Rocketman3 wrote: > I did read the link you kindly sent through to me. It scared and baffled > me in equal measure. I have negligable knowledge of any and all Linux > operating systems, no CLI knowledge (except a little Windows), no tools > for logging in to the Duo's OS or any knowledge of where to find or how > to install them. I am at ground zero with all of this, and more than a > little afraid that if I put a foot wrong I might screw up my system so > it won't play anything anymore. That said, I am, false modesty aside, > smart, and I have a small but successful history of taking on techie > challenges in areas I have no experience of and carefully and > methodically reaching the goal. If I can perhaps find someone who has > trod this same path before - i.e with a Negear Duet V1, then I'm sure I > can solve this bugger too! :)
With no IO::Socket::SSL version reported - I am assuming it is not installed. I'm not familiar with ReadyNAS system but you have a Duo v1 and the thread I referenced was for a Duo V2. Bottom line - I think it would probably need development skills to get the necessary TLS/SSL support. As others have suggested, I think the easiest low-cost way to have a pain free LMS System would to setup a plain "vanilla" Raspberry Pi (i.e. no additional hardware) . The Raspberry Pi would costs about $//£ 35 - 45 for either Pi3 or P4 2Gb . A Pi4 bundle (board , case, power, SDcard , cable) would be about $//£ 70. The simplest installation would involve using burning Picoreplayer (PCP)) to an SDcard and thenconfigure it over ethernet (I beleiev this is possible so nop need for keyboard or HDMI monitor). There are may users of this setup and lots of advice. The ReadyNAS would remain as your file store - do nothing with the files. The Pi would be configured to access the NAS similar to your Windows systems. PCP is RAM based so it tolerates "bad" treatment and takes effort to break it. The performance will be much better and pcp has a good Browser interface so changes and upgrades are not technical and no CLI. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ bpa's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=1806 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=109826
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