synology | My Synology automation scripts Making Synology NAS command line usable

I have a docker compose for a media server i'm building using multiple containers, i want these containers to be able to R/W a cifs share mounted on host, after trying multiple ways i can't seem get them to write. here's the mounted share : /etc/fstab

I have the following JSON scheme:

I'm using Seafile (on docker) to sync some files to a Synology nas and it is all working correctly. I've created an external folder that is pointed to /shared folder in the container.

I think I already know the answer, but are the files synced to the server stored 'normally' somewhere? i.e. If I sync a folder called 'photos' and it has 'a.jpg' in it, will I be able to find that file on the seafile server?

The reason for the question is I would like to backup the original files that are sync'd, rather than having to backup the seafile DB, etc.

(I am aware that syncthing does what I want, so I may choose to use that instead, just want to confirm my understanding)

Thanks

The problem

During night hours, I want to turn off WIFI only WLR-9500 router. I want to accomplish this using a bash script from my synology NAS. Unfortunately I cannot install OpenWRT on my router, nor is there a timing table in there to turn wifi ON and OFF during predetermined hours.

What did I try so far

I have been fiddling around quite a lot with the curl command, but to to no avail yet. I managed to login into the router, and get the page that manages the radio ON/OFF, and this page/frame (using a web browser allows to turn of radio)

This is what the pageframe looks like:

Which is actually a subframe of this page:

The page frame (html) source from the router looks like this:

On my synology I have this docker container running: https://registry.hub.docker.com/r/mgvazquez/ibgateway/

In the "manual" is says: "In this example you will launch the Interactive Brokers Gateway in paper mode listening on port 4001, and the VNC Server listening on port 5900"

So in the docker container I did the following port mapping:

Local port 32778 to container 5900 and local port 32776 to container 4001. My Synology Nas is 192.168.2.6.

When I connect from my local pc using vnc to 192.168.2.6:32778 it works perfectly.

Now, In my Python script I do:

I have a Synology NAS (DS1621+) in my local network. A shared folder XXX is crated with SMB3 and SMB2 MTU enabled. The "Enable Recycle Bin" option is also activated for this shared folder. And I can see there is a #recycle directory in this folder.

In my Windows10 Pro, I connect to my NAS by using "Map network drive" in Explorer. But when I try to delete something in this shared folder, it always makes a "delete permanent", and the recycle option is in gray (see image below).

I've learned that SMB protocol supports truly the recycling functionality. So how could I fix this problem?

Thanks for your help.

I'm trying to run my Web API/Swagger application in four different ways. Using IIS and IIS Express work perfectly. But when I start it as project or in WSL then it starts to complain about something with MySQL. And adding 'EnableRetryOnFailure()' doesn't solve the problem...
The DBContext is added as:

My setup: Nginx reverse proxy which proxy's traffic from my domain to a Synology NAS

https://photo.domain.com => Synology Photos (local IP)

But, when trying to upload large files (=videos), the upload fails. Connecting directly to the local IP works just fine - so: Somehow the proxy fails.

In /etc/nginx/nginx.conf i have specified:

Now i need to run a py file that uses 3rd party libraries in Task Schedulers of Synology NAS. I got the privilege in the NAS terminal by sudo su , and installed pip by command curl -k https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py | python3.

The script wheel is installed in '/var/packages/py3k/target/usr/local/bin'. I then try installing pandas with sudo python3 -m pip install pandas , the installation is successful. Then I go on installing requests, DateTime as well. They are all successful.

When i go to /volume1/@appstore/py3k/usr/local/lib/python3.5/site-packages , i can see them all there.

I have 2 py files scheduled actually, one is a simple py file, another is a py file that uses 3rd party libraries. The simple py file runs successfully in the NAS. It repeats itself every minute as set. But the one using 3rd party still can't run.

The below is the simple py file which runs perfectly,