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G-dash on synology nas
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Step 1: Download the binaries | |
https://github.com/Gulden/gulden-official/releases/tag/v2.0.0.9 | |
(choose Gulden-2.0.0.9-arm-linux-eabihf.tar.gz ) | |
Step 2: unpack the binaries on your NAS somewhere, create a data directory | |
(outside home, outside web root) | |
Step 3: create Gulden.conf file inside the data directory | |
https://g-dash.nl/manual/index.html | |
Step 4: start GuldenD | |
e.g. /path/to/GuldenD -daemon -datadir /path/to/datadir | |
Step 5: NAS: install Web Station | |
https://www.synology.com/en-global/knowledgebase/DSM/tutorial/Application/How_to_host_a_website_on_Synology_NAS#t2 | |
Enable nginx + php7, with libcurl, php-json, php-cli, posix | |
Step 6 in your webroot, create a g-dash directory and unpack the source | |
https://g-dash.nl/?page=download | |
Step 7: edit /webroot/g-dash/config/config.php | |
https://g-dash.nl/manual/index.html | |
Step 8: finish config http://your-synology/g-dash/ |
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