Hier ist eine funktionierende Lösung. Ist bei mir im Einsatz DS218 mit neustem Update (7.142661).
https://community.synology.com/enu/forum/3/post/132261?page=1&sort=oldest
Anleitung:
0. Enable SSH access as described in the official documentation here
1. Create a shared folder as usual via Synology's File Station utility, under: /volume1/surveillance_usb
2. Add the new shared drive as a storage location to your Surveillance Station, as described in the official documentation here
3. Connect a SATA or USB external drive to your Synology and note its mounted location. For a USB storage that usually is something like "/volumeUSB1/usbshare"
4. Go to "Surveillance Station -> IP Camera" and either edit one of your existing cameras or add a new one, with only difference being the menu option "Recording Settings -> Recording Storage" that should point to the new storage location you added on step 2. Save the new settings and it should work.
5. Login to your Synology via SSH and execute
sudo mount -o bind /volumeUSB1/usbshare /volume1/surveillance_usb
6. Verify that the output is written to the external storage location, by checking the contents of it in the "File Station" application. There it should have a folder named the same as each of your cameras configured to store in that location.
7. To save the mount during reboot of the Synology OS: create a file under /etc/rc.local with:
sudo touch /etc/rc.local
And then paste in it the same command as in step 7, without the `sudo` part. So that could be achieved either by entering `vi` and editing the file:
while [ ! -d /volumeUSB1/usbshare ]; do sleep 1; done; mount -o bind /volumeUSB1/usbshare /volume1/surveillance_usb &
https://community.synology.com/enu/forum/3/post/132261?page=1&sort=oldest
Anleitung:
0. Enable SSH access as described in the official documentation here
1. Create a shared folder as usual via Synology's File Station utility, under: /volume1/surveillance_usb
2. Add the new shared drive as a storage location to your Surveillance Station, as described in the official documentation here
3. Connect a SATA or USB external drive to your Synology and note its mounted location. For a USB storage that usually is something like "/volumeUSB1/usbshare"
4. Go to "Surveillance Station -> IP Camera" and either edit one of your existing cameras or add a new one, with only difference being the menu option "Recording Settings -> Recording Storage" that should point to the new storage location you added on step 2. Save the new settings and it should work.
5. Login to your Synology via SSH and execute
sudo mount -o bind /volumeUSB1/usbshare /volume1/surveillance_usb
6. Verify that the output is written to the external storage location, by checking the contents of it in the "File Station" application. There it should have a folder named the same as each of your cameras configured to store in that location.
7. To save the mount during reboot of the Synology OS: create a file under /etc/rc.local with:
sudo touch /etc/rc.local
And then paste in it the same command as in step 7, without the `sudo` part. So that could be achieved either by entering `vi` and editing the file:
while [ ! -d /volumeUSB1/usbshare ]; do sleep 1; done; mount -o bind /volumeUSB1/usbshare /volume1/surveillance_usb &
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