On 2010-06-24, Ralph Becker-Szendy wrote:
>
> The real limitation will probably be amount of memory: To run a 1TB file
> server under OpenBSD you really need to have at least 1GB of memory
> available to the file system (once the kernel has taken its part), so
> you can run fsck and have enough fi
On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 18:58, Ralph Becker-Szendy
wrote:
> The real limitation will probably be amount of memory: To run a 1TB file
> server under OpenBSD you really need to have at least 1GB of memory [...]
To add to that warning: this is why several people recommend to split
such big drives up
On 6/24/2010 5:00 AM, soekris-tech-requ...@lists.soekris.com wrote:
> Would a net5501 reliably host a web site?
On a 5501 with a single PATA laptop drive, I'm current running the
gateway machine and infrastructure support: OpenBSD, NAT'ing firewall
for a 2 MBit symmetric DSL link, router for 3 d
rtant ones. But I also have screen session with
irssi running most of the time. 512MB is a lot if you don't run X.
Kind regards,
Alex.
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Date: Wed, 23 Jun 2010 19:33:19 -0700
From: Ed Flecko
Subject: [Soekris] Would a net5501 reliably
Ed Flecko wrote:
> I'm thinking of buying a net5501, installing a SATA drive,
> and using Apache on FreeBSD for use on my home LAN. I
> might even install Squid, but maybe all this would be too
> much for this device?
>
> For just my personal web site, do you think the
> performance of the net
Thank you all!
Hey Will - Lighttpd might use less resources (but I can't imagine that
much where performance would really suffer, would it?), but
"hardening" Apache has just got to be more flexible...I would think.
Yes? No?
Ed
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Ed Flecko wrote at 2010-06-23 20:25 -0500:
> I'd like your opinion.
The following is indeed my opinion and not backed by a significant amount of
experience with the net5501.
> I'm thinking of buying a net5501, installing a SATA drive, and using
> Apache on FreeBSD for use on my home LAN. I might
I already do this with lighttpd on a net5501 which is also running as a
NetBSD firewall and it works fine ... not sure whether Apache might be
too heavyweight, but for me lighttpd for static pages and simple CGI
it's not a problem ...
I'm on the downstream end of a reasonable ADSL link and so far
Hi folks,
I'd like your opinion.
I'm thinking of buying a net5501, installing a SATA drive, and using
Apache on FreeBSD for use on my home LAN. I might even install Squid,
but maybe all this would be too much for this device?
For just my personal web site, do you think the performance of the
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