Vera Concierge java to qpkg?

is there any way to have this run natively on a Qnap Nas or turn the java file a qpkg file to auto install on the nas?
Qnap Stephane on the qnap forum was able to do this for the HABRIDGE but doesnt look like there is enough demand on the forum for him to work on this one at this stage, not sure if you this experience in this or able to help Richard?

Cheers

Thanks for the pointer that HA Bridge is available for Qnap. I hope to get to that project in 2018.

That would be great if I could run this off my QNAP as well, since it’s already running.

If some One can make the changes and send them to me … I can build this into the installatiob.

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I would love Vera Concierge for QNAP.
I have been using HA Bridge, but now when Google has closed the door to link HA bridge (as Philips Hue), this is even better!
PS. I am already running Vera Concierge on my QNAP without qpkg (just putting the files in web folder, but I rather use qpkg!

what do you mean? you put the .jar file in the web folder? then how do you run/install it?

Not as simple as a qpkg, but I have succeeded in running the Vera Concierge .jar in a Linux VM running under QNAP’s Virtualization Station. I used the following discussion for guidance: http://forums.whirlpool.net.au/archive/2671494

I’m a total Linux nube, so if I could figure this out then anybody can :slight_smile:

Send me a copy of your edited configuration files … If I can find a way to detect the environment I can support this without you editing anything.

What files in particular would you like?

The files you had to create/edit to get Vera concierge started in that environment.

Once I had a linux server running the steps I followed were:

[ul][li]mkdir /opt/vera

cd /opt/vera/

wget https://storage.googleapis.com/veraconcierge.appspot.com/ConciergeServerVersions/ConciergeServer.jar

apt-get install openjdk-8-jre-headless

apt-get install gksu

apt-get install xdg-utils

apt-get install elinks

java -jar ConciergeServer.jar

cp conciergeserver /etc/init.d/conciergeserver

chmod 755 /etc/init.d/conciergeserver

update-rc.d conciergeserver defaults
chmod
service conciergeserver start
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Although it turns out that a linux-side browser is not necessary so I could have skipped installing elinks.

Next I edited /etc/hosts and set localhost to the ip of my NAS server/virtual switch and VeraConcierge to a static ip for the Vera Concierge server. After reboot I was able to launch Vera Concierge from my PC’s browser using:

https://<VeraConcierge.static.ip>:8989