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[007revad]

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[LMQTLV]

Hello,

Can you tell me if it is possible to schedule it, as for "Synology HDD db"?
I would like to try something like that, which works perfectly on the command line, but I don't dare schedule it :
echo -ne '4\n' | ./syno_enable_eunit.sh --autoupdate=3

Nota : "4" is the option for a DX213.

Thank you :)

[007revad]

I actually though of adding this months ago but must have forgotten about it.

I'll do it today. It will probably be like:
./syno_enable_eunit.sh --autoupdate=3 --unit=dx213

[007revad]

Done 😄

See the readme https://github.com/007revad/Synology_enable_eunit for usage info.

Download v2.1.11 https://github.com/007revad/Synology_enable_eunit/releases

[LMQTLV]

Hello,
Thank you very much, you're a chief 🥇
😄

I just bought you a coffee to thank you for your work.