Create and extract BDRC bags
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Packaging BDRC Bag applications
BDRC has been packaging its internal utilities as pip modules,
but you can build and ship standalone modules which contain all their requirements.
They get large, so we'd have to package multiple commands into a module. Since you can only specify one entry point (unlike pip, where you can emit many commands using the same module, you can only have one entry point per archive, you c
Installing bdrc-bag utility on Synology NAS
- install Python3 package using DSM
- Connect to your Synology NAS through ssh
- Install pip
- wget https://bootstrap.pypa.io/get-pip.py
- sudo python3 get-pip.py
- Script will let you know where 'pip' is now installed. Make sure to add to your PATH.
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