Wie maakt er een NFS GUI?
Ik kom er vandaag achter dat er een vrij toegankelijke 3rd party interface in de nieuwe WEB 2.0 GUI ingebakken zit. Deze maakt het vrij eenvoudig om zelf beheer paginas te maken.
Meer informatie staat in de /usr/syno/synoman/webman/3rdparty directory op je Synology box.
data> cat README
# Copyright (c) 2000-2008 Synology Inc. All rights reserved.
#
# Version: $Id: README,v 1.2 2008/03/04 01:51:54 alexwang Exp $
#
#
# you can add your own node in management UI. What you have to do is:
#
# 1. Create a directory under /usr/syno/synoman/webman/3rdparty
# 2. Put a file named "application.cfg" under the directory.
#
#
# The format of the application.cfg is:
# text = The node name that would be showed in the tree.
# If you would like to do localization, you can add abbreviation
# of language in the suffix. For example,
# text_cht = Node name for Chinese language
# text_fre = Node name for Franch
# Other abbreviation (jpn, sve, spn,...) can be found at
# /usr/syno/synoman/webman/texts/
# If user use a language that can't be found here, we will use
# "text" by default. So it is recommended you must set the "text"
# as default for other languages.
#
# description = The description of this node (will show when on mouse
# over and in the complete function list). This string
# can be localized, too. For example:
# description_cht = ...
# description_fre = ...
#
# icon_16 = The icon path for tree icon. The icon must be put under
# /usr/syno/synoman/webman/3rdparty/xxx/ where xxx is the
# directory name of your module.
# For example, if you create a directory named "images" and
# put your icon in it. So full path of the icon is:
# /usr/syno/synoman/webman/3rdparty/xxx/images/icon.png. Then
# this value should be set to "images/icon.png".
# (omit the/usr/syno/synoman/webman/3rdparty/xxx/)
# icon_32 = The big icon path. This icon will be used in complete function
# list mode.
# type = The value can be "embedded" or "popup". "popup" means when click
# on the node, we will popup a new window. The "embedded" means
# open the url in the left frame of management UI just like other
# Synology's function does.
# protocol = The value can be "http" or "https". This is the url protocol
# you would like to use. If this value is not set, we will
# set it to current connection protocol.
# address = The address of the url. If it is empty, we will use current
# url which means the address will be the same with how user
# connect to management UI.
# port = The port number of the url. If this is not set, we will use the
# port that user is connecting to the management UI.
# path = The path part of the url.
#
#
#
# Example 1: If you would like to add a node named "My Node". When click
# on it, it popup a new windows to http://www.synology.com/index.php. I
# create a directory /usr/syno/synoman/webman/3rdparty/my_node and put my
# image in /usr/syno/synoman/webman/3rdparty/my_node/images/.
#
# Here is my configuration in /usr/syno/synoman/webman/3rdparty/my_node/application.cfg:
# text = My Node
# description = This is my node pointed to Synology WebSite
# icon_16 = images/icon16.png
# icon_32 = images/icon32.png
# type = popup
# protocol = http
# address = www.synology.com
# port = 80
# path = /index.php
#
# Example 2: If you would like to add a node named "Second Node". When
# click on the node, it will show the Web Station (port 80) of this DS.
# Just don't set the "address". In this example, we don't specify icon
# so it will show default icons. Please create a directory and put a
# file application.cfg in it:
#
# Here is the configuration of application.cfg:
# text = Second Node
# description = Description of second node
# type = embedded
# protocol = http
# port = 80
#
Heb dus zelf een "application.cfg" gemaakt en een kleine NFS-demo inelkaar gehakt. Ik ben zelf geen programmeur, maar dit kon ik zelf in drie minuten in elkaar zetten. (het meeste werk was het maken van de 16x16 en 32x32 pixel icoontjes) Het komt erop neer dat je een cgi-scriptje in elkaar zet.... Het mijne kan in elk geval de NFS server stoppen en starten en de /etc/exports uitlezen..... Meer kan je van mijn programmeerwerk niet verwachten.
Wie pakt het verder op?
Groet,
Max
