Des adresses pour réparer et ressemeler vos petits chaussons...
Quelques adresses pour faire ressemeler vos chaussons :)
Quelques adresses pour faire ressemeler vos chaussons :)
In order to make my old samsung network printer usable from my Linux Mint,
I add in the the following file :
/etc/sane.d/xerox_mfp.conf
this line
tcp 192.168.X.Y
and not
IP 192.168.X.Y
* 192.168.X.Y is the IP of my network printer
As soon as I added this, it works like a charm
An impressive share! I have just forwarded this onto a friend who hasbeen conducting a little homework on this. And he actually
bought me breakfast because I discovered it for him...
lol. So let me reword this.... Thanks for the meal!!
But yeah, thanks for spending time to discuss this issue here on your web page.
Pre-requisite
Steps
You have a command to renew in CLI the certificate manually:
/usr/syno/sbin/syno-letsencrypt renew-all -v
-v is for verbose
So, you just have to create a bash file and include this command in it
For example create it in this repository :
/volume1/homes/admin/syno_scripts
Then create a bash file " auto-renew-letsencrypt.sh " for example :
#!/bin/bash
/usr/syno/sbin/syno-letsencrypt renew-all -v
Go to the synology admin webpage
Open "Control Panel > Task Scheduler"
Then create a user defined script
Add your script in the task settings pane.
Schedule it to renew every 3 months :)
Useful links
Based on this website post: Manually Renewing Let’s Encrypt Certificates on a Synology NAS
Inspired by this other post: Update: Let's Encrypt & Synology DSM 6.X