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 I use a Synology DS416j NAS. It's great.
-==== Scheduled Tasks ====
+===== Scheduled Tasks =====
 I run some backup rsync tasks using the Diskstation task scheduler.
-==== Adding User ====
+{{:diskstation_task.png?direct&400|}}
+One very annoying thing is that you have to set the command to be run as:
+<code bash>
+bash /volume1/path/to/command.sh
+</code>
+Do not try to manually set the job as cron. Diskstation has its own very weird
+way of handling cron, so best use the interface.
+===== SSHFS =====
+SSHFS is a little tricky with the Diskstation because of the contrived way
+Diskstation handles paths. Run the following:
+<code bash>
+sudo sshfs -o allow_other,IdentityFile=/home/paul/.ssh/id_rsa paul@disksta:/homes/paul /home/paul/diskstation
+</code>
+===== Adding User =====
 When adding a new user I have to enable ssh for that user.
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   * Enable the user's shell.
   * Assigned to the administrator group. The keys won't work if assigned to the user group.
+===== SSH Keys =====
+To add ssh keys you need to do the following:
+There is a bunch of stuff you have to do get the synology to accept keys. Follow
+this tutorial [[http://karlcode.owtelse.com/blog/2015/06/27/passwordless-ssh-on-synology/|link]].
+Login as admin using the admin password.
+Type sudo -i and then enter the admin password. You will be root. The reason for this is because DSM 7 update disabled logging in as root.
+Use RSA keys with the synology, DSA keys gave me trouble and I think are deprecated.
+When you make ssh keys that don't have a default name you have to add them so
+that they get used by ssh when you're trying to ssh into that server. So, use
+ssh-add which adds a line in the .ssh/config file.
+If you get into trouble you can do two things. Run the ssh command with the
+verbose option, so ssh -v, or go into the server and look up the logs. The ssh
+logs are in: /var/log/auth.log
+===== Synology Webserver =====
+Lucas helped me set up a synology webserver to put all the html files generated by
+vimwiki on there.
+We first tried just installing the apache package but we then realized that it is
+designed to work with the web station synology package. After installing that, we set
+it up with Apache 2.2 (he changed some settings messing with Apache 2.4 and it
+stopped working even after an uninstall).
+He then set up a working directory for the html files which are at:
+<code bash>
+/volume1/data/paul_web/
+</code>
+He then set up a .htaccess and a .htpasswd file with a password we generated and now
+the whole site is locked with this password :).
+Read about it [[https://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.4/howto/auth.html|here.]]