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Originally Posted by Jiaz
@Anto2k1: you should try to find out the cause why the script fails, because if a simple bash script cannot download a file, chances are very high that JDownloader won't work either.
can you ssh into your nas and try wget the file?
If you want we can take a look at it together via Teamviewer, contact us via support@jdownloader.org
my ideas:
1.) missing dns setup and your nas is not able to resolve DNS
2.) DNS/PEER blocker, eg pihole
3.) VPN/PROXY error
4.) missing/wrong network gateway setup and nas cannot connect to internet
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Hi, I've solved it, thank You so much for your help and assistance...
I've edited the script, in this mode, with notepad++ and lines numbers for reference, so...
Install from the dash on the NAS, the JDownloader2_1.38.qpkg
Line 4: echo on // add for debug
Line 16 rem and copy the "name", and substitute with the real file name the variables, jd2_update
Lines 25-31 rem // in this case the JD2 is installed and must skip the check
Lines 203-209 // Don't need to download the file
Lines 220-226 // Same
After this, You must have the file in the right location, JD...jar and JD...qpkg in the Public folder
make executables the file, like normal, chmod+x fileName.sh...
and run the script.
The script in my case hang, but CTRL+C, unlock the script, and resume..until the ask for login/pass for my.jdownloader.org and continue to the end, et volila', JD2 is installed and running fine
From the dash i see my jd active NAS and PC...
That's all, hope can be usefull for other...
Anto