In this tutorial i will explain how to install and use the ttyd app to share your terminal over web.
Using this app, you can use any modern browser to access your NAS terminal from any device.
The app will launch the terminal using the master user
As this is an advanced app, make sure you will not type any harmfull command that can lead to data loss.
Use this app at your own risk and eventually disable it when you don’t use it.
Download the app for your specific platform using this link
Login to your NAS and go to App Center > Settings. Click on the yellow folder and select the file downloaded on the previous step.
On TOS6, additional window will ask you to select the file location. Choose from your computer and Confirm.
Then click on Open to upload the file for installation
Once the package is loaded, click on Confirm to start the installation
After the installation is done, the app icon will be created on the Desktop. Click on it to open the app WebUI or search for it on the Installed apps and click on the icon or name
After the first installation, go on the meniu Configuration Files > Edit option and change the username and password to access the web terminal
Default username:password are terra:terra. Click on Apply after you change them and the app will restart itself
After the config file is saved and the app is restarted, go to Home and click on Web Interface to launch the webterminal
Type your username and password and click on sign in
Now you can type any command, as example id to find the username id and group id for the current user. You can also type id username to find the username id and group id for a specific user (replacing username in the command with the specific user).
We’ll need this uid and gid for docker containers installation. As default should normally be uid=0 and gid=0 for the master user
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How to install and use ttyd app (share your terminal over web)
In this tutorial i will explain how to install and use the ttyd app to share your terminal over web.
Using this app, you can use any modern browser to access your NAS terminal from any device.
The app will launch the terminal using the master user
As this is an advanced app, make sure you will not type any harmfull command that can lead to data loss.
Use this app at your own risk and eventually disable it when you don’t use it.
Download the app for your specific platform using this link
Login to your NAS and go to App Center > Settings. Click on the yellow folder and select the file downloaded on the previous step.
On TOS6, additional window will ask you to select the file location. Choose from your computer and Confirm.
Then click on Open to upload the file for installation
Once the package is loaded, click on Confirm to start the installation
After the installation is done, the app icon will be created on the Desktop. Click on it to open the app WebUI or search for it on the Installed apps and click on the icon or name
After the first installation, go on the meniu Configuration Files > Edit option and change the username and password to access the web terminal
Default username:password are terra:terra. Click on Apply after you change them and the app will restart itself
After the config file is saved and the app is restarted, go to Home and click on Web Interface to launch the webterminal
Type your username and password and click on sign in
Now you can type any command, as example id to find the username id and group id for the current user.
You can also type id username to find the username id and group id for a specific user (replacing username in the command with the specific user).
We’ll need this uid and gid for docker containers installation. As default should normally be uid=0 and gid=0 for the master user
outkastm