Hello,
i wrote a model for Synology Nas (tested on DSM6.x/7.x).
I think it could be compatible with Synology network device : i don't have this type of device.
I encounter 2 problems:
I don't find how to remove prompt (myuser@mydevice:~#) from the final file (it appears only on few lines)
#
# ### Hardware ###
#
# hostname : mydevice
# root@mydevice:~# model : RS2414rp+
# root@mydevice:~# serial number : xxx
# root@mydevice:~# machine-id : xxx
# root@mydevice:~# root@mydevice:~# model name : Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU D2701 @ 2.13GHz
# root@mydevice:~# ram : 4.0 Go
# root@mydevice:~# disk model 1 : xxx
# disk model 2 : xxx
but i would like to have:
#
# ### Hardware ###
#
# hostname : mydevice
# model : RS2414rp+
# serial number : xxx
# machine-id : xxx
# model name : Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU D2701 @ 2.13GHz
# ram : 4.0 Go
# disk model 1 : xxx
# disk model 2 : xxx
As some device, all parameters could not be retrieve by command line, so i used manufacter command to create a backup. But as I don't understand how to use Oxidized FTP/SCP copy, so i ask to device to do it to a server.
Variables i used in my model (you need it, if 'enable' is set to 'true'), if someone wants to use it:
Hello, i wrote a model for Synology Nas (tested on DSM6.x/7.x). I think it could be compatible with Synology network device : i don't have this type of device.
I encounter 2 problems:
but i would like to have:
Variables i used in my model (you need it, if 'enable' is set to 'true'), if someone wants to use it:
I use Oxidized 0.30.1-14-g2bfd3f2 (docker version).
synology.txt