Yes there is, logon by ssh shell. Do ( cd /share/*/.qpkg/LogitechMediaServer ), now do ( ./QLogitechMediaServer.sh backup ). A backup will be mad eof the current settings and plugins, which can be found in /share/*//Public/. Here you will see QLMS_BCKUP_*.*tgz file, download them to a usb stick, or you' re laptop/desktop.
Now if you reset and reinstalled everything on you're QNap, place them back in the same directory. Now again logon you' re QNap, place the files back in share/*//Public/. Do ( cd /share/*/.qpkg/LogitechMediaServer ), now do ( ./QLogitechMediaServer.sh restore ) and ( ./QLogitechMediaServer.sh restart ) If everything went good, its back with to old settings and plugings. Good luck. George_C wrote: > Hello DigiMaster, > > My copy of QLMS installed a year ago works just fine but I need to > reinstall it and would appreciate some advice and instructions,.... > > I first need to explain what compels me to need to reinstall it when it > already works just fine . Two or so weeks ago QNAP users were hit by the > Qlocker ransomware. Luckily, I was not affected. However in the process > of securing my NAS to mitigate possible future infections, I installed > Malware Remover (MR) and ran it. MR detected unidentified high risk > malware, instructed the use on steps to secure the NAS (which I > followed) and claimed to have removed the Malware, then instructed the > user to restart the NAS. Rerunning the MR without restarting the NAS > finds no malware, but running it after restarting repeats the sequence > of finding the high risk malware, instructing the user on securing the > device, claiming once again to have removed the malware, and instructing > the user to restart. > > So with unidentified malware still potentially infecting the device > (even though showing no symptoms), I opened a ticket with QNAP seeking > assistance as to how to proceed. The response was that my device being > old (TS-212P ) , the only advice to ensure that I get rid of the malware > was to backup all the content, reformat the drives and reinitialize > the device. > > Now back to QLMS. My preference is to be able to restore QLMS after > reinitialization to its current settings. Is there a one step way to > backup the current installation with all its settings, followed by > another one-step way to use the backup to reinstall it? [Alright, it > doesnt have to be one-step, but really, what is the simplest route to > accomplish that objective?] > > Alternatively is there any advantage to forgoing the objective of > restoring all the current settings and creating a fully new > installation? > > Your help is very much appreciated. > > gc * maintainer of QLogitechMediaServer, QOptware-NG and QAutoSub. Qnap TS-453a, with LogitechMediaSever 8.0.0 Nightly ( with spotty, youtube, Radio Paradise a.m. ) Several raspberry with hifiberry amp+ and picoreplayer. Love logitechmediaserver for it flexibel way, to play music from different sources. 'Thanks for the DONATIONS' (https://paypal.me/pools/c/8iYTFsTibV)* ------------------------------------------------------------------------ digimaster's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=66919 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=108702
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