Zerotier Plugin

chmod 755 /usr/sbin/zerotier-cli

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gruß pclin

Thanks for your reply, I followed your instructions but now the message it gives is "zerotier-cli: missing port and zerotier-one.port not found in /var/lib/zerotier-one".
Do you have any idea what's going on? Tanks.

Update in Post #18
Sorry es gab Fehler in den Paketen.
Sorry there were errors in the packages.

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gruß pclin

With the version "zerotier-one_1.8.1-r0.2_armhf.deb", when I do the command "root@dm920: zerotier-cli join «xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx»", it keeps giving this message "zerotier-cli: missing port and zerotier- one.port not found in /var/lib/zerotier-one".
I hope you can get it fixed. Tanks.

Did you run zerotier-one -d before?
Port is Default 9993
regards pclin

Yes surely. Before using Newniga2 image I used original+Gemini4 image and zerotier always worked fine.
I think it must be some mismatch in the Newnigma2 image.
I also have other receivers (Pulse 4K, Mutant Hd51 and the Gigablue UE 4K) and they all work fine with zerotier-one with any image.
I would really like to see this resolved, as I am really enjoying the Newnigma2 image.
tanks.

Please post the output of ls -la /var/lib/zerotier-one
When zerotier-one is started, zerotier-one.port is created there.
You can also start with zerotier-one -d -p9333

regards pclin

Now "light has come"!
After sending the command "zerotier-one -d -p9333", zerotier-one then already accepted the "zerotier-cli join xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx".
The problem was that the zero tier one never started and I had no idea about that, because on the other receivers I never needed to send that command.
Thank you very much.
One question, does zero tier always start automatically when I restart the receiver?

No, it doesn't start automatically.
But you can set this up, e.g. with a systemd service or rc.local.

regards pclin

I don't know how to do this. Can you tell how it's done? It's just that with other receivers you don't have to do anything, zerotier always starts automatically.

I just compiled and deployed the binaries.You can test this with rc.local.
Create or edit /etc/rc.local.
Adjust <network ID>.
Make executable chmod 755 /etc/rc.local.
Use a Linux-compliant editor (geany or notepad++) , end of line LF
regards pclin

I'm sorry, but I couldn't get zerotier to work.
I appreciate the patience you've had with me but my computer skills are limited.
I think I followed your instructions but it didn't work.
I do not know what else to do.
Tank you.
Regards

What exactly isn't working Zerotier or autostarting with rc.local?
Run rc.local in the console and post the output.
regards pclin

Autostarting with rc.local never worked.
Manually, it works from time to time but it turns off very easily without me doing anything to make it happen.
Right now I'm testing again but the results haven't changed.

PS:
One more piece of information following my tests:
- I use DCC to send the telnet commands.
- When I manually activate zero tier with commands, if I keep DCC on, zero tier keeps working. If I turn DCC off, zero tier also turns off.

One more result:
- If I use Putty to send the commands, even if I turn it off at the end, the zero tier keeps working. Thus, the problems of manual activation and the continuation of operation were solved .

- What remains to be resolved: Autostarting with rc.local never worked.

Adjust <network ID>. in rc.local did you do?
Run rc.local in Putty and post the output.
regards pclin

login as: root

##############################################################################
# #
# This is a Dreambox #
# #
# with newnigma2.to #
# #
# Unauthorized access to this system is prohibited ! #
# #
# This system is actively monitored and all connections may be logged. #
# By accessing this system, you consent to this monitoring. #
# #
##############################################################################

up 21 minutes
root@dm920:~$ killall -9 zerotier-one
zerotier-one: no process found
root@dm920:~$ /etc/rc.local
-bash: /etc/rc.local: Is a directory
root@dm920:~$


And yes I adjuste <network ID>. in rc.local

-bash: /etc/rc.local: Is a directory

You did something wrong there, this directory does not exist in my NN2. And also no rc.local file.
ls -la /etc |grep rc.local finds nothing.

Test if the directory is empty, ls -la /etc/rc.local
Empty then delete rm -rf /etc/rc.local.
Upload the rc.local to /etc via FTP, without .txt.
in Putty type mc -x -e /etc/rc.local.
Enter your <network ID>
2 - Save, 10 - Exit, 10 - Exit.
Enter chmod 755 /etc/rc.local.
Now test if everything works Enter /etc/rc.local, after about 25 seconds Zerotier should work.

regards pclin

ps.
Use the rc.local from this post, the first one I uploaded had something in it for testing...

EDIT:
Without FTP and Download rc.local.txt
mc -x -e /etc/rc.local
Copy and paste the shell script content from Post #31.
Enter your <network ID>.
2 - Save, 10 - Exit, 10 - Exit.
Enter chmod 755 /etc/rc.local.
Now test if everything works Enter /etc/rc.local, after about 25 seconds Zerotier should work.

Finally!!!!
Autostart now works.
I have no words to thank you and also for your patience.
Thank you very much.
I am really grateful.
Best regards