sloporc wrote:gibxxi wrote:If your running 4.3.3 Firmware, don't attempt to install packages directly from Qnapclub in QTS. It seems to be downloading x86 packages only.
You can do a manual install while being in the qnapclub appstore on QTS and see the addons appear as 'installed' in the correct store page, but avoid installing addons from it directly.
I tried installing manually from the file linked on the first post from within the qnapclub app repository. However, qnginx still shows up in the default App Store/repository.
In addition, I'm still not getting qnginx to work based upon the above error messages.
Strange, works on my TS453-MINI, but then again, I am still using the 'old' store repo link too as I'd have to uninstall and re-install all my apps downloaded from there in order to have them appeear in the same store (with the new URL), and until somebody can confirm or deny that 32/64bit autodetection works from their store, I just don't see the point. I still get valid notices about app updates with the 'old' store link, so I'm putting off redoing it until such times as I feel the need to do so. Aside from that fact, everything does still work for me, using my manual method.
With regards your question about 32/64bit libraries, you may be on to something, but QNAP_Stephane would need to confirm. I was using the old QNGinx add-on he made, but the new one (1.11.5) didn't seem to work with my existing configuration from the prior version. QNGinx itself seemed to be working (I successfully got the default & error pages) but my redirects simply flat-out failed to work. I uninstalled it until such times as I could do more research/testing.
It may be the case that 32bit app/addon support is not being provided by QNAP in the 3.x series firmwares, just 64bit. Seems somewhat severe if this is indeed the case (again, i've not done any research on this), but then again, given the size limitations required for the OS partition, this might be the reason. Certainly, no 32bit addons have worked for me since moving over to the 3.x firmware, fortunately in those cases, Universal and/or 64bit alternatives have been available thus far.
Gib.