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This is only when talking about booting into a rescue system is it not? Otherwise, directly logging in as root is disabled by default on all interfaces. Also, if you don't know how to do something as simple as change a password (hint; use the command "passwd") you should probably avoid log...

Try here for a start - http://forum.excito.net/viewtopic.php?f ... 039#p22039

This question seems to be getting asked a couple of times a week at the moment. Please try searching the forum/wiki for answers before posting.

I think the stuff on at least one of my bubba servers is double side just without the one side peeled off.

It's fairly easy to reinstall the system without losing your /home partition if it helps.

The latest release requires a reinstall. Plenty of posts on this topic if you look around.

Yes, scrict regulatory compliance is also the policy of the developers of hostapd so as to avoid a lot of FUD over using wifi on Linux.

Hey Daniel,

Sorry, don't know why I didn't see this reply before. I didn't know there was a list option, it's not in the help. How did you find out about it? Anyway, I couldn't get it to work with a brief play either so maybe that functionality isn't complete yet, hence it's missing from the help.

The short answer is no, it won't work as the Dropbox client is built for x86 architecture and B3 has an arm CPU. there is a bash script that uses the Dropbox API and works very nicely. Thought I'd posted a link to it here actually... Yep, here: http://forum.excito.net/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=4229&a...

The files in question have changed it would seem. You need to edit /etc/dhcp/dhclient.conf.

Possibly, you're on such an old version that the repositories have been moved. You would need to edit /etc/apt/sources.list. There's a couple of posts about it around here. That said, you can't update directly to the absolute newest version, it requires a fresh installation so you may as well look i...

Hmm. I thought the problem existed on both wires and wireless connections, but I was connected for 40 minutes eaier over a wires connection. That puts a different spin on things.

Thanks. My problem is I am one of the IT guys. Also, the VPN works fine over a 3G dongle and from other connections, so it's definitely something to do with my house.

Just to totally contradict everything above, I have never had any of the problems Cheeseboy mentions. Possibly, this is a difference between ISPs/registrars in the UK (me) and Europe (him). Depends where you are I suppose.

The web interface gets you set up with the basics quite simply. Just put all your information in the fields provided and you should be good (make sure you turn on the appropriate services and open the firewall ports). Dovecot = mail server Postfix = MTA (mail transfer agent) Does your ISP provide th...