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Did you actually try turning the firewall off for a few seconds to see if it helps instead on only speculating that it does not? Its not like its a lot of work is it?

Ok i installed libcurl3 and all seems to be running smoothly :D

Kinda strange that the installer wants to get rid of libcurl3 but then whines that it is missing....

Im not seeing a lot of difference in the interface yet, but it seems that in the very least i got rid of about 50 unneeded pakages ...

Didnt work completely. There were a lot of scary warnings but in the end it seems to be missing a no-named file or folder....

I guess getting libcurl is something to try first

Linux b3 2.6.39.4-11 #1 Tue Apr 3 21:45:12 FET 2012 armv5tel

The programs included with the Debian GNU/Linux system are ...

Considering the conformity of the bubbae, would it be easy to repackage your compile job int an Apt package to add to the excito repository? I know for pm its a bit more work but i never use apt

Strange, i installed the same version of tranmission but do not see that behaviour with lost folder structures

If it wasn't for the fact that you actually have a running copy of 2.05 on that hardware I'd say the hardware is buggered.

I'm pretty sure that at this stage you're sick and tired of wasting hours mucking about with this machine. If not, I suppose one test would be to clonezilla your working HDD ...

Your problem is maybe in dns, as the mail.plus.net server is up and running, but your fetchmail cannot find it

* ping mail.plus.net from he b3
* replace the mailservername by the ip address

Letme know if this helps

I think the admins need to make another forum here real quick

Is the time on the b1 correct?

Yes munin is very user friendly. Writing custom monitoring graphs is also easy.

Wouldnt give you the same result?

It did not work because you made a typo between orig and ori. But good that you cleaned up. Now find out what is causing this misery

This is a known annoyance. To make things more complex you cannot delete 500000 with a simple 'rm -f /root/Mail'

The rpblem is you have a process that keeps on emailing you because something went wrong. You need to find out what that process is or else you'll see the same issue again next month

If ...

It seems you are not using the gui but the command line.
If so , and you are only restoring a single file, why not go to home/storage/extern/Hitachi/backup_folder/backup_folder/ and manually copy the file?

So you permaban anyone that request a single nonexistant page? I hope you'll never make a typo in a hyperlink.