Ran the test and received one error.
check 3.3 : file_put_contents: result = ERROR 3.3 file_put_contents is not supported, ?open_basedir restriction in effect or ./jsondata/ folder not writable FATAL Installing on Synology NAS
I downloaded the dashboard on to my nas and now. I received an error
This small program is used to check your web server settings if they prohibit installing the PWS_Dashboard.
]3.3 : file_put_contents: result = ERROR 3.3 file_put_contents is not supported, ?open_basedir restriction in effect or ./jsondata/ folder not writable **FATAL
Not sure where to go with this error.
The startHere script checks basic settings if the hosting company allows installing the PWS_Dashboard.
Step 3 checks if the data folders are accessible.
This should be the result, otherwise the scripts will not run correctly.
check 3.1 : file_exists: result = OK
check 3.2 : chdir: result = OK
check 3.3 : file_put_contents: result = OK
check 3.4 : chmod: result = OK
check 3.5 : unlink: result = OK
Step 3.3 writes a file to one of the data folders.
In your case this fails.
file_put_contents:
result = ERROR 3.3 file_put_contents is not supported,
.
?open_basedir restriction in effect
or
./jsondata/ folder not writable
If your webserver is accessible by FTP, use your FTP program to check the read / write permissions. Normally the default webserver settings allow this.
I attach two different webservers settings which allow the scripts and your FTP program to access, read and write files into the folders.
You have to set this for each data folder if your default server settings prohibit writing into a folder. Use your FTP program or the file manager.
If the message occurs because a PHP setting : “open_basedir restriction in effect”
info.php.zip (502 Bytes)
Unzip and upload this 1 line program to your pwsWD folder.
Run it with info.php
It will list all PHP-server settings including the one for open_basedir
It is a Core and it should contain “no value”
When you “google” this text string you get tons of answers.
I changed the text of the heading of your post to attract other knowledgable users as this is not a pwsWD problem.
Maybe you can ask this on a Synology forum to get an answer.
Succes,
Wim
P.M.
Pease post all 12 lines (check 1 → 5) of the startHere output if the problem persists.
I have worked past the Fatal error