NAS as server - mybooklive

General
#1

Hello there,

has anyone already tried to get backlight on a mybooklive running?
I use is as backup server, but it is already a constantly running server connected to the internet.
Maybe anybody has experience performance wise on similar NAS?

BR Taya

#2

Yes on my QNAP NAS.
You have to enable webserver and install backlight into this folder.
Look here:

https://tripstrilles.myqnapcloud.com:8081/

https://www.rainer-goergen.de

Edit:
I use 2 Lightroom Publisher instances. One for my website and one for my website on my NAS. In each instance I create the same album and copy the same images into both albums. Then upload all to my website and my NAS.
So I have always one backup or I can test something with my NAS before uploading to my website.

Rainer

#3

Thank you Rainer for the reply!
This sounds interesting. These QNAP NAS servers are quite open to do such kind of things.

Sounds like a future invest :slight_smile:

But has anybody a mybook live actively in use? :face_with_monocle:

#4

Do you know if mybook live meets the requirements found near the bottom of this page:
https://backlight.me/get-backlight/

#5

Thanks, but unfortunately this is only possible with some adjustments :no_mouth:
I don’t like that, as it should still be available for its original purpose…

So I will keep it as a simple storage. Could have saved some money and energy