Synology: Reboot,Shutdown und Wake

[Dr.Pie]

@mcm57 sagte in Synology: Reboot,Shutdown und Wake:

WOL können m.W. nicht alle Modelle. Bin auch nicht sicher ob WOL nicht auch auf der Syno aktiviert werden muss.

Ich werd mal weiter recherchieren ..
Alle 3 Synos unterstützen ja WOL, denn ich nutzte das ja bisher über die DS Finder App.
Auch Hochfahren und Neustarten funktioniert bei allen 3 Synos über die App problemlos.

Ich werd mal weiter recherchieren ...

Danke erst mal

[mcm1957]

@dr-pie

• Für wake on lan:
  Hast du die MAC Address in der Adapterconfig eingetragen? Ohne die funktioniert WOL nicht

• Für shutdown / reboot:
  Da muss ssh Zugriff freigegeben sein.
  Der User muss admin Rechte haben.

Ansonsten schalt das DEBUG Log ein, da sollte der ssh Traffic gelogged werden. Da sollte man dann ggF sehen warum ein shutdown nicht geht.

[Dr.Pie]

@mcm57 sagte in Synology: Reboot,Shutdown und Wake:

@dr-pie

• Für wake on lan:
  Hast du die MAC Address in der Adapterconfig eingetragen? Ohne die funktioniert WOL nicht

• Für shutdown / reboot:
  Da muss ssh Zugriff freigegeben sein.
  Der User muss admin Rechte haben.

Hat alles gestimmt und ging trotzdem nicht...
Ich habe dann die Instanzen gelöscht und neu installiert.
Nun funktioniert es.

Danke allen.

[Dr.Pie]

Moin
ich will den Beitrag nochmal rausholen ...

Funktionieren die 3 Button bei euch noch ?
Bei mir nicht.
Ich habe den Adapter neu gestartet ... keine Chance.

Hat jemand auch solche Probleme ??

Danke

[mcm1957]

@dr-pie said in Synology: Reboot,Shutdown und Wake:

Moin
ich will den Beitrag nochmal rausholen ...

Funktionieren die 3 Button bei euch noch ?
Bei mir nicht.
Ich habe den Adapter neu gestartet ... keine Chance.

Hat jemand auch solche Probleme ??

Danke

Ja

Ansonsten bitte wie bei allen Problemen:

Versionsangaben

• Adapter
• js-controller
• Admin
• Node
• O/S

sowie ein DEBUG Log

Auch die LANGFASSUNG von iob-diag (in command tags) kann nicht schaden.

[Dr.Pie]

@mcm1957 sagte in Synology: Reboot,Shutdown und Wake:

Versionsangaben

Adapter: 3.1.0
js-controller: 6.0.11
Admin: ??
Node: 20.17.0
O/S: Linux

sowie ein DEBUG Log: Keine Ahnung wie ich das bekomme.

[mcm1957]

@dr-pie said in Synology: Reboot,Shutdown und Wake:

sowie ein DEBUG Log: Keine Ahnung wie ich das bekomme.

Einfach den Log Level deder Instanz auf Debug stellen und die iNstanz restarten.

[Dr.Pie]

@mcm1957 wie man im Bild aus meinem ersten Beitrag sehen kann, sind dort die Button zu sehen.
Diese waren bei mir eine Zeit lang nicht zu sehen.

Heute jedoch tauchen sie wieder auf ... aber sehen anders aus.
Vielleicht durch ein Update ?
Aber den Synology Adapter habe ich nicht upgedatet.
Außerdem funktionieren die nun wieder.
Meine Scripte laufen auch wieder wie erwünscht.

Seltsam für mich ....

[mcm1957]

@dr-pie

Die optische Gestaltung der Objektansicht (incl. Button) wird durch den Admin Adapter festgelegt. Wahrscheinlich hats du den zwischenzeitlich aktualisiert.

[Dr.Pie]

@mcm1957 Ja den hatte ich aktualisiert... alles klar

[Dr.Pie]

Moin zusammen

in den letzten Wochen sind wieder Probleme aufgetaucht.
Seitdem funktionieren die Shutdown, Reboot und Wake nicht mehr.
Neustart des Adapters bringt keine Veränderung.

Wo zum Geier liegt denn nun wieder das Problem.
Updates sind keine erfolgt.

Danke

[haselchen]

@dr-pie

Was sagt das Log?

[Dr.Pie]

@haselchen

2024-10-13 20:55:52.838 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) * The response is received, parse:
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2024-10-13 20:55:52.839 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2024-10-13 20:55:52.839 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) * sendPolling. namePolling = fastPoll | iteration = 1 | typeof poll = object | poll = {"api":"dsm","method":"getSystemStatus","params":{}}
2024-10-13 20:55:52.839 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) * Get info from (fastPoll) api: DSM method: getSystemStatus params: {}
2024-10-13 20:55:53.106 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) * The response is received, parse:
2024-10-13 20:55:53.107 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) SystemStatus - Response: {"ext_nic_is_incompatible":false,"is_system_crashed":false,"upgrade_ready":false}
2024-10-13 20:55:53.107 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2024-10-13 20:55:53.107 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) * sendPolling. namePolling = fastPoll | iteration = 2 | typeof poll = object | poll = {"api":"dsm","method":"getInfo","params":{}}
2024-10-13 20:55:53.107 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) * Get info from (fastPoll) api: DSM method: getInfo params: {}
2024-10-13 20:55:53.152 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) * The response is received, parse:
2024-10-13 20:55:53.152 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) TempInfo - Response: {"codepage":"ger","model":"DS1019+","ram":8192,"serial":"1910QXRM805W4","temperature":40,"temperature_warn":false,"time":"Sun Oct 13 20:55:53 2024","uptime":1217,"version":"69057","version_string":"DSM 7.2.1-69057 Update 5"}
2024-10-13 20:55:53.152 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2024-10-13 20:55:53.152 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) * sendPolling. namePolling = fastPoll | iteration = 3 | typeof poll = object | poll = {"api":"dsm","method":"infoSystem","params":{"type":"storage","version":1}}
2024-10-13 20:55:53.153 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) * Get info from (fastPoll) api: DSM method: infoSystem params: {"type":"storage","version":1}
2024-10-13 20:55:53.495 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) * The response is received, parse:
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2024-10-13 20:55:53.496 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2024-10-13 20:55:53.498 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) * sendPolling. namePolling = fastPoll | iteration = 4 | typeof poll = object | poll = {"api":"fs","method":"listSharings","params":{}}
2024-10-13 20:55:53.498 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) * Get info from (fastPoll) api: FS method: listSharings params: {}
2024-10-13 20:55:53.597 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) * The response is received, parse:
2024-10-13 20:55:53.597 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) parseListSharings - Response: {"links":[],"offset":0,"total":0}
2024-10-13 20:55:53.598 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2024-10-13 20:55:53.598 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Read all data, save received data.
2024-10-13 20:55:53.598 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) setStates
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2024-10-13 20:55:53.606 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) setObject "DiskStationManager.info.uptime", val=1217
2024-10-13 20:55:53.699 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
2024-10-13 20:55:53.700 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) * sendPolling. namePolling = fastPoll | iteration = 0 | typeof poll = object | poll = {"api":"dsm","method":"getSystemUtilization","params":{}}
2024-10-13 20:55:53.700 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) * Get info from (fastPoll) api: DSM method: getSystemUtilization params: {}
2024-10-13 20:55:55.030 - debug: synology.2 (1072153) * The response is received, parse:

Das wiederholt sich dann immer und immer wieder.

[mcm1957]

@dr-pie said in Synology: Reboot,Shutdown und Wake:

Moin zusammen

in den letzten Wochen sind wieder Probleme aufgetaucht.
Seitdem funktionieren die Shutdown, Reboot und Wake nicht mehr.
Neustart des Adapters bringt keine Veränderung.

Wo zum Geier liegt denn nun wieder das Problem.
Updates sind keine erfolgt.

Danke

Shutdown und Reboot erfolgen via ssh Verbindung zur Synology.
Wake Up per Broadcast.

Irgendwas an deinem Setup hat sich wahrscheinlich geändert.

Hast du was an der Synology geändert? Hast du irgendwas an deinem Netzwerk geändert? Hast du allenfalls Netzwerkswitches rebootet?

Teste ob du vom iob Rechner aus via ssh zur Synology kommst.
Tests of du vom iob Rechner aus die Synology via ping / tracert erreichen kannst.

Kannst du die Synology vom iob Rechner aus manuell aufwecken? Von einem anderen Rechner?

Schau mal im debug Log zu dem Zeitpunkt wo du ein Shutdown / Reboot absetzt. Gibts da irgendelche Einträge / Fehlermeldungen?

[Neuschwansteini]

@dr-pie

in deinem Log sind keine Fehlermeldungen, er holt einfach alle Daten, schreibt Sie, fertig.

Wenn WOL nicht funktioniert, kann das an deinem Netzwerk liegen oder an der Art der iobroker Installation (Docker?)..
Wenn Reboot/Shutdown nicht geht, dann liegt es an der connection zur Syno per SSH, den Zugang musst du extra freigeben, am besten auch den Port von 22 auf was anderes aendern, und der Nutzer des Adapter muss auch die Berechtigung fuer und Sudo SSH haben.

Log dich doch einfach mal mit dem Account, den du fuer den Adapter erzeugt hast, mal per ssh vom iobroker auf der Syno ein.
Funktioniert das, und kannst du in der Shell der Syno dann auch shutdown und reboot ausführen, kann der Adapter das auch.

[Dr.Pie]

@ilovegym Ich hatte das Thema mal beiseite geschoben.Aber seit 2 Tagen scheinen die Button wieder zu funktionieren...
Seltsam ... sehr seltsam.

Gibt es eigendlich einen Datenpunkt der anzeigt ob ein Backup erfolgreich war ?

Ich würde die Syno gern nach dem Backup runter fahren wollen.

Danke