Your comments
You're welcome.
Right...
Manually start ubooquity via ssh and see what the log says. If its fully initialized then there should be nothing preventing you from opening the webpage (except a client or synology firewall)
Well if you don't want to update to DSM 6 then you can simply change the filename that you upload to the Java Manager as it only checks the name but not the version of the content.
Doesn't work: jdk-8u101-linux-i586.tar.gz
Works: jdk-7u101-linux-i586.tar.gz
Please read the thread first. Maybe my answers for Yadis33 will also help you.
Also, you need to update to Java 8!!!
Use the Java8 App for that.
To activate UTF-8 you add the switch "-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8". But according to your first comment its causing more problems than it solves.
You can try UTF-16 though I highly doubt it would change much.
Not sure if Ubooquity/Java checks the system codepage but if it does:
Go to the Synology Settings -> Regional Options -> Language -> Codepage -> French -> Stop and Start Ubooquity.
Hope this fixes the issue.
You're welcome.
The switch "-Dfile.encoding=UTF-8" isn't a required switch. Activating UTF-8 should actually help with special characters, but if it causes problems for you simply don't add this switch.
Unfortunately I don't : (
Searched a bit but didn't find it.
But couldn't we also simply export the cert via the DSM GUI and then place it where we need it?
Maybe this is easier to understand ->
(if not have a look at the DSM Help for the Task Scheduler)
How to create a Task to start and stop ubooquity via the DSM Task Scheduler:
1.)Open the Task Scheduler in the Settings App
2.)Create a user-defined script task
3.)General: Name of the Task could be "Ubooquity Start". As user to run set "root" and deactivate the "Activated" Checkbox (leave it checked if you automatically want to start & stop ubooquity at a certain time and/or date).
4.)Timetable: Keept it at daily (or change it to whatever you want)
5.)Tasksettings: As script write the following and change the switches the way you need them:
#!/bin/bash
/volume1/@appstore/Java8/j2sdk-image/jre/bin/java -jar -Xmx256m /var/packages/Ubooquity/Ubooquity.jar -workdir /var/packages/Ubooquity -port 2202 -headless -webadmin > nohup.out 2>&1&
6.)Save and run the script. 5-10 sec later check if you can reach ubooquity.
7.)Now for the stop script repeat the steps 2-4 but name it "Ubooquity Stop".
8.)For the script copy the following into the textfield:
#!/bin/bash
pkill -f 'java -jar'
9.)Save and run it. Ubooquity should now be stopped and unreachable.
10.)Done.
If you also want that ubooquity automatically starts when the DSM boots simply create a triggered task with the same script that you used for the start task.
Customer support service by UserEcho
Have a look at the "ubooquity.log" file that's in the folder where you start ubooquity or the workdir.
A normal startup should look like this (the font extraction error can be ignored if the fonts exist in the "fonts" folder; also the "HTTS activated" if you have no keystore installed):