I did consider going beyond, but the stories on the internet are unsure whether the Atom processor can actually effectively address any memory above 2GB, without having two physical memory banks.

Expanded the standard 1GB memory to 2GB.

Like a true tweaker, I did make some modifications to it: I’m chuffed to bits with my Synology DiskStation 713+! It has provided me with countless hours of fun and does its job as our home data hub, backup location and media center. This entry was posted in Linux, Synology on 12 November, 2015 by waal70. usr/syno/sbin/synoservicecfg -restart httpd-user You may want to restart the service to pick-up the changes immediately: IndexOptions FancyIndexing FoldersFirst NameWidth=* SuppressDescription

etc/httpd/conf/extra/nf-userĪnd add the directives for directory browsing: Then, find the apache-conf files for this “system” web server. Ln -s /volume1/path-to-files/ NameOfFolderOnWeb

If you, like me, would like to make the contents of a directory available (I do this for paper mail that comes in the house and gets scanned into a folder on the Synology), the best thing you can do is create a symbolic link from the folder you want browsed to the folder you placed the index.html in: Then, name this file index.html and place it in: Mine just contains a bunch of links I commonly use (such as the URL for the DiskStation-manager software). The answer is yes 🙂įirst, you should create your own html-file. Because I do not want to run unnecessary services, I decided to try and see whether I could hack my way through this. This is online, even if you have not enabled WebStation. Synology’s DiskStation Manager software uses a version of apache to serve its webpages.

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