juergenbarth
juergenbarth
Another (non-native) option is DbGate. It is completely free: > DbGate is [sic] cross-platform database manager. It's designed to be simple to use and effective, when working with more databases...
I am having exactly the same issue with my Docker-based install. I made sure that the environment variable "PUBLIC_ORIGIN" is set correctly. However, this has no effect on the issue....
@esimkowitz : It uses ssh-key. This used to work under version 0.7.
@esimkowitz There are no passwords on the key and it is stored in SSH config. Here are a few interesting lines from ~/.waveterm/waveapp.log, taken from the latest connect attempt (changed...
@esimkowitz All I can tell you is that this used to work with WaveTerm 0.7 and that I can log on this way directly from macOS Terminal via the ssh...
Could it be related to the shell on the Synology? We only have sh not bash or zsh...
@esimkowitz Yes it's there, the permissions are 777. I can execute it, it brings the usage info. It even gets updated to the latest release
@oneirocosm /tmp does exist and has permissions drwxrwxrwt.
@oneirocosm Yes it is on the NAS: ``` me@nas:~$ touch /tmp/test me@nas:~$ ll /tmp/test -rw------- 1 me users 0 Oct 19 09:04 /tmp/test me@nas:~$ rm /tmp/test ```