Oups… Indeed. “download” folder has been lost during a WordPress migration (as it’s not a standard folder)
I think I found an old backup (restored here). But this is so old that I have no idea if it will still run today.
Especially, this is a DSM 6.2, deprecated and that can’t be update to 7.x

Not soon at all. There are way to many changes in DSM 2.0 to support my way of packaging and I have not enough free time…

I am not myself an expert in creating the loader for these VM. I guess that DSM updates come with some changes that are not compatible anymore with the loader, like address where the loader expect some info ?!

Just 1 question:
Why can we not upgrade this DSM?
I really don’t understand the reasons behind it.

okay copy pasting with the quotes worked above, but identation was removed by this crappy forum.

After some quote syntax error, probably because of this crappy forum website, it actually works even on DSM 7.2.2-72806 Update 3.

I fixed and beautified it (hopefully copy pasting it works on this website):
#!/bin/bash

# Send a notification email via the NAS. Parameters are: TAG_EVENT VARLIST value1 value2 value3 …
# Tested on DSM 6.2.4-25556 Update 6 and DSM 7.1.1-42962 Update 2

function nas_notify() {
# TAG_EVENT names the email template to be used (see /usr/syno/synoman/webman/texts/enu/mails for the English list)
local TAG_EVENT=$1

# VARLIST is the list of variables used in the email template (without the surrounding % signs)
# Note: Some variables, eg HOSTNAME, are set by the NAS and shouldn’t be included here
local VARLIST=$2

# The values to be assigned to the variables in the above list are in $3 $4 $5 …
local NTFYJSON=””
local V VAL

# Values start at this parameter
local I=3

# This command does the notify
local NTFY_CMD=”/usr/syno/bin/synonotify”

# Create the variable/value list in almost JSON format. The NAS surrounds each variable name with % signs so we do, too
if [ “$VARLIST” != “” ]; then
for V in $VARLIST; do
eval VAL=\$$I
NTFYJSON=”${NTFYJSON},\”%${V}%\”: \”${VAL}\””
I=$((I + 1))
done

# Drop the leading comma from NTFYJSON and enclose the result in braces for actual JSON
NTFYJSON=”{${NTFYJSON:1}}”
fi
[ -x “$NTFY_CMD” ] && “$NTFY_CMD” “$TAG_EVENT” “$NTFYJSON”
}

nas_notify “ShareSyncError” “S2S_SERVER S2S_TASK DUR” “${BASH_SOURCE[0]}” “Message about the failure” “0 days 0 hours 0 mins 1 secs”

exit $?