Remote client for Linux

[pdharg]

Yet another Vote. Command line or ssh would be a great start.

Is there any way at all of gaining remote access to a Ready Duo from a Linux client?

[greymont]

Yet another request for a linux ReadyNAS Remote client.

[elmacus]

+1 . Debian.

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[orGSD]

I will begrudgingly bump this thread as well. I had a brief exchange with someone from Netgear towards the end of 2010 about at least a command line client. I have not yet had any updates but I did just contact them again seeking an update. This individual has been friendly and helpful in the past.

Cheers,

orGSD

[brainjuice]

Thinking this is going no where but willing to throw my hat in the ring asking for a Linux (debian Ubuntu for me) client.

[Ton]

+1. Ubuntu/Mint.

[edalquist]

Another vote here. Just getting a CLI client out would be huge. Then you can get help from other folks with wrapping a GUI around it.

[mbburgess2008]

I would be interested in a Linux version of Remote for Linux (command line or GUI)

[sorenfriis]

I have had great success in installing OpenVPN on my Ultra2.

It is a much more versatile solution that will even get you access to the rest of your home network.

I followed this guide
http://blog.roychowdhury.org/2011/05/10/adding-a-vpn-server-to-readynas/

[chirpa]

There is a Linux binary for it (such as used on the ReadyNAS). I don't have access to the manual setup steps anymore since I left NTGR, or I'd share it. Maybe cap1 can drop it in here one of these days.

[StephenB]

There is a Linux binary for it (such as used on the ReadyNAS). I don't have access to the manual setup steps anymore since I left NTGR, or I'd share it. Maybe cap1 can drop it in here one of these days.

That would be very nice! Looking forward to seeing it.

[OOM-9]

I have been trying to get the manual setup for the Remote on my linux box, but I need to look into it more. I will keep everyone posted once I find out more details.

[chirpa]

Check with cap1, he has all the details, and a .deb file for the p2p agent.

Just a matter of dpkg -i, then copy/config the configuration.xml.

[chirpa]

Okay, well since none of the Jedi's reply on here much anymore, I dug up old emails with some instructions, YMMV.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/n6ij51 (leafp2p.deb,1.9.9-75)
http://www.sendspace.com/file/vhiehc (remote.deb,0.9.9-1)

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You will have to do is create an account for your device and update lnconfiguration.xml with this new account for your device.
You can create an account here: https://remote.readynas.com/index.jsp?pid=4

dpkg -i leafp2p.deb
vi /opt/p2p/conf/lnconfiguration.xml // and update the device account you created and change <Settings><Run>1</Run>
vi /opt/p2p/conf/lnservices.lst // and make sure you have remote in the first line
mkdir /opt/p2p/conf/service folder // and add remote.xml file like I have on my machine. <- dont have this, was notes from cap1
mkdir /opt/remote /opt/remote/conf /opt/remote/bin
mv ./remote  /opt/remote/bin
// Create a file in /opt/remote/bin/ called remote.sh like I have on my machine. <- dont have this, was notes from cap1
/etc/init.d/leafp2p start
start-stop-daemon -S -b -m --pidfile /var/run/READYNASREMOTE.pid -q -x /opt/remote/bin/remote.sh

You're on your own from there. I stopped using Remote, so don't ask me for help setting it up.