IPKG available?

[Atrejoe]

Noob question here:

Is it possible to make this available as ipkg package next to apt-get? I would like to test this on my QNAP nas. If this is inherently impossible due to the design/architecture, I told you so, I'm a Linux Noob :)

At least I was unable to compile it from source due to a missing compiler.

[zevv]

Sorry, seems I have missed your question for some reason.

No, there's no ipkg available, nor planned. I have a QNAP myself, but the very first thing I did was throw away the lousy operating system and put Debian on it. The good thing is that it runs Duc now :)

[Atrejoe]

Thanks for the reply anyway. I have too little spare time and my linux-foo is not that strong so I'll stick to the default os.

[zevv]

Added a 'help wanted' label to this issue, hoping someone is able to create a QNAP package for Duc.

[danielporto]

Thanks for the great tool! A little late but I've just came across this, and I manage to compile it for qnap. I mainly installed Entware-3x, then the dependenceis https://fallabs.com/tokyocabinet/ It is not the same thing but there are a lot of tips on how to compile them to qnap here: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Setup_QNap_TS459_PRO_II_for_install_graphviz_with_Entware-ng finally i downloaded duc and compiled without cairo and x11 ./configure --disable-cairo --disable-x11 worked. To use gui and graphics, I downloaded the database to my laptop.

I'm surprised that a tool like that isn't available by default. A web based version is definitely needed to inspect remote nodes.

[Atrejoe]

@danielporto thanks for taking the effort! It got my attention to this lovely project again. I share your surprise, one would expect a NAS oriented application like this to be quite common.

Currently QNAP NASes also supports Docker using 'Container Station'. After a quick search I found that @minostauros already created a Docker image of DUC:

By creating docker-compose.yaml :

version: '3.4'

services:
  duc:
    image: digitalman2112/duc:latest
    container_name: duc
    ports:
      - 999:80
    expose:
      - 999
    volumes:
      - /share/Multimedia:/data/Multimedia:ro

and running 'docker-compose up -d', voila:

I need to get better acquainted with both DUC as this Docker image (scanning multiple paths, persisting the database, scheduling refreshes?), but this is a great start!

[danielporto]

Thanks a lot for the pointer @Atrejoe !!! That's awesome to hear. Unfortunately my QNAP doesn't support containers. But I looked what it's inside the configuration and saw that the solution is quite simple! https://github.com/minostauros/duc-docker/tree/master/assets I will try to replicate that without containers.

[l8gravely]

Thanks for the info, I'm working on getting some changes into the next version of the code base, so I'll see about adding this info in, even as just a pointer to where to find this.

John

[danielporto]

I will give a try over the weekend to build a qpkg for it. It would be nice to pack the newer version.

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Thanks for the info, I'm working on getting some changes into the next version of the code base, so I'll see about adding this info in, even as just a pointer to where to find this.

John

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[Atrejoe]

@danielporto maybe you could publish your qpkg in the alternative qnap store: https://www.qnapclub.eu/en