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QNAP specific commands

QNAP products have specific commandline tools. They are described below:

hdsuspend

This command sets hdd spindown timeout. The value is probably in minutes. 

[~] # hdsuspend Usage:hdsuspend -a -t [timeout] Usage:hdsuspend -n [disk_ number] -t [timeout] 

      -a               All disk
      -n disk_ number  Specify to set fisk number
      -t timeout       Specify to set timeout

pic_raw

This command controls the hardware of your QNAP. For example, You can control the blue LED and the buzzer. Reported to work on TS-109, TS-112 and TS-210. 

pic_raw 75 # blue led off
pic_raw 76 # blue led blinks rapidly
pic_raw 77 # blue led on
pic_raw 78 # blue led blinks slowly
pic_raw 80 # short beep
pic_raw 81 # long beep

The following commands control the status LED. Confirmed to work on TS-112, however most commands get reset on my QNAP after a while and the status LED returns to the old state. 

pic_raw 84 # status led red blink
pic_raw 85 # status led green blink
pic_raw 86 # status led green on
pic_raw 87 # status led red on
pic_raw 88 # status led blink red/green
pic_raw 89 # status led off
pic_raw 90 # status led green blink slow
pic_raw 91 # status led red blink slow
pic_raw 92 # status led green/red blink slow

set_status_led

Controls the status led. Reported to work on TS-109, TS-112 and TS-210. 

set_status_led  1 1 # green blink
set_status_led  1 0 # green on
set_status_led  2 1 # red\green blink

setcfg and getcfg

Commands are used for writting and reading field values in a text configuration files.

setcfg

Sets a specified value to a field.

getcfg

Reads value of a specified field.

examples 

/etc/default_config/uLinux.conf
/mnt/HDA_ROOT/.config/

setcfg Misc Configured TRUE -f /mnt/HDA_ROOT/.config/uLinux.conf	- flag indicating configured system

setcfg Misc "system stop temp" 34 -f /etc/config/uLinux.conf
setcfg Misc "system low temp" 44 -f /etc/config/uLinux.conf
setcfg Misc "system high temp" 60 -f /etc/config/uLinux.conf

getcfg section var2 -d "" -f file.ini

setcfg ${QPKG_NAME} Enable TRUE -f /etc/config/qpkg.conf
getcfg ${QPKG_NAME} Enable -u -d FALSE -f /etc/config/qpkg.conf

setcfg global "socket options" "TCP_NODELAY IPTOS_LOWDELAY SO_KEEPALIVE SO_SNDBUF=65536 SO_RCVBUF=65536" -f ${CONFIG}

setcfg global "username level" 0 -f ${CONFIG}
getcfg System "Internal Model" -u -d TS-109

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