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dbudbu, All you need to know should be in the Users Manual, page 31, "installing/re-installing software on the disk". Download it from www.excito.com. It is made to be usable with a USB memory stick, therefor, the first (or only) partition must be used. The rescue-boot kernel is invoked by...

No, no DNS server is included by default.

osa: I don't know how to copy the compiled kernel to FLASH (nvram), Tor should answer this, but it is possible to boot Bubba using USB or serial port, probably just as your ARM board, when the FLASH is empty (or destroyed). Using serial port is the simplest, you can use windows hyperterminal (xmodem...

Hmm, I _think_ that it only is possible to use the SMTP from within your LAN, but I'll have to double check. This would explain why authentication isn't enabled. Tor who knows more about this is currently unavailable for a few days, I'll try to find out as soon as I can.

Available under 'downloads' on www.excito.com. Minor updates, mostly covering the new media streaming functionality. A guilde on how to install a disk is also included now.

Please let us know if you think something is missing!

Yes, you are correct. The manual is fixed now, thanks again!

If I'm not mistaken, linux machines can't write to NTFS file systems, right? However, transferring via FTP should only take something like 12 hours if I did the math correctly (5-6 MByte/s). Note that FTP is faster than SAMBA on bubba. Regarding bittorrent, yes, you could probably install anything y...

Thanks, but just for clarification, we (Excito) doesn't have anything to do with those articles, it's their own idea. And we are very interested in their backup solution, will be interesting to read the following parts!

First, do what bubbalibre suggests, to clear the error. Probably something went wrong when you tried updating from the web interface, since some other updates (from the debian sources) required user intervention, and thus, failed. So, do the: dpkg --configure -a And then retry to update the packages...

Hi all! Your assumptions are fairly correct, just to clear out: The 2W stated in the manual is wrong, thanks for notifying me on that, I'll remove it ASAP. That's an old figure based on the fact that we would spin down the disk when idle. However, for varous reasons (life time, noise etc., I can exp...

Yes, the mediatomb server probably begins with indexing, that's why it's working for a while after installation.

Ah, Ok. My best guess now is that your ISP has blocked port 25, something quite common to prevent spammers from high-jacking machines as mail servers.. Could you check with your ISP?

Strange.. But what is 192.168.0.1 on your network? Your router/gateway?

And, just so I understand everything, it doesn't work to send emails outside? Does it work locally (inside your LAN)?

jamerson, I just tried it myself, and can confirm that this is a bug on our side. We'll look in to it, but until we have a new release, it should work to alter your main.cf manually, to get it something like this: # mydomain = (comment out) bubbahosts = domain1.com domain2.com mydestination = localh...

I do just that at home, have two Bubbas, where one is fetching my emails and some other data from the other every night, and sends me a confirmation email every time. Works perfectly. The script is fairly simple, I have actually started writing a small guide on this. Le me know if this is of interes...