Hello,
my release is 7.3.1-86003-1
Bruno
I have as well issue with login. I’m on 7.2.1
Report: c0d6e92c-aa07-4606-8fa9-74419eadb48d
Thanks
@schimanski there’s nothing in the logs that show that you tried a login please try that and then send a diagnostic report
tried login twice, new report, do you see anything? Thanks
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@schimanski looks like a issue with the password. I can’t see that but special characters most of the time give a issue
Does the app require a Synology admin account? When I log in as myself (admin) it works but when I use a dedicated non-admin user it fails. The user has access to DSM.
@djpeacock yes it needs a admin account
Ok, thanks.
hi, is it possible to define a folder within the homey-synology folder?
Can I specify the file name or a prefix?
Hey @RedClown
Currently not.
Today I get messages that my Synology devices go offline and then back online. It happens multiple times (+/- 15 times) today already. The Synology systems are continues online in the netwerk and can be approached by my phone & laptop. So there is no issues with the Synology devices, but in Homey the devices go offline (and then automatically again online).
The diagnostic code is: 8c14ba51-553d-498e-ab1b-4cdac4c63d68
I hope you can help.
@KSBahorie there’s nothing wrong in the report. please send a report when it reports offline again
there are multiple drives, but only the system drive is visible.
Is there a way to see the others?
thanks
@Alika Please provide some info and steps to reproduce to make the issue clear
@Alika this is what is coming back from the api. It’s the combined usage
I have a Synology diskstation with a small APC UPS (with no network connection) connected to the nas via USB. DSM can detect power drop/failures based on UPS communication.
Can you add extra cards to the Synology app that can be used to detect power failures?
FYI: The Network UPS Tools app allows you to monitor a connected UPS.
I have> a small APC UPS [CS 350VA] with no network while connected to the nas via USB.
Network UPS Tools needs a UPS with a network connection.
Actually that is not the case. The app connects to your Synology NAS to get the info of the UPS that is connected to the NAS via USB. The NAS acts as a Network UPS Server. You can enable that in the UPS settings on your Synology NAS. You need to add the IP address of your Homey to the Permitted DiskStation Devices list.
