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To support small biz, family. Have a bunch of old clunker boxes on the scrap heap that would probably do the job as a server. But I'm not confident they would be reliable enough. Capable of supporting maximum of a dozen 2-line ATAs. Don't want to spend more than a couple hundred dollars on a new server box. -- Drew Einhorn -------------- nex...

...9 > > If you insist on keeping personal control of your data, like I do, then > that is the best way to go about it. Use the second machine as your > backup. Set it up as a NAS device and use rsync to keep your data > backed up. If you're paranoid you could even locate the old clunker off > site at a family/friend's home and connect to it using ssh over the > internet. > > Your other option is to use a cloud storage service of some kind. Be > sure to encrypt anything you store on the cloud on your machine first, > before you send it to the cloud, so that y...

...841915&Sku=J001-10169 If you insist on keeping personal control of your data, like I do, then that is the best way to go about it. Use the second machine as your backup. Set it up as a NAS device and use rsync to keep your data backed up. If you're paranoid you could even locate the old clunker off site at a family/friend's home and connect to it using ssh over the internet. Your other option is to use a cloud storage service of some kind. Be sure to encrypt anything you store on the cloud on your machine first, before you send it to the cloud, so that your data will be secure even...

Hi All, I was running Samba 2.2 as a PDC for a small office server for several years. Hardware was getting old enough I finally bit the bullet and upgraded to Samba 3.3.4 on FreeBSD 7.2 and a new box. The smbpasswd file and all that stuff was copied from the old box. Clients are Win2000 and XP Professional, and for the most part were back up and connected, practically unaware of the switch

Greetings, I have three drives; they are all SATA Seagate Barracudas; two are 500GB; the third is a 2TB. I don't have a clear reason why they have failed (possibly due to a deep, off-brand, flakey mobo; but it's still inconclusive, but I would like to find a disaster recovery service that can hopefully recover the data. Much thanks for any and all suggestions, Max Pyziur pyz at

...duced (IMHO) when = y’all take something that works perfectly well and try to over-engineer it as = a “release bell-and-whistle” instead of an add-on.  Voicemail and = Multi-tenant parking are great examples that come to mind.  If you’re a = clunker like me, you would rather keep everything in text files and use = AGI’s to do bell-and-whistle stuff.  But NOOO – you have to disable = these new “features” because the developer was so hot to get it into = the new release that he (that’s a...

Hi, It's been pretty quiet as of late. I have a question. I have an icecast server housed at my provider with a very good internet connection. At work I'm using an ADSL line, which should be sufficient to listen to the 128K streams I'm sending out. However, when I listen with WinAmp, after about half an hour the stream stutters and stops. I can restart it and listen again but it

...loop and if left alone will eventually crash, taking a few things with it. This never happened with winamp 2.64 and I have had that version connected to a server for over a week without stopping. What about freeamp? I have not tried that lately... Sonique seems to work, but I can't stand that clunker enough to let it run for extended periods of time. If you can find a copy of 2.64 try that. I can send you a version off list if you have problems locating one. Cheers. Lithium ----- Original Message ----- From: "Thomas Vander Stichele" <thomas@urgent.rug.ac.be> To: <icecast@x...

...If you insist on keeping personal control of your data, like I do, then >> that is the best way to go about it. Use the second machine as your >> backup. Set it up as a NAS device and use rsync to keep your data >> backed up. If you're paranoid you could even locate the old clunker off >> site at a family/friend's home and connect to it using ssh over the >> internet. >> >> Your other option is to use a cloud storage service of some kind. Be >> sure to encrypt anything you store on the cloud on your machine first, >> before you send it...

Than my question is this? Now that I have switchtowerized and migrate enabled my app I can start down a new path if need be on a different OS as the base of the system. We have already tried CentOS and found it to have more issues than those mentioned about fedora and through it away faster than one could shake a stick at. Here are our requirements for a stage/dev box and production: