I'm setting up a home NAS - Raspberry PI2, Raspbian, Samba, external
disk. It's meant to serve files to a mixed network - Linux, Windows and
Android devices. The new disk comes formatted as NTFS. My "gut" tells
me to re-format as EXT4 - any comments or suggestions?
Additional info: The files will
Please allow me to disagree,
I see top value in spending some time to learn to set it up automatically -
it'll pay itself in spades every time you have to update anything on that
server, let alone migrate or rebuild it.
Setting up a test environment with Vagrant, setting things up with Puppet
(or
Yes. That's top advice IF you are working off someone elses money and/or paying for your own time.
If, however, this is something done in your spare time, serving mostly you and being paid for out of your own pocket, the difference between 8€/mo and what you said becomes big.
Shachar
On Apr 14, 201
On 14 April 2015 at 02:34, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
> If I just reinstall the server (both time consuming and expensive, as I
> need provision a temporary server to make a smooth transition), I'm still
> going to be open to the same attack vector unless I do something.
>
Don't you have a DR plan?
t; last time I had to replace my modem they told me that they actually
> >> repair them and aren't making/buying new ones (which makes sense for
> >> the rta1320 which is old but supports up to 24M).
> >> The fact that they are repairing does seem to be starting to lead t
On Mon, 13 Apr 2015 20:11:57 +0300
Shachar Shemesh wrote:
> On 13/04/15 19:34, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
> >
> > What I'd really like to do is take such a process that I know is
> > hanging on connection to the web site, and find out which request it
> > thinks it is serving.
> >
> I love this maili
On 13/04/15 19:34, Shachar Shemesh wrote:
>
> What I'd really like to do is take such a process that I know is
> hanging on connection to the web site, and find out which request it
> thinks it is serving.
>
I love this mailing list :-)
No sooner had I sent this message, I knew how to figure out w
Hi all,
I have a server whose apache2 process is generating lots of requests to
http://gthfx.com/. That's it. Nothing seems to be sent, and it's always
the same page. No cookies. No different URLs. Nothing. Eventually, the
apache processes build up, and all the sites stop responding. Restarting
ap
.
>> - allows me full control over my network infrastructure.
>> - no Bezeq network freeloading on my DSL connection
>> - no Bezeq access to my home network
>> - allows me to easily upgrade my wireless router if/when I want some
>> newer technology/toy.
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