Raspberry Pi makes NAS

Prepare the hard drive
According to the online introduction that if it is FAT or NTFS format may appear permissions problems, and then simply formatted as EXT4 format.
Working with the Minitool Partition Wizard
With a small USB flash drive, you can format the Raspberry Pi directly, the command is:mkfs-t EXT4/DEV/SDB1


Installing Samba
Set the shared folder to/samba
$ Mkdir/samba
Set access Permissions
$ chmod 777/samba
Mount the hard drive to the Samba directory
$ vi/etc/fstab
...
/dev/sda1/samba EXT4 Defaults 0 0

$ apt-get Install Samba samba-common-bin-y

Configure the /etc/samba/smb.conf file , and at the end of it, add the following command:

$ vi/etc/samba/smb.conf

[Share] # The name of the shared file, which will be displayed on the network with this name

Path =/samba # paths to shared files

Valid users = root PI # allow access to the user, here I use root and Pi two users

browseable = yes # allow browsing

public = yes # shared open

writable = yes # writable

$ Service Samba Restart

$ smbpasswd-a Root

Using a computer connection test

See if the boot starts
$ chkconfig--list
Samba 0:off 1:off 2:on 3:on 4:on 5:on 6:off
If boot does not start
$ chkconfig Samba on

Installing MiniDLNA

$ apt-get Install Minidlna-y

To set the /etc/minidlna.conf file, add the following at the end of the file:

$ vi/etc/minidlna.conf

Media_dir=a,/samba/dlna/music #A means that this directory is a music store.

Media_dir=p,/samba/dlna/picture

Media_dir=v,/samba/dlna/video

DB_DIR=/SAMBA/DLNA/DB # Configuration minidlna storage directory for the digital library data

Log_dir=/samba/dlna/log # Configuring the Log directory

Under the /samba folder, create the above folder and set the permissions to read and write.

$ mkdir-p/samba/dlna/music

$ mkdir-p/samba/dlna/picture

$ mkdir-p/samba/dlna/video

$ chmod 777/samba/dlna

$ chmod 777/samba/dlna/music/

$ chmod 777/samba/dlna/picture/

$ chmod 777/samba/dlna/video/

Restart MiniDLNA

$ Service MiniDLNA Restart

Test playback

Installing aria2

$ apt-get Install Aria2-y

$ mkdir/etc/aria2

$ touch/etc/aria2/aria2.session

$ vi/etc/aria2/aria2.conf

Dir=/samba

Disable-ipv6=true

# Open RPC is intended to be used for web Management

Enable-rpc=true

Rpc-allow-origin-all=true

Rpc-listen-all=true

#rpc-listen-port=6800

Continue=true

Input-file=/etc/aria2/aria2.session

Save-session=/etc/aria2/aria2.session

Max-concurrent-downloads=3

Start aria2

Test

$ aria2c--conf-path=/etc/aria2/aria2.conf-d background Run

$ vi/etc/rc.local boot up

Add sudo aria2c--conf-path=/etc/aria2/aria2.conf-d

Installing Appache

Apt-get Install Apache2-y

chmod 777/var/www

Installing YAAW
Download the Yaaw and copy the contents of the extracted folder to the/var/www folder after downloading.
In the browser input to the Raspberry Pi IP, there is a page display indicates normal work

Enter 192.168.1.120 to use the download machine

Also do not know is the network problem or what situation, download speed is slightly slow download, file transfer speed is also slow

[References]
Http://www.cnblogs.com/xiaowuyi/p/4051238.html#commentform
Http://aria2c.com/usage.html
Http://www.nasyun.com/thread-22951-1-1.html

Raspberry Pi makes NAS