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Hi,

SSH uses encryption which is VERY expensive on the poor ARM9 cpu. You should not expect more than what you're seeing in terms of transfer-rate over ssh. A better alternative would probably be to mount the disk via NFS.

I get somewhere between 2.5 to 4 mb/sec (depending on if i use ext2 or ...

To get "3 ok" from IE your certificate must be:

1: Within it's validity dates.
2: Issued to the hostname for which it is accessed by.
3: Signed by a Certificate Authority you have chosen to trust.

However, the communication will be encrypted even if you get the "errors".

For example a ...

Hello Rodrigo,

I've never run a DC Hub so i have no idea about software for it, didn't think people were still using Direct connect. Google did mention www.dbhub.org though, it was last updated a few months ago.

I'm not sure about your Skype-issue either, what is it you have problems with? It will ...

Hi again,

Yes, I am very interested in the AT91-bootloader stuff with modified USB-cable. If you were to supply some info on that topic i would be very happy, and i'll sure post my results on this forum.

Although i think i'll check out the JTAG as well. This is a great possibility to learn :P ...

Hi Excito guys,

I'm thinking about do some testing with a new kernel on my bubba, but before i begin i want to make sure i have a way of fixing it in case i mess up and brick it.

Do you have the schematics for a JTAG cable that'll work with Bubba?

I've looked at different types, both buffered ...

Hi,

Should work fine, you might need to compile some kernel modules if usb-sound isn't already in kernel.

/Bjorn

I can really recommend "The book of postfix". Sold at amazon, and other bookstores online. Covers most there is to know about Postfix

Hi,

perhaps you should try http://moblock-deb.sourceforge.net/

Have not tried it myself, and you'll probably need to compile your own version. But it sounds exactly like what you want.

Good luck!

Hi,

10000 to 13504 will most likely be enough, i bet even a shorter range would suffice.

The best thing for you would be to try it out, and see if ftd still behaves the way you want it to.

Good Luck!

/Bjorn

The (in)security of any database engine in conjuction with PHP is mostly derived from the PHP-application itself.

Sloppy written PHP can allow for SQL-Injections by sending malicious queries in regular web-forms. Any database would presumably be vulnerable to this kind activities. Coders MUST ...

1. register a dyndns account
2. apt-get install ddclient
3. man ddclient
4. vi /etc/ddclient.conf
5. /etc/init.d/ddclient restart

good luck!

Hello,

the trick to use with tiny-proxy is that you will send all traffic through a encrypted ssh-tunnel with putty or prefered ssh-client (by setting your browser to use the tunnel-to-your-proxy as proxy).

The content-proxy will never see anything else but encrypted traffic.

However, it might ...

enable debian repositories in /etc/apt/sources.list
run
sudo apt-get update
then run
sudo apt-get install mc

done

/Bjorn

sshd can't bind to the ports 80 or 443 because they are already in use by apache2, if i understand what you're trying to do correctly.

/Bjorn

Hi,

you should check out "scponly" http://sublimation.org/scponly/wiki/index.php/Main_Page . It has options to lock users to a chrooted home.

scponly is available from debian repositories. However, the version available from Sarge repo's are of verision 4.0, and as read on the scponly site, all ...