No, it’s DSM provided by Synology as a download. I am not sure now how to get to the ssh command line. I am currently in the PlexMediaServer folder, ready to run DBRepair.
Ahhh I seem to have lost access to the NAS as well, I get this from Terminal:
cd /Volumes/PlexMediaServer
cd: no such file or directory: /Volumes/PlexMediaServer
I have tried the drag-and-drop Mac method of using the path to access the server, but it doesn’t always seem to work, and I get the same output as typing it in by hand. Am I missing something?
Volume1 not Volumes
I think I am back where I want to be now, later today I will try DBRepair (I have somewhat limited time on the computer atm). Does this look right? :
baward@Mac-mini ~ % ssh cinerama21@192.168.178.35 -p 15
cinerama21@192.168.178.35’s password:
Using terminal commands to modify system configs, execute external binary
files, add files, or install unauthorized third-party apps may lead to system
damages or unexpected behavior, or cause data loss. Make sure you are aware of
the consequences of each command and proceed at your own risk.
Warning: Data should only be stored in shared folders. Data stored elsewhere may be deleted when the system is updated/restarted.
cinerama21@NAS:~$
Yes it does.
I am finally running DBRepair after spending some time getting to the right folder on my NAS. Being used to a GUI, makes a command line interface a bit of a steep learning curve, even though I have now done it several times. I think I will do a course onMac Terminal…
