads.zyxel.nas-central.org/Users/Mijzelf/Entware-ng/binaries/armv7 into /opt/etc/opkg.conf
opkg update
OpenVPN
Use OpenVPN package from Entware-NG, because this repo contains necessary kernel 3.10.39 module tun
opkg install net-tools-ifconfig profile-hook zyxel-modules-3.10.39 kmod openvpn-openssl
Edit /opt/etc/init.d/S20openvpn and:
- enable
tunmodule loading:insmod /opt/lib/modules/3.10.39/kernel/drivers/net/tun.ko - update config file namei
Test openvpn openvpn –config /opt/etc/openvpn/myconfig.conf
Issues
wget: invalid option – 'N'
Problem is in PATH. FFP installs full wget into /ffp/bin and changes default user PATH variable, but system still use one from /usr/sbin/wget
Restart the router, login as admin, switch to root using su and then try to use wget.