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bubbalibre wrote:Since it's "only" a web application, no need for a particular arm version.

That's one vital point that I had previously missed...

Thanks for pointing that out, depending on my schedule I might give this a shot over the weekend.

Just found another solutions that seems to be doing the same thing:

ampache

Sounds like a nice weekend project... If there's an ARM version available that is.

I just found out about Jinzora which "enables you to stream your digital music and videos to any internet connected computer using a web browser." (pulled from their website)

Now I was wondering whether anyone has tried that solution before...

I'm thinking that the lack of CPU horsepower on the ...

Now I know this idea might sound a little weird at first... :wink:

Anyway, I was thinking that it might be nice to get some information (e.g. status of downloads, number of users connected, up-time, etc.) to display in Firefox's statusbar. That way users could quickly access the info without having ...

I think the best idea is for the Bubba to sequence · · · — — — · · · in case something goes horribly wrong...

Sorry, as I'm currently spending a couple of days with my family I don't have access to my main system where I've stored the modified image.

But it's really quite easy to modify everything according to the comments made in this thread. Chances are that if you manage to kill your system you can also ...

A couple of months ago we made the switch from phpBB to vBulletin on a website I run. And I have to say I couldn't be happier!

The backend of vBulletin is so much better than phpBB, the array of features it provides are very impressive and we haven't had a single issue of spam bots posting stuff ...

If the reinstall went that smothly we perhaps should provide a reinstall image as well?
This something I actually wanted to suggest...

Maybe you should still do some internal testing to verify that things are indeed running that smoothly (or you just wait for more idiots like me who mess up their ...

HOORAY, my Bubba is alive again!! :)

I followed your instructions and everything worked smoothly. Reinstallation only took like 5 minutes or so (still, 5 very long minutes for me).

Now everything is up and running again and all of my files are still on the hard-drive.

Thanks so much for all the ...

Tor, GRIENlord is actually a spam bot...

Have you looked at the website URL that he entered during registration?

[edit by admin] Removed url....

Something feeling fishy here?

LinuxDevices.com for me too...

Thanks so much for all the advice. Now I've extracted bubbainstall.sh from the image, adapted everything and ... well, now I'm looking for a Windows application that allows me to insert the updated file back into the ISO image!

WinImage, the application that everyone seems to be recommending ...

John: Thanks for the information. I guess I'll wait to see what tor and Johannes are suggesting to put into that .sh file...

Thanks for the quick reply, I'm downloading the file as we speak...

Now what *exactly* do I have to change in /bin/bubbainstaller.sh in order to re-install the whole setup without loosing my files?

Yes, I know, it's too bad. I am not able to copy the text, otherwise i'd try babelfishing it. Not that I think it would help though. :wink: my thoughts exactly...

This article is just an overview and some smalltalk, when they go down to the really interesting stuff we'll try to post the essence ...