Just a small note… it’s actually SSH, not SHH… it stands for Secure Shell.Īnyway, my real question is that I have really been wondering about Sync ever since it came out. I’d log back into your Dashboard and disable SHH untill you personally need it again.Īs mentioned, I found this information from different sources and tweaked it slightly to suit our cause and then put it together in one place. To save your changes, you need to press CTRL and x (at the same time) and then press ‘y’ to save your changes. Aslong as you originally extracted the btsync_ into the public folder, the above script should work perfectly, if you extracted elsewhere, will need to change the section in bold and italic.Ĥ). # Carry out specific functions when asked to by the systemĮcho “Usage: /etc/init.d/btsync ”ģ). Then copy the bold text below, and when you right click in putty, it should automatically paste it in. Close Putty.exe, then start putty.exe again and re login using the same information we used at the top of the page (User: root Password: welc0me ).Ģ). If you would like an install script so BTsync automatically restart, keep reading. Sadly, if your Mycloud powers down, BTsync wont automatically restart unless you go back in using Putty and writing To get to BTsync its your routers IP:8888 ^^ yes that is a zero, in welcome not a letterġ0). Open and enter the IP to your My Cloud, mine was 192.168.0.5 Download something called Putty to your computer.ĥ). Once there goto settings → Network → enable SHH (should be a slide box you can click)Ĥ). I get to mine using This may be different for you, apparently you should be able to get to it by using sadly I can’t. Now you will need to log into your router using your web browser to enable something called SHH. Realistically, you could place this elsewhere, but as a novice user I would suggest keeping it in public, as if it isn’t this tutorial won’t work for you.ģ). Once downloaded, you will need to access your My Cloud and extract the file you just downloaded (should be called btsync_) into your ‘Public’ folder. Firstly you will need to download Bittorrent Sync, specifically the ARM variant.Ģ). Tampering could BRICK your system and VOID your warranty, if you understand the risks, and accept them, lets continue!ġ). I’d like to make you aware that I am unsure of WD’s stance on doing this and your warranty, I would imagine it would void your warranty, and whilst this worked for me I can’t be held responsible if you mess it up or it doesn’t work for you. So, I thought I’d put a little tutorial together with the intention of helping other users who know very little about Linux or SHH etc etc. Personally, I have very very little experience with SHH or Linux, as a result it took me a dreadfully long time to find posts with instructions that I could understand, and all the information I did find was on separate web pages and wasn’t tailored to the My Cloud. I thought there might be others who would be interested in how to get BTsync on their My Cloud.
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