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Ubi wrote:Is all that port 80 (i.e. HTTP) traffic going into your local network or to exteranl unkown people?

Port 80 is not forwarded to B3 from my router. So it must be internal stuff.

I don’t know what I’m looking for in IPTraf. But there are tens of thousands of TCP:80 requests. But I don’t have the server available externally, nor do I use it for anything on port 80 myself. Must be the FTD, right?

RandomUsername wrote:Are you sure it's bandwidth? It could be the number of connections the ftd is trying to open.

This actually sounds more plausible. Is there an easy way to manage that?

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Whenever I have the file transfer service running (FTP/BitTorrent) running the B3 consumes all available bandwidth. I’ve tried setting Torrent limits ridiculously low, and from the Web UI they appear to be respected. But still there is no bandwidth available to anything else.

If I turn off the ...

For anyone looking for a work-around:

Disable caching through /etc/horde/imp4/conf.php

I set "xcache.var_size = 16M" in /etc/php5/apache2/conf.d/xcache.ini in combination with the config copy trick (see the link in my post above) and made the error go away.

The problem, however, is not resolved. I just don’t have any error messages/clues anymore. The cached js/css in Horde still ...

After doing "aptitude reinstall php5-xcache" I got an error message saying "dpkg: version '/etc/php5/conf.d' has bad syntax: invalid character in version number". This is similar to the error I got with php5-psql here. The same fix did not work with this problem, however.

"/etc/php5/apache2/conf.d ...

Horde requests scripting and styling resources through http://b3.local/pim/imp/cache.php/js|css/<unique>

The problem is that these URLs return empty pages in all the browsers I have on my system. What is up with that?

I have made no alterations to Horde.

Apache’s error log throws:
[error] PHP ...

I’ve got my email, and now also a password vault on this thing. But I don’t really have a good emergency recovery/back-up plan. Which is why I’m curious about how other back-up their configuration and data.

So basically no one has good practises for backing up their full system?

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I have made some customization and installed some extra software. Now, this was time consuming and I don’t want to have to do it all from scratch again.

What is the best way of backing-up the entire system? and restoring it? :?:

On a system with a CD-ROM I would run my usual backup script (see ...

I get the same error with php5-pgsql .

“dpkg: version '/etc/php5/conf.d' has bad syntax: invalid character in version number”

phpinfo(); shows that /etc/php5/apache2/conf.d/pdo_pgsql.ini is not parsed.

Update: a simple sudo cp /etc/php5/conf.d/* /etc/php5/apache2/conf.d/ fixed the problem for me.