Python 2.6.6 4 spk

September 11, 2011 zebulon 42 comments

This package contains Python 2.6.6 for the Synology NAS. It is the same version of Python than in the previous package, with various fixes:

Import issues, seen in Sickbeard. Some shared libraries where not found, due to some missing references to the lib directory (-rpath link flag was missing).
Encoding issues reported for a while by some French users (mainly). The file system encoding is now forced to utf-8, thanks to Diaoul for pointing out the issue and proposing a fix.

Python 2.6.6 4 is available here. You are strongly invited to upgrade, as it fix some import issues.

It does not provide any user service by itself (it can’t be run, starting it from the DSM console will always report an error), but is needed by the latest version of my spk for SABnzbd, CouchPotato and SickBeard.

The installation process is straight forward, install it and that’s all! It will provide the python executable and libraries for other spk. If your are upgrading from an earlier version of this spk, you shall stop all spk that uses this package (like SAB, SB , and CP), do the upgrade of Python, and then restart the applications.

The package is about 13MB, and the install size 33MB. It supports all the NAS from the x07 to x11 series, except for the DS3611sx. Tested successfully on a DS408 (ppc854x) and a 210j (88f6281) with DSM 3.2 1922. Not tested with DSM 3.1 or older, but it should work.

Build with
Cheetah 2.4.4 src, cURL 7.21.3 src, jpegsrc v8 src, openssl 1.0.0c src, PyCrypto 2.3 src, PycURL 7.19.0 src, pyOpenSSL 0.11 src, Python 2.6.6 src with a patch to ease the cross compilation src, ipv6 patch, encoding patch, rpath patch, and an off_t patch, Python Imaging Library 1.1.7 src, sqlite 3.7.4 src, yenc 0.3 src, and zlib 1.2.5 src. No changes were made to the source code, only usual build configuration. Specific scripts to the Synology DSM were also added.

As always, comments and remarks welcome, enjoy!

Python 2.6 synology

#1 | Written by Adil about 8 months ago.

Thank you for the quick update as always. Your the best.
#2 | Written by Barb about 8 months ago.

Thank you for the updates to this and SB and others!
#3 | Written by Avelinux about 8 months ago.

Thanks, that was exactly what i was looking for!

I was even going to downgrade but i’ll test this one first!

Thanks Zebulon!
#4 | Written by starsys about 8 months ago.

Hello
I’m french.

“Encoding issues reported for a while by some French users (mainly). The file system encoding is now forced to utf-8, thanks to Diaoul for pointing out the issue and proposing a fix.”

I still have the problem…
#5 | Written by Diaoul about 8 months ago.

It fixes UnicodeEncode errors. It allows using unicode on Python os.* functions.

Anything else is out of the scope of this fix
#6 | Written by Diaoul about 8 months ago.

Have you seen latest Python 2.6.x is now 2.6.7 not 2.6.6? I’ve missed that… It seems it’s out since June
Production stable is 2.7.2, development 3.2.2.
This is really boring so many different versions… Maybe Python will do something about it with a stable 3.x…
#7 | Written by starsys about 8 months ago.

Ok. Sorry for the misunderstanding.

Do you know if there is any possible improvement regarding the “wrong file name encoding” issue ?
Thanks.
#8 | Written by LapinFou about 8 months ago.

I’ve done some tests with the latest Python 2.6.6-4 and SABnzbd 0.6.9-1.
Well, unfortunately there is still an issue with the French accents
Unpacked rar archive with give some invalid file names. All accents such as éàè… will be replaced by an invalid character displayed as “,” which generated an error under the DSM explorer “file/folder doesn’t exist”.
I still must rename those files/folders through a Telnet session.

@Zebulon/Diaoul:
If you contact me, I’ll be happy to provide you a NZB which generate this problem.
#9 | Written by zebulon about 8 months ago.

@LapinFou: The umpacking of rar file is done from SABnzbd using the native unrar provided by Synology. Python has nothing to do with that. Maybe using the latest version of Unrar freeware (4.0.7) in place of the built in 3.8 would help. I will take a look, but I can’t promise you when.
#10 | Written by Diaoul about 8 months ago.

@LapinFou send me an email with the NZB that causes the issue but as said @zebulon, it has nothing to do with Python encoding issues
#11 | Written by Squiggley about 8 months ago.

Hi There,

Firstly thanks for all your hard work! Has made my life so much easier!
I have been in contact with the writer of Couch Potato regarding a moving file issue and he tells me that the version of python I am using must not have been built with large file support on. I am using 2.6.6-4

Can you shed any light on this?

Thanks
#12 | Written by Dean about 8 months ago.

2 questions:
1. I’m running Python, SABnzbd, Couchpotato and Sickbeard from the spk’s you built before this version. Can I just install these new ones from Sep-11 over the top to update them all without losing any settings or current downloads in SAB?
2. With the current versions I’m running, banner images in Sickbeards ‘coming episodes’ section don’t show, and when I view the image source then I can see the error:
File “/usr/local/python26/lib/python2.6/site-packages/PIL/Image.py”, line 37, in __getattr__
raise ImportError(“The _imaging C module is not installed”)
Will this new Python spk fix this one up?

Thanks so much for all the hard work!
#13 | Written by zebulon about 8 months ago.

@Squiggley:The version of Python is 2.6.6, the last digit if the SPK version (4 here). Since SPK -3, large file support is enabled and reports says its working correctly. If you still have issues, please report your NAS model.

@Dean: 1: read the post, you just have to stop the application before upgrading python, and start them afterward. 2: Fixed, read the post.
#14 | Written by LapinFou about 8 months ago.

@zebulon: Thanks for your time and your efforts. You should really think about a “Donate” button somewhere. Your good work should be encouraged.

@Diaoul: Please contact me to “raxor AT cegetel DOT net”. I’ll then send one of the incriminated NZB.
Thanks to you guys!!
#15 | Written by Mikael about 8 months ago.

Hi mate,

Thanks for the awesome package (Python)!

You might want to check with the author of this site, http://www.mertymade.com/syno/, to see if he can help you set up a package manager repository. He has his own repository running and it works flawlessly!

Cheers,
Mikael
#16 | Written by Mikael about 8 months ago.

If you want to run a Synology package server yourself, you need to do this:

1. Make a subdomain “synology” of your domain: synology.domain.org.
2. Make an “index.html” file containing a list of packages that you offer:

[
{
"package" : "Sample",
"beta" : false,
"version" : "1.0",
"dname" : "Sample",
"link" : "http://synology.domain.org/sample-1.0.spk",
"md5" : "129192db0d1af892e6ac7a9a926f22c7",
// "icon" : "",
"size" : "1234",
"qinst" : "0",
"depsers" : "",
"deppkgs" : "",
"start" : "1",
"maintainer" : "Your Name (email@example.org)",
"changelog" : "",
"desc" : "Description of your wonderful package."
}
]

3. Then you make your users add the URL http://synology.domain.org to the Package Manager in the Disk Station.

Hope this helps, feel free to write me if you need more info (mikael@lyngvig.org).

This information was derived from the work of Merty at http://www.mertymade.com.

Cheers,
Mikael
#17 | Written by Diaoul about 8 months ago.

@Mikael: This information is public and well known for developers already.
An OpenSource project to host a server is available here https://github.com/Diaoul/syno-package-server
Feel free to contribute.

IMO, developers should gather and make one single Package Center Server to avoid conflicts, duplicates and divide the work of making SPKs.
#18 | Written by Bert Roex about 8 months ago.

Updated without any problems on DS1511+
#19 | Written by Mikael about 8 months ago.

@Diaoul:
Thanks mate and sorry for me publishing already known stuff!

Btw, Merty told me that the file should NOT be an INDEX.HTML but rather a text/plain file served by a server or a script. Just in case others are reading this and are wondering.
#20 | Written by Mikael about 8 months ago.

@Diaoul, do you mind mailing me at mikael@lyngvig.org? I’d like to suggest that we (I) buy a suitable domain and then host a global Synology package repository on that domain. I know a great hosting company that offers unlimited MySQL databases, Apache and PHP, and 1 gigabyte (upgradable to 8 gigs) disk space for only 1 euro a month. I wouldn’t mind being the financial backbone of this shared package repository and then you Synology developers could add packages using an ad-hoc PHP interface of some sort (I don’t do PHP so I can’t assist with that).
#21 | Written by Akim about 7 months ago.

Hello,
First thanks for your job.
I have sucessfully ins.talled your package on DS211+,
It ran fine for few weeks,
now since few days, the system is very slow, I can not open anymore SAB,
and python is using 60% of the memory.

Any idea I can follow to fix this?
Thanks
#22 | Written by K1LL3M about 7 months ago.

Any chance of getting this onto the 34/36 bromlow units please?
#23 | Written by bbbfractal about 7 months ago.

Fresh install on DS411 DSM3.2 works perfect with sickbeard 3.0 and CouchPotato 3.0
#24 | Written by Mark about 5 months ago.

Thanks for the great work. I use all of your packages routinely. I was wondering if you could possibly add distutils and/or setuptools to this python package. On occasion I may have need to install something like transmissionrpc.

I could install another python through ipkg I guess but I am trying to avoid that and I think it would be better if I didn’t try to maintain more than one python install. Then I could just use easy_install and not need to download and manually install a library that will get removed if I uninstall, re-install, or upgrade your python package.

I guess I could get by with just the dependencies for easy_install, which I think is only distutils. If that were present in the package I could at least use wget and install easy_install at any time but the best case scenario would be full setup tools support.

thanks
#25 | Written by Ingo about 3 months ago.

Hi,

I just updated my ds 212+ with DSM 4.0 beta.
Will there be a Python Version running with 4.0 beta?
I tried to run the 2.6.6 4 but it didn’t start.

Thnx for answering and the development,

Ingo
#26 | Written by mattm about 3 months ago.

Hi I’m posting this here as it is the first place I looked when I started to notice a problem I was having with python using a lot of CPU resources. (between 70% and 90%)

I went tracking though any config changes, update and the like with no joy.

I finally fixed the problem by disabling the “Synology Indexer” in notifications, once I turned this off the CPU dropped down to about 4% or 5% CPU when idea-ling.
#27 | Written by Rutger about 3 months ago.

Hello,

I’m trying to install Phyton 2.6.6 on my new DS1512+, but it look likes it’s not supported yet. Do you’ve any idea when the new Synology’s will be supported? Thanks!
#28 | Written by Tomm about 2 months ago.

Hi,

Thanks for great work on this!
I’ve enjoyed the Sab + Sickbeard on my Synology for months now, but today I started updating all the software and i get the following issues:

- Python 2.6.6.4 will not start
- Sabnzbd 6.15.2 will not be installed (synology platform does not support)

I have a 411+, any idea what I can do to solve this?

I have first stopped all apps before installing Python, and I have also tried un-installing everything before installing. I have also tried installing the new versions before updating to latest DSM. (todays version).

Any help would be appreciated.
#29 | Written by roy about 2 months ago.

Where is the download link >
#30 | Written by devnull about 2 months ago.

still doesn’t work for 1512+. any chance that this is gonna be fixed soon/at all? anyone else got a a workaround by chance? as much as i love and appreciate zebulons work i’m kind of annoyed that we are THAT dependent on him.
#31 | Written by Andy about 2 months ago.

Doesn’t work or appear on the 1812+

why might this be?
#32 | Written by Fernand about 2 months ago.

To install the python package on your new Synology just alter the info file in the package. (works on 1512+ and 1812+)

1. Unpack the .spk
2. Change within the Info file the line: arch=”x86″ to arch=”x86 cedarview”
(just put ‘cedarview’ behind the x86 and leaf everything else unchanged.)
3. Then repack the bunch of files (not the map/folder) to a .tar
4. Rename the file to .spk
5. Install as local file with package center.

This also applies to the SABnzbd package.

Problem solved!
#33 | Written by srv about 1 month ago.

Hi there,

Tried to change the arch type and rebuild the spk from a tar, but my new 412+ doesn’t to accep it…
is that different from a 1512+ or 1812+

cheers
#34 | Written by srv about 1 month ago.

I was running a “noarch” spk… so dummy I am

So it is working fine with a x86 spk with the info file modification

cheers
#35 | Written by Henrik about 1 month ago.

“Change within the Info file the line: arch=”x86″ to arch=”x86 cedarview”

Where is that line? I tried to unrar Python 2.6.6 4 and open the info file with notebook, but I get this:

package=”Python26″
version=”2.6.6-4″
description=”Python is a programming language that lets you work more quickly and integrate your systems more effectively. THIS PACKAGE CAN’T BE RUN. IT SERVES AS SUPPORT FOR OTHER PACKAGES.”
maintainer=”superzebulon@superzebulon.org”
arch=”noarch”
package_icon=”iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEUgAAAEgAAABICAYAAABV7bNHAAAABmJLR0QA/gD+AP7rGNSCAAAACXBIWXMAAABIAAAASABGyWs+AAAPIklEQVR42u2caXBUV3aAv/t6V0tqtLUkQ6u1IMASYMBiMSBAXrAnMTGuuJwYV8VJ1SQ/XJUqV36kpiq/nUqVk/zOL9dMvKRmrMRTQNljA+MFEIzYBBICZCEkoX2hu9Wt3l73O/nRLSEwAllqJI3HR/XU3e/1fffeT+eec+6590mJCD/J7KItdQOWuyw3QDI2NiZ9fX0CLAvVXlaAkskkR48e5cSJEwBqqdsDSwzIMAwZHByUYDAoACJCOBwmmUwuNZdpWVJAIyMjvP/++/T09EyfU2pZKM60mBd6AxGRRCIBgMVigRlDQ9IuUt3t9dQplFIqFosxMTHxMI0REZmCpu6/oOs6JpMJk8mkHlQwkUggIlgslpltWBxAhmFIV1cXly9fxufzYRgGZWVl1NfXi9PpVIFAQL7++mu2bNmCx+OZKsOJEyfIz8+npqZGTp8+TTgc5uTJk4RCIdm6dSsAuq5z9epV6ejoIBgMUlVVRV1dndhsNgVw+/ZtaWpqwu/3Y7fb2bRpk2zYsAFN05RhGNLd3c3Vq1fx+/0EAgGKi4tpaGiQwsLCHwxp3kOspaWFjz76iOzsbPbs2UNdXR3Nzc0cOXIEEZE7d+5w+vRpgsHgTKi0tLTQ2dmJxWLB4/FgsVgoKyujrKwMpRSaptHZ2cnFixdxu93k5eXx6aefcvbsWQB6enrkgw8+wGQy0dDQQGlpKY2NjdPXm5ub+fjjj3G5XNTX17Nt2zYuXbrE4cOHSSaTP9gzzluD+vv7MZvN7N69G6fTqQACgYB89tln1NfXo5SaPmbK1Gez2azKy8vFarVSUVGBx+NRiURCDMPA6/Xy+uuvY7PZVCKRkNu3b9Pa2srOnTvlq6++wul0cuDAAWw2m6qurpaJiQmOHz9ObW2tTLVrx44dWK1WVV5eTm9vr7S1tRGPx3E4HIujQTM7OyUrV65E13UGBgYWZGyzsrKYGk5ms1nl5+cTjUYJhUL09PTg9Xqnryul1Jo1a/D7/YyMjKBp3+9Sbm4ukPKSP1Qy6sWsVitKKcLhcCZvO62JyWSSeDw+5QymxWazISLEYrGM1ptxQOFwGMMwyM7Onj6XqbmeiGCz2cjJycHv999zbWJiArPZjMvlWj6AlFLouk48Hp/qgFy/fh2Hw4HH45n+qw4ODk6XicVi6Lo+PfxMJhOQ8lpzkaysLNavX09nZyejo6MCkEgkpL29Ha/XS3FxMYZhZBTQvI20Uorx8XEaGxvxeDzi8/lobW1l//79uN1uEokEmzdv5vjx4/h8PsnNzaW/v5+hoSGqq6sByMvLw+Px0NTURE5OjpSXl89a35Qm1tfXMzAwQGNjI7W1tTI0NMT4+DivvvoqVqtV8YA53EK0eN6ARITCwkK2bt3KwMAATqeTN998k7Vr1wIos9nMK6+8IpWVlQwPD6NpGtu3b2d8fByzOVWtw+FQb7zxhly5coVAIIBSij179kxr1pTU1dWxbt06NE3D5XKpQ4cOSXt7O6Ojo5SWltLQ0EBRUZEC2Lx5M5WVldN1ANTU1FBQUIDVap1fR+dzHD58WN59910JhUIy1zKxWEzee+89OXbs2JzLLPWxaHOxKRsVDAZ52FBabjLvIWYymeYU68Tjcblw4QLd3d309fWxd+9eKioqlrrfjx9QXV0dJSUl34tJHiSGYVBVVcW+ffsoLi5G07TlNWV/iKifctIPlwWnO+Yrhoj4QlH6xoL4Q1ECkzH8k1Fi8QROu4XcLBu5Disrsu2UuV24su2oJcgyLgmg/vGQfHLqBs0dgwyMh4jpOmIIhhgggmLqAIfVhNft4pWd63hpa7XYreZFhbTogO6EovJvjc2cvTFIYY4dp91CJB6HNJApEQFBmIzqtHWP0Nk/ji8Y4W/2bxaTtnhpx0VPuV65Ncr5zmFqywr4j5/v4z9/3sBGbxGGMbst1JQipif45Js2Om6PLmp7Fx3QsD9CPJGkxlNAjadArV2Vr2rLix5ZTinF+ESYjv7xRW3vog+xqJ5AKcWFm8M0XRsQTYNzHYNzMr8iQiAU/XEDmppKdg0F+MWvvkWJEI6lMgKGpDipRxf/8QJyZduoKHalIKS9FmRB2nP5QxH8i6wlSwYoaYiEYwkmozqJdJ7myVX5/OK1rXe/JNO/MGmKw2c6OHK2g4fG2kZQ0CdS75UZTDlgcgCZ926PDVDPaFAOn+vmYtcI/lAslciS1JK7miKT/jzzNRiOoWkqfe5BomD0KAw3pt4rDSzFUPQy5D8rKEtGIT0WQNf6fPKv/3eR632+FJCZIB4A5f5zj+xhMgjxoRQgEYj0wuT11JAt/FlG+5JxNx+K6vJfX17jep8fTSm0Gcs/SnHvK6TfzzjmVItKN11LFzKloA3/BvSxjNrxjANq7b3D5Z5x1GOasFvNGvCgvLOC8E0ItWe0vowDunRrnMmoPgdNmOUPrWb/utVi4omCLEiMP7igEYNQ2/IFFE8Y0j0SXFisMkvhpBjUeEuoLdEh2DaLwxKI3AIjnrFhllEjHYknGAlE5mRHRMBIG2g1q+FODSWLpqgtL+XtAxspjDVCtJ+Uqt3PQUFsCJKToM0jQf+4AekJg1BUf0Q0IohAaX42671FFOXaMd3j1mWaoCDYzCa87ly2lAlu/bcwdmwWOGlJBkHiGetTRgHNZWOh2aTRsMHDW3s9VLjGMBtDYMTv3kHuu5MkIT4M/hYI30q58ofwQZKpYzkCspg0nDYzIg82ESLw7EYv//znReRMfgiDlyEZS3V6emjNeE86uJTkQwLH+0SzgXp0nnyuklEj7bCaKMq1P/CaiPBEfjZv7fOQM/kJTDTP0JzZZIqyloqYH2ndBCyF6WnHMgRks5iUtyhnFkCwsdxNec4wTLbOXvVCp1NZ1WDKzlgQlvE4aH1ZPjaL6YHXilwOzMmhVLyS8ThSQLND7tMZvWvGAW0sy6eyOCflwu+vTCPtYR5HVkdS2pPz1PIGVJhrV4d2V5PjsGBMrXGnf+bEZaa7v8f1z/RsMz5PGXZTFhS/Bpa85T+bf37jSkBoPHOTId8kcT2JYRjYrXOoTrODsqY7P9OjzYAx08OhgXkFFP0F5D+X8b48tpVVAQlFdEYnIkTjCUSgyJWFO/k7GPkg/aX7XXsSVjwLK56/L5aZoUnKehcgpBJmlkIwu3gcM+THljBToHIcFnIc98Ukdx420BSErkCs/74ckZEeUQYUHYT8FxZtXWzJlp5nBaSPQXwkDcVIBX1ipDyfCLh2LWqLlhkg0nGQAlFg80Dxm6nhNvTfEO1jsZfnFx+Qls3DJ1NTIpC7DfKeS315sj0FyJzz6Dr+qAHZy8GcB/ocVkij3RAbFEim3lvywFG1qM1dgv1BhnDnKIz9BhKh1Knv5YOMuzGQtRQkAboPig+B+3VQpkUbZ0uzgUoSQrAZfF9AtDMFSpL3wRFSvtCW0pqCAykDrVkX1Qgt5Q4zwQhDtAci36VeEwGQWCrOMeWC3QuO1WCvAJMTlmAD1TLagieC6GnXrqUCQDIT+A2M+eW73mF2PVWN2fTD7rmMHupVCmVVaPbUa4bgALTd7OfIyZYHTqD/iAA9Rpl6DHQeRRfk5g1DJBAKE9MTrMjJwm69uy4e1xPiD4axWS3kOu2pZ1TjuiilsFpS+wyjMV1MJg2L2aSShiFxPYHDZsUQYSIUQSk1XXbqvpFoXHzBMLnZDrIdNpVMGhIIpepxOmzTHJJJQ3zBSUyaNr1xYj7GZN6AxvxBOXKyhRFfEF1PgoK/fXmXrHLnq4Exv/z6yz8wGYmjJxJsX1/Fi8+sl09OnCPbYefgvi0EQmH59w+/4KWdG9i1cTW9Q+Oca7/FwX1Pc/RkC119IyQNYdPaMl7csV4SSYNvL17nTGsXSSPJa89uxVtaIP/z5R+YCEWI6wleemYDm9aWEYnp8vHvznBrYJS8XCdd/aPYrZZ5IZr3EDtx7hodvcP8w8G9vPPGC4ghfPj5GWLxhLx/+CRWi5l33niBv3xuK5+cOMfljts47Ta+uXgDPZGU726PcLbtJqcudQBw7dYgNouZyzd6OdXSwVsv7+bgvs387+/P0zdyh+7BMX559DT7d9TyT4de5MmKUo6cbGHkzgRvv/YsW9Z5+eDzJiKxuPz+fDtNrTf5+4N7efu153h6XTnzVaF5A4rG4ricDvJynSo7y652PrWatpv93OgZ5EbPEPu2rCM7y642VK2kcmURp1o62LKunPFAiJ7BMbr6R3hhey2dfSMM35mQ3qFxqstKuHCjh2A4xtm2m7R29jMZidE34iMW19E0japVbrKz7CqRNDjXfotILM6Jc+0MjvkZ8U0wOBbgzJWb1D1Zjre0UDlsFuUpzp9vNxdipO81eU6HjUg0zkQ4SjJpYEsnx5RSymm3MTEZZaV7BSWFLk62fMfgWICXdz+F2aRxqqWDcDTOKnceE5MR8nKzcOflsNK9gn/8q+dZ6y39ngdKJg0mIzHc+bkU5eWwxlvCO3+9n7ycLCYjMVzZd1c2luZ5Me7V2MFRP7lOB6vceWTZrfSN+FjtKUZPJGXUH2RD1SrMJpPaWlMhvz7WzDMbVlPtKaa2ciWfnDjPC9tqyHU6VEmBSwLBME8/WXFPzNI3fOeeXlotZkoKXGTZrGyrrbxni7U7L4f+Ed9UMxUwLxcPC3okE9pvDfDV+WtyqqVDPj/TyvPbaygvLVQv7ljP502tXPnutnxxppVE0qChbh0AW9Z6mQhFWOXOw2I2qW21FQyPB6ha5QZg35a1+IKT/OZYMy0dvfLp1xdlYNQvSnFPXlvTlPqzXRs529bFl2fbpPlqlxz+9pJMTEb42c6N3OgZ4nhzO+1dA3K1a4D1lSsxm0w/vJ/zVb9fHT0t5693s2vjagbH/KzxlvDc1h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There is not line where I can change arch=”x86″ to arch=”x86 cedarview?

What am I doing wrong here?
#36 | Written by Henrik about 1 month ago.

Ok did not see it was the 1512 I have 1511+ maybe it don´t work on that?
#37 | Written by RobertSmith about 1 month ago.

I get following error when I try to install an Plex app

File “/volume1/Plex/Library/Application Support/Plex Media Server/Plug-ins/Facebook.bundle/Contents/Code/__init__.py”, line 351, in GetAccessToken
conn = httplib.HTTPSConnection(AUTH_HOST)

AttributeError: ‘module’ object has no attribute ‘HTTPSConnection’

According to the developer it works on Mac and he thinks it has something to do with “my phyton” doesn’t seem to have SSL support.
#38 | Written by steve about 1 month ago.

DSM4 DS412+
attempted to edit the arch to cedar view and it still won’t take.
#39 | Written by Sean about 1 month ago.

Anyone managed to get the Python package working on the 1812+ / cedarview?
I’ve tried the various options about, but it still won’t install.
#40 | Written by RobertSmith about 1 month ago.

After edit arch in info, repack (I used KEKA from MacAppStore) the bunch of files (3 files and 1 mapp) to a .tar and rename it .spk.

NOT the parent mapp you just unpacked!
#41 | Written by John about 4 weeks ago.

Why not give access to the modified file?
Why does everybody have to modify the .spk?
#42 | Written by John about 3 weeks ago.

These work with cedarview:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/174095/SAB-PYTH.zip

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