[APP][Pro] Ugreen NAS - Manage your device locally from Homey!

[Guray_Kircuvaloglu]

I’ll check it out this weekend.

[Riccardo_Ancona]

@Riccardo_Ancona

With the last test provided, it connects successfully but when I use some flows actions, it happens something very weird: actions buttons keeps appearing and disappearing in loop, it is so strange, so basically I cannot use any actions because as soon as I try to grasp them from the action list they disappear. I know it sounds like crazy, but a video maybe can help! In the meantime I give you a log.

Let me know how did it go. I had to disable the plugin because disappearing and reappering in the action lists was slowing down editing any flow

[Guray_Kircuvaloglu]

Hi Riccardo! I’ve just published v1.1.1 which should fix the issue you reported. The root cause was that the app was updating capability options (titles) on every polling cycle (every 10 seconds), which caused Homey to continuously refresh the Flow editor — making the action cards appear and disappear in a loop. This has now been fixed so that capability options are only set once when a new sensor is first discovered. Please update the app and let me know if the Flow actions are now stable. Thank you for reporting this!

[Guray_Kircuvaloglu]

Hi! I’ve just published v1.1.1 with a fix specifically for your case. The issue was that your NAS firmware returns a “General users have no access to this interface” error (code 1008) when trying to fetch system stats, which was causing the app to mark the device as unavailable. The app now gracefully handles this — if your user account doesn’t have permission to access system stats, the app will simply skip those readings instead of crashing. The device will stay online and other features like reboot/shutdown actions and storage pool info should still work. Please update and let me know how it goes!

[dqs23]

Hi, yes no more errors at login. And all the values are showing, thank you so much.

[Linden85]

“Thanks for this great application. Are there already plans to add a widget? That way, I could put the NAS on a dashboard.”:

[Guray_Kircuvaloglu]

Thanks for the great feedback! I’m glad you’re enjoying the app. I definitely have plans to add a widget. I’ve been traveling a lot for business lately, which held me back, but I’m now back on track. I expect to have it finished within the next 2 weeks. Thanks for your patience!

[Tom_ten_Den]

Thanks for making this app, this is my first NAS DXP2800.

Logging in went smoothly, however I am not receiving any data.

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[Guray_Kircuvaloglu]

Here are my own settings for the same model (DXP2800). Could you please double-check your IP and especially the Port (9999) against this screenshot?

I’m currently away, but I’ll be home this weekend and will definitely look into your logs to see what’s going on. I’ll get back to you soon

[Tom_ten_Den]

@Guray_Kircuvaloglu Thanks, There is no rush.

[Tom_ten_Den]

@Guray_Kircuvaloglu

Enter your NAS IP Address, Port (Default HTTP is 9999 or whatever you configured), and your newly created Local Admin Username & Password.

The account must be an admin.

It works now.

[Guray_Kircuvaloglu]

Hi friends,

I have published a new test version of the Ugreen NAS app.

In this version, I added a new Homey Dashboard widget so you can quickly see your NAS status from the dashboard.

You can test it here:

Ugreen NAS | Homey

If you have any other requests or ideas, please write to me. I will try to add them.

[Guray_Kircuvaloglu]

Hi again,

I have uploaded a new test version of the Ugreen NAS app.

Test link:

Ugreen NAS | Homey

In this version, I improved the Homey Dashboard widget:

• Added colorful icons.
• Added gradient bars for CPU, RAM, Network and Storage.
• Updated the temperature bar with a blue, green, yellow, orange and red color scale.
• Fixed the widget height to prevent vertical bouncing.
• Made the card layout more compact for a better mobile dashboard fit.

If you test it and notice anything that can be improved, please let me know.

[Linden85]

Great work and Thanks voor the widget !

Can you also add a little picture of the Nas the same as my Ev charger !

[Guray_Kircuvaloglu]

new test version

Ugreen NAS | Homey

[Alex_Bloemendal]

Hi Güray,

Thanks for your work sofar! We all owe you that coffee!

• See below login in does not work. Cert error?
• 80/443 in use by urging/npm via docker
• 2FA disabled on this account
• Homey (via docker) SHS on the same device

Just installed latest version mentioned above (test?).
Any idea? Cannot find this in the forum post above. And always available to test/try (experienced beta tester, willing to break things )

[Guray_Kircuvaloglu]

@Alex_Bloemendal

Hi Güray,

Thanks for your work sofar! We all owe you that coffee!

• See below login in does not work. Cert error?
• 80/443 in use by urging/npm via docker
• 2FA disabled on this account
• Homey (via docker) SHS on the same device

Just installed latest version mentioned above (test?).
Any idea? Cannot find this in the forum post above. And always available to test/try (experienced beta tester, willing to break things )

Hi! Alex_Bloemendal

You are officially the first person to buy me a coffee for this app! Thank you so much for breaking the ice and supporting my work, it really made my day and means a lot!

Please accept my apologies for the slightly delayed response to your message from yesterday.

I’ve looked into the issue and reproduced the self-signed certificate error you ran into. Since you are running Homey in Docker alongside Nginx Proxy Manager (NPM) wrapping port 80/443, the Node.js fetch client was blocking the connection due to the certificate mismatch.

I have just released v1.2.3 to the test channel to fix this: https://homey.app/a/com.ugreen.nas/test/

What’s new & how to test:

1. Update the app to v1.2.3 via the test link.

2. During the pairing process, you will now see a new checkbox: “Use HTTPS (self-signed cert OK)”.

3. Check that box to allow connections via HTTPS/Proxy while ignoring self-signed certificate blocks. (You can also change this protocol setting later in the device’s advanced settings without deleting the device).

4. In addition, the HTTP engine was updated to bypass certificate check blocks globally, which should handle NPM redirection smoothly.

As an experienced beta tester, I’d love to hear your feedback on whether this fully resolves the login loop for you. Let me know how it goes!

Thanks again!