UGREEN NASync Series - Owners Thread

Bought the 2 Bay NAS recently and am impressed. It is a step up from the WD My Cloud I previously owned. With the My Cloud I streamed music through DNLA BubbleUp and am now doing so with the Ugreen. The My Cloud, an old version, did connect to Lyrion Squeezelite and I understand the Ugreen will. As a non tech I do not know how to and am confused by what I have read on the Web. I know it involves mapping a drive, Docker and shared folders. If any ooe is straming Lyrion Squeezer from a Ugreen Nas I would be pieased to receive advice.
 
Hey all, I am upgrading my UGREEN NASYNC dxp2800 to include 980 EVO Plus PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 Hard Drive SSD 4TB Solid State Drive SSDS, but when I first installed them, they both worked fine. 2 days later(today), both SSDs got a corruption error and are not being recognized on the UGREEN NASYNC dxp2800 and will not show up at all. I'm very new to this, so any help would be appreciated.
 
Any one know how to mount an external library (folders already on my UG NAS)? Read a bunch of guides and I did, at one point, get the path to validate in admin settings in immich but it doesn't pull anything when I scan.
 
Bit by bit. immich now up and running including external libraries. Next thing to solve is running it encrypted when in a browser at home (reverse proxy I think) and adding family members to the server.
 
I am loving docker. Installed a PDF editor and QR code generator and then Cloudflare tunnelled them to my domain. Also got going with Portainer. Any other suggested apps?

Might find one that can give a high level view (resource/network use) of all my apps, heard a few exist.
 
Anyone got Home Assistant running? I followed the Marius Hosting guide for UGREEN and all good but when I try to CF tunnel like I have for several other apps, I get a 'bad gateway' error and can't figure out why. Set up was done through Portainer.
 
doodah said:
Anyone got Home Assistant running? I followed the Marius Hosting guide for UGREEN and all good but when I try to CF tunnel like I have for several other apps, I get a 'bad gateway' error and can't figure out why. Set up was done through Portainer.
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You probably need to edit trusted proxies in configuration.yaml

Quick Google brought up this blog:

Using Cloudflare ZeroTrust and mTLS to securely access Home Assistant via the internet

I’m a big fan of Home Assistant, and until now I only had it accessible from inside my own network. Outside access was only possible through a WireGuard VPN. This works, but isn’t very practical - definitely when I quickly want to check something, or need to diagnose something while on the road...
kcore.org kcore.org
 
ChrisD. said:
You probably need to edit trusted proxies in configuration.yaml

Quick Google brought up this blog:

Using Cloudflare ZeroTrust and mTLS to securely access Home Assistant via the internet

I’m a big fan of Home Assistant, and until now I only had it accessible from inside my own network. Outside access was only possible through a WireGuard VPN. This works, but isn’t very practical - definitely when I quickly want to check something, or need to diagnose something while on the road...
kcore.org kcore.org
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Thank you, I saw mention of trusted proxies but in random Reddit posts and not with this very useful guide for the fix.
 
I currently have my eye on the NASync DXP4800+ to store my media library and backup PC, phone and tablet to.

I'm also wondering how much of a ball-ache it would be to set one drive as a public cloud. In the same way you can share a folder on Google Drive with anyone that has the link. I think it would look a bit more professional if I could share a link like www.downloads.mydomain.com/TheLink, and this would allow read only access to that specific folder.

I'm thinking of 3 HDDs in RAID 5 for all my stuff, and then an SSD for the public cloud part so no drives spinning-up every time someone downloads something. While all folders on the SSD will be public, I want individual lnks for each folder rather than root access of the drive.

I'm not into networking so I have no idea if this is simple or hours of dicking around.
 
Skunkworks said:
I currently have my eye on the NASync DXP4800+ to store my media library and backup PC, phone and tablet to.

I'm also wondering how much of a ball-ache it would be to set one drive as a public cloud. In the same way you can share a folder on Google Drive with anyone that has the link. I think it would look a bit more professional if I could share a link like www.downloads.mydomain.com/TheLink, and this would allow read only access to that specific folder.

I'm thinking of 3 HDDs in RAID 5 for all my stuff, and then an SSD for the public cloud part so no drives spinning-up every time someone downloads something. While all folders on the SSD will be public, I want individual lnks for each folder rather than root access of the drive.

I'm not into networking so I have no idea if this is simple or hours of dicking around.
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Take a look at Nextcloud. You can spin it up as a container somewhere and point it at the NAS. Not sure if the UGreen OS can run containers.

 
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