Problem with AlbumArt (Naim)

[simoncn]

(21-04-2014 20:53)Clarandam Wrote:  any chance to unpack the correct .tar.gz java file using SSH?

The disk space looks fine. It's not a good idea to try to bypass having Java Manager do the unpacking.

What was the exact filename of the .tar.gz file that you downloaded? There are a few different versions of this download and it's possible you might have the wrong version.

[Clarandam]

hi, here is the file name i downloaded:
jdk-7u55-linux-arm-vfp-hflt.tar.gz

my last try few minutes ago was different, after around 10 min of "charging" i decide to cancel but no one button was still accessible. I uses then the unlogeg standard DSM process to shutdown the sinology. Every try before that one was after 10 second with this insufficient...message. the only difference i can notice is during the last try the SSH tunnel was on...? Beuh

[simoncn]

(21-04-2014 21:09)simoncn Wrote:  What was the exact filename of the .tar.gz file that you downloaded? There are a few different versions of this download and it's possible you might have the wrong version.

I've discovered that Java Manager produces this error about insufficient space if there is any problem unpacking the .tar.gz file. Is it possible that your download is corrupt? What is the exact size and filename of the .tar.gz file that you have on your Mac?

[simoncn]

(21-04-2014 21:43)Clarandam Wrote:  hi, here is the file name i downloaded:
jdk-7u55-linux-arm-vfp-hflt.tar.gz

my last try few minutes ago was different, after around 10 min of "charging" i decide to cancel but no one button was still accessible. I uses then the unlogeg standard DSM process to shutdown the sinology. Every try before that one was after 10 second with this insufficient...message. the only difference i can notice is during the last try the SSH tunnel was on...? Beuh

I think you should be using the sflt version. Did Java Manager tell you to download the hflt version?

[simoncn]

Can you try the following:

1) Uninstall Java Manager
2) Reboot the NAS
3) Install Java Manager
4) Install the hflt version of Java 7u55 (I checked in JavaManager and it does expect the hflt version)

[Clarandam]

Hi Simoncn,

somehow it works from another mac connected via quickconnect (and thru firefox). I did the procedure you mentioned and after a long time i've got a error message which as me to reconnect to DSM and restart the process, i did it twice always with the same result. Then i wanted to close everything i found a hidden window in the back which mentioned java installed a number and two possibilities "update" or "delete", i just close it and try to install minmserver and it work apparently :-) Oufff. As i'm not at home i cannot check if it's working effectively well or not. Will keep you informed. I thank you again very much for your help

[simoncn]

(22-04-2014 10:51)Clarandam Wrote:  Hi Simoncn,

somehow it works from another mac connected via quickconnect (and thru firefox). I did the procedure you mentioned and after a long time i've got a error message which as me to reconnect to DSM and restart the process, i did it twice always with the same result. Then i wanted to close everything i found a hidden window in the back which mentioned java installed a number and two possibilities "update" or "delete", i just close it and try to install minmserver and it work apparently :-) Oufff. As i'm not at home i cannot check if it's working effectively well or not. Will keep you informed. I thank you again very much for your help

I think it was probably the hidden window that was causing the error message. I'm glad to hear you've got it installed now.