Hi all,
I'm playing around with a small Linux SBC, which I'd like to configure
using a web interface -- in the same way as a domestic router, for
example. What is the 'best practise' way of doing this? Is it simply a
CGI script that directly modifies the config files, or is there a better
way?
Hi,
I might have to replace my home server due to a hardware failure. It's
a Tranquil PC unit which I chose because it has accessible disk bays and
runs pretty quietly. I have been looking at a few options online but
most microservers are sold on their size rather than noise. However, NAS
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From: Robert Longstaff
i use a pogoplug which now runs a native debian. super quiet, pleanty of usb
ports. not super powerful but fun
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From: Chris Dennis cgden...@btinternet.com
To: hampshire@mailman.lug.org.uk
Subject: [Hampshire] Embedded Linux box
Hi,
I'm playing around with a small Linux SBC, which I'd like to configure
using a web interface -- in the same way as a domestic router, for
example. What is the 'best practise' way of doing this? Is it simply a
CGI script that directly modifies the config files, or is there a better
way?
I'm playing around with a small Linux SBC, which I'd like to configure
using a web interface
Depending on what you mean by small, you might like to look at Webmin.
If you do, make *sure* you understand the security model, and don't use it
to configure sendmail...
HTH
Vic.
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AMD Athlon XP2000 CPU, 512M, 40G HDD, base unit only, fully working with a
Philips DVD-RW. Was formerly running Debian Squeeze and Xen. Chuck in more
RAM and use as a server or it would make a good 2nd PC with Ubuntu etc.
2 x 512M sticks of Samsung DDR2 PC2 5300 ECC RAM
Loads of 8G ex-Xbox IDE
On 07/03/2012 13:21, Bob Dunlop wrote:
Hi,
I'm playing around with a small Linux SBC, which I'd like to configure
using a web interface -- in the same way as a domestic router, for
example. What is the 'best practise' way of doing this? Is it simply a
CGI script that directly modifies the
Hi FC,
On 07.03.2012 12:25, Freaky Clown wrote:
I recently brought one of the Qnap devices (TS-412) its pretty
awesome
and very quiet and does everything you ask and more! much much more!
Thanks, sounds good. I have remembered a few extra things it would be
good if it did too:
* NFS
I am pretty sure it does all those things too.. even the ups stuff..
Everything is done on the shipped os!
http://www.qnap.com/pro_detail_feature.asp?p_id=193
theres the box click on the features tab for more info
On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 1:58 PM, Tony Whitmore t...@tonywhitmore.co.uk wrote:
On 7 March 2012 11:35, Tony Whitmore t...@tonywhitmore.co.uk wrote:
I've looked at Synology and ReadyNAS products but any recommendations
would be gratefully received.
I've a couple of Synology devices at work. They're not silent, but I had
it sat on a desk next to my laptop and I didn't
FWIW, I put together a Linux server using a fanless mini-itx board and
2.5 discs. The case fan is set to come on with the CPU above something
like 60 or 70 and sometimes comes on on very warm days. It's still quiet
them, but otherwise it's brilliantly quite.
I did it a couple of years ago when at
Hi,
I just picked up a Pogoplug Classic out the bargain bin at PC World for £32.
It's a fanless Linux micro server with 4 USB ports. It has an onboard PSU so
there's no noise or power brick.
You open a Pogoplug cloud account join the device to it then you can access
and share all your files
Imram,
Is the PC still available? If so can I phone you? Where do you live?
Regards,
Clive Woodfine
On 7 March 2012 13:33, Imran Chaudhry ichaud...@gmail.com wrote:
AMD Athlon XP2000 CPU, 512M, 40G HDD, base unit only, fully working with a
Philips DVD-RW. Was formerly running Debian Squeeze
I brought a Buffalo Linkstation from a Best Buy closing down sale which is
fine but I have given up trying to get NFS to work. It needs a kernel
rebuild and I dont want to brick the device.
Jon
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Hi,
Just a quick thanks to Richard for hosting us at the University last Saturday.
It was a good meeting with two brief talks.
Our next scheduled meeting at the University will be 05 May. If you can't wait
that long, the next Surrey LUG meeting is at Nokia on 10 March (confirm with
them
I love my Asus at3ion deluxe mini itx board. Fanless, though I have a big
silent fan for the disks.
Only problem is not spending a fortune finding the right case :p
Probably better options now though.
Anton
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On Wed, 7 Mar 2012 12:25:48 +, Freaky Clown freakycl...@gmail.com
wrote:
I recently brought one of the Qnap devices (TS-412) its pretty
awesome
and very quiet and does everything you ask and more! much much more!
On Wed, Mar 7, 2012 at 11:35 AM, Tony Whitmore
t...@tonywhitmore.co.uk
On Wed, Mar 07, 2012 at 11:15:50PM +, Leo wrote:
Can anyone with an ubuntu install tell me the owner and group of:
/etc/ssl/private/ssl-cert-snakeoil.key
$ sudo stat /etc/ssl/private/ssl-cert-snakeoil.key
File: `/etc/ssl/private/ssl-cert-snakeoil.key'
Size: 887 Blocks: 8
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