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Following steps demonstrate how to modify the TEMP folder in Syncrify. Therefore, it is strongly recommended that you modify theįor this example, we will use /volume1/opt/SyncrifyTemp folder. This location is not big enough, particularly if you plan to backup large files. The default location for this TEMP folder is /tmp on Synology. Syncrify needs a temporary location on the disk to perform several tasks.
This should display the path where java is installed, which should be used for the second (yellow) line above. If you are not sure the path for java, type the following command: Next, extract compressed file using the following command The password for "root" and "admin" should be same on Synology.Ĭhange directory to the newly created folder Sudo su Note: If you get an error complaining "sudo" is an invalid command, try using "root" instead of "admin" when establishing SSH connection. In this example, we will install Syncrify in /volume1/opt/Syncrify folder using the following commands:įirst, elevate your login to root using the following command. On Windows, you can use Putty or Terminal on Mac OS X. Obviously, SSH is preferred because it is secure. You will need to access Synology via SSH or Telnet. Install Java 8 - Do NOT install Java 9, Syncrify is not certified to run on Java 9 yet.Once logged in, start the Package Manager and Search for Java.Connect to Synology DSM using a browser from your Windows or MAC computer.Following steps demonstrate how to install Java JRE on Synology. Other types, such as ARM is not supported.īefore installing Syncrify, you need to install Java JRE. An Intel CPU (x86_64) is required to fully run Syncrify on Synology.
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