Extended AOSP ROM. It purposes lots of features that could be integrated in another privacy-focused ROM
Raspberry pi zero mini computer
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Alternative to SSH, usable with a smartphone
Why not using it directly ? Because it requires to open ports between 60000 and 61000...
Info: A plugin seems to be partially available to reduce the number of opened ports: https://github.com/DiegoGuidaF/mosh-knock (TO CHECK)
Simple tool for dns lookup
Discussions et tutos pour mieux gérer son serveur dédié (seedbox, nextcloud, firewall, etc.)
Apps to be used with GitHub Actions
Nice platform which analyzes your code and suggests some improvements
Using mount command
Maybe your first option would be to use the ln command but I’m sorry to say that it will maybe not work properly because the access to symbolic links via Samba/FTP is disabled on the NAS for security reasons and I haven’t found a way to enable it. So the symbolic link might work in some cases, such as using an UPnP client or on the DS audio app, but not from the DS file app or on File Station.
Having said that, a better solution is to use the mount command. For using it we will access to the Synology NAS via your preferred Telnet/SSH client. I use the ssh command on a Mac Terminal window.
ssh admin@<NAS IP Address>
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And then, assuming that the source folder you want to link is /volume1/music and the “symbolic link” folder you want to create is /volume2/share/music
mkdir /volume2/share/music
sudo mount --bind /volume1/music /volume2/share/music
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Permanent solution
However, this symbolic link will only work until the NAS is restarted. If you want the folder to be mounted every time the NAS is restarded you should edit the /etc/rc.local file adding the mount command line.
sudo vi /etc/rc.local
sudo mount --bind /volume1/music /volume2/share/music
Arch packages repos in Manjaro
another tuto about angular schematics
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