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It is described in the bubba manual:
SSH
In order to get shell access to your Bubba|Two, use a SSH client (i.e. PuTTY for Windows). For security reasons, neither admin nor root have direct SSH access. Log on using your normal user name and password, and use su to get root access.
The root password ...

Yes, you seem to be correct and since Firefly has been dead, from a development point of view, it's unlikely that it will be fixed.

According to some posts in this thread http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=12203441 , using forked-daapd seems to work.
Sadly, that app is not available ...

To nerkes question, why to compile it from sources:
As you noticed yourself, you get a lot of dependencies to stuff that you really can't use or need.
The GTK libraries, for instance, are used for the Transmission GUI and that can't be used on the Bubba.

Not that it matters that much, it simply ...

Ahh sorry, I missread your question somewhat...
I'm on a Bubba Two.
I haven't used the built-in torrent client that much, so I don't know if it's better or worse than on Bubba One.
However, using the software I mentioned in my previous post should be possible on Bubba One too...
Untested by me ...

I use TorrentFlux-b4rt. http://tf-b4rt.berlios.de/ .
It's fairly easy to setup, if memory serves me.
Depending on which torrent client you want to use, TorrnentFlux-b4rt supports a number of different ones, you might have to install additional packages.
If you want to use BitTornado you need Python ...

You can simple remove the Horde related stuff from cron. You'll find it in "/etc/cron.d/bubba-horde".
Note that this will prevent certain things from working as it should, but if you don't use Horde, it should be fairly safe.

Depending on how many files you got, it might actually be right.
If I remember correctly, the last time Mediatomb updated my database it took more than 24 hours.

I have SquirrelMail and RoundCube installed.
I mostly use SquirrelMail since it's lightweight and fairly fast. RoundCube has more modern user interface but is a bit on the heavy side.
As far as I can remember, the installation was simple and straight forward.


http://roundcube.net/
http ...

I bought myself a Squeezebox radio yesterday and discovered the same thing.
Take a look at the last page of this post http://forum.excito.net/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=1826 .
That will give you some help.

To summarize what's said in the post:


Uninstall squeezecenter
Install the packages: libexporter ...

I don't have any good answer to your problem regarding the webserver besides the fact that the 2 names points to 2 different IP-addresses. The second one, scholtes.name, is not your Bubba. That is, from what I can tell, one of Excitos servers.
Easyfind is not a DNS...

BTW, I have sent you a private ...

As some posts indicate, using the root user for external access isn't recomended. If you *really* got to have admin right on the database from an external address there are a few things you got to do:

Create a user that have the correct privileges and is allowed access from an external addrress ...

In that case you should add 192.168.10.0/24.
Your line should look something like:

Bubba won't relay emails from external IP-adresses. More on why this is a good thing can be read at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Open_mail_relay

As root add your LAN IP-range to the "mynetworks" attribute in the /etc/postfix/main.cf file and execute

Do you have a regular user on your Bubba?
With regular, I mean a user that you have created from wed-admin, before apache was misconfigured.
If so, login, using putty, with that user. Do not use Filezilla, as it's a FTP-client....
If you don't have a regular user, I have no idea how to fix it ...

I assume that you have created a user on your bubba, from the admin page for example, and given that users shell access. If not, start by doing that.

Login via ssh to your bubba using that regular user.
Once logged in issue the command su
When promted for a password enter the password for root ...