I tried the instructions described in the Blogpost Bootstrap DS215j to install optware for ds215j but was unsatisfied with the long outdated packages it provided. Luckily, there now is optware-ng which is a fork of optware and provides recent packages.
This is how I managed to install optware-ng on my Synology ds215j inspired by the instructions in the Gist Boostrap the Synology DS215j with optware, ipkg, and sudo:
# become root
sudo -i
| { | |
| "__inputs": [ | |
| { | |
| "name": "DS_PROMETHEUS", | |
| "label": "Prometheus", | |
| "description": "", | |
| "type": "datasource", | |
| "pluginId": "prometheus", | |
| "pluginName": "Prometheus" | |
| } |
| # configuration (adapt to your setup!) | |
| $CertFile = "$HOME/certificate.p12" | |
| $CertPassword = "notasecret" | |
| $Project = "myproject" | |
| $ServiceAccountName = "service-account" | |
| $ServiceAccount = "$ServiceAccountName@$Project.iam.gserviceaccount.com" | |
| $Scope = "https://www.googleapis.com/auth/cloud-platform" | |
| $ExpirationSeconds = 3600 | |
| # import certificate |
| /* This script auto-generates a Google OAuth token from a Service Account key, | |
| * and stores that token in accessToken variable in Postman. | |
| * | |
| * Prior to invoking it, please paste the contents of the key JSON | |
| * into serviceAccountKey variable in a Postman environment. | |
| * | |
| * Then, paste the script into the "Pre-request Script" section | |
| * of a Postman request or collection. | |
| * | |
| * The script will cache and reuse the token until it's within |