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Quite possibly the same issue as reported here: http://forum.excito.net/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=3559. And here's a document that might be of interest to anyone trying to stream media to a device from any major manufacturer: http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-10007069-1.html Essentially, if you want...

I guess you mean the flags should then be noauto,user? Correct. Also having the mount defined in fstab with the noauto flag would make mounting on the fly a much simpler command. Of course if you want the mount to be always up and script this in rc.local (or something controlled by rc.local) then t...

be aware that mounting local folders in fstab via the 'bind' keyword often fails after reboot. Best way is to add the mount points in an rc.local script or something like that. True. You should probably only do this with binds that are within the root mount because the order of mounting cannot be c...

Actually, the patch was already posted a while back: http://forum.excito.net/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=2662&start=20 It may have been a bit obscure though because I missed out on the possibility to add an attachment and posted it in a code block, where I had to find a way to distinguish between sp...

I don't have a DLNA capable TV, so there's no way for me to verify this, but translated from a MiniDLNA on Ubuntu howto the config should look as follows on a B3 with WiFi (comments removed). port=8200 network_interface=br0 media_dir=A,/home/storage/music media_dir=V,/home/storage/video media_dir=P,...

Strange... Actually what Rene is seeing would be more what I expected. The fix might be the same though and involves editing the config file /etc/proftpd/proftpd.conf. Somewhere at the top, probably lines 9 and 10 (difference might apply because of B3 software version) it sais: # Set off to disable ...

Can you ssh into the B3 and state the result of the following command?
Chances are that the service is only exposing itself on IPV6

I stand corrected - my intel appears to be outdated. Found an entry on the old.nabble site though (listed as Bug #477377) that seems very similar to the described problem. The suggested fix is to add/change a setting in sysctl.conf. Remarkably enough this setting was already discovered by the Excito...

Ubi,

It's not about filesystem or operating system - the limits apply to rsync itself.

I'm thinking the objective here was not about where the kid was surfing to (we like to think that kids have the same rotten visions and dirty minds as ourselves, but they don't) but how long he is surfing. Some years back my company was involved with a product called Connectux - a kind of noob linux...

Hi I want a noob user externally update webcontent without going to the /home/web/folder Http://download.azboxforum.nl Rene I thought as much after you mentioned web interface. Should work in Samba though... In any case mounting is the more robust way, but you should be aware that a mount (or in th...

I'm not following what you're trying to do

/home/<username>/<whatever> is not web content, so can I assume you're using file manager in the web interface and want to use that to access files in the web folder as if it were a folder in some user's home directory?

I think you may be hitting some limits on account of 32-bit operation, which can be either 2Gb or 4Gb depending on whether address space is using signed or unsigned numbers. A quick check seems to indicate that the B3 should be able to handle files upto 4Gb, but you're rsyncing with a Windows machin...

Thank You for the quick and useful answer! When it comes to AFP (Apple Filing Protocol), can I use the same rules, substituting "22" for the AFP port number? Yes: same method. If you like you can also change the port number that should be used: iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING -d <your_fixed...

I didn't 8) Still doesn't hurt if people know how to configure the client to use it. I've been pulling my hair (which I got a lot of) for some time trying to figure out what was wrong when it gave me messages about the proxy on localhost not responding, while the objective was of course to access To...