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I think that should do the job for you. Here's mine

/etc/network$ cat interfaces
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback

iface eth1 inet static
netmask 255.255.255.0
address 192.168.0.1

iface eth0 inet dhcp

Hi Carl, Giving people the option of filtering would be nice. Its something that I've been asked for by customers, who are considering Bubba as a server for SoHo use. Maybe implement the How-to for Postgresql and give non techy users a way to access it? Filtering is RAM intensive, which is why I ori...

Hi Guys, Couple of requests, compiled from our needs and from customer feedback. Can you update your horde install to include message filters Increase maximum download limit from 4MB to at least10MB as standard enable inline display of HTML mails and images Put on your website or manual a list of se...

I've put my recent install experience on the mybubba forum, which on the whole is very good. However, I have three questions I need help with. I've put them here together but could break out if people prefer: 1: Using Squeezecenter (as supplied) on my Bubba2 but it seems to consume quite alot of CP...

no-ip package works perfectly on bubba. Been using it with no issues for a couple of months

I'm running kernel 2.6.30.1 which is definately showing a much improved performance on network throughput and none of my clients are reporting any issues with performance and all are on 1.2.1.

well... Itcan sometimes be a little slow via the GUI tools, I'll admit and it could be timing out on you, but it can be done. I transferred a couple of hundred gigs of images that way. Check your SAMBA config is correct, but I don't see major issues from Vista 32-bit or 64-bit or Snow Leopard Try ft...

Does the user you are trying to copy as, have permission to write to the desitnation directory? Linux and Unix are very particular about who can do what - where.

Check logrotate is running, but you can usually copy it off to a backup device if you want and create a new file with the same permissions. I use 'touch', CHMOD and CHOWN to do it most often if I'm in a hurry

When you guys release new patches, particularly to the Apache server, can you please not over-ride configs without some kind of prompt. Its a bit annoying to have to keep re-installing my virtual servers from backup everytime you patch

Not trying to teach you to suck eggs, but cold boot it, rather than a warm reboot.

Its been mentioned a few times by people including Excito Admins and I've said it a couple of times as well, but if you are comfortable with fixing your box if it breaks, potentially rendering it unbootable and needing a re-install, then go ahead. Personally I've found the modified kernel works fine...

If you need beta testers ........

You need to edit your sources file to enable the unstable repos, but I wouldn't recommend trying it unless you are confident you can fix things manually if it goes horribly wrong.

If you are brave enough and want to risk the unstable versions, thats reported to greatly improve the performance.