Original message: By: Jeff B
Anyone have any help on this issue?
>Did you ever get this resolved? I am trying the same thing, and when running the
>Syncrify
install, I get the following output:
>
>bash-3.2# ./Install.sh
>[.] Installing Syncrify.
>[.] Please specify, installation directory or leave blank for default
> Please enter (e.g. /opt/):
>[.] Installation directory = /opt/
>[.] Unzipping Syncrify.tar.gz file... [OK]
>[.] Creating /opt/Syncrify/ folder...
>[.] Extracting Syncrify.tar file...[OK]
>[.] Setting current working directory...
>[.] Installing Syncrify service... [OK]
>[.] Syncrify service activated on boot... ./Install.sh: line 125: chkconfig: not
found
>[OK]
>[.]
>Starting Synametrics File Manager...
>/opt/Syncrify/lib/wrapper: line 1: syntax error: unexpected "("
>[OK]
>
>
>
>
>>ASFIK, Syncrify does not use that much memory. Since Syncrify is written in Java,
>>you
>can
specify the maximum amount of memory is should use by specifying the -Xmx
>>parameter.
>>
>>Change the run.sh file and use the following value as a parameter to java
>>
>>java -Xmx64m ... (remaining parameters)
>>
>>I backup about 16 GB every day and the memory usage stays below 30MB
>>
>>Mark.
>>
>>
>>
>>>Synology runs Linux and I can have Terminal access as far as I know.
>>>But will the Syncrify server run with only 60-80 Mb memory? My box has only 128
>MB
>>>
>>>>I
>>>am
>>not
sure about Synology but have installed Syncrify on FreeNAS. It works fine.
>>>>
>>>>Do
>>>>you
>>>have Terminal access to the Synology box? If your Synalogy box runs Linux, you
>>>>can
download the installer for Linux and that should work. If your box runs BSD,
>>>you
>>>>will
>>have
>to install Java and then run Syncrify.
>>>>
>>>>In the worst case scenario, you can mount the Synology disk to a regular Linux
>or
>>>>Windows
>>>machine
>>and
then use it.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Mark
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>Would it be possible to install the Syncrify server on a Synology diskstation?
>>I
>>>>have
>>>>>a
>>>DS110j.
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks,
>Jaap
