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Revision as of 11:14, 18 January 2011
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Welcome! The structure and sorting of this section is not final, and will evolve as content gets added |
Beginner
Intermediate
- Prevent SSH Attacks with DenyHosts
- Add symbolic links to the storage folder for easier file sharing
- Archiving social media data with ThinkUp
- Backup with rsync and rsync.net
- Backup data from Bubba to external drive using Rsync
- Bubba as Squeezebox
- Change Email Quotas
- Changing Horde Download Limit
- Create a working USB stick using Bubba|Two
- Create new language files
- Enable Playback of .flac Files from Bubba on Rhythmbox
- Help on using Aptitude
- HP Printers - hplip
- Install a DynDNS Client
- Install Squid Proxy Server Transparently
- Install Subversion
- Install Subversion with Apache
- Install Tcpdump Packet Sniffer for Troubleshooting Network Connectivity
- Let your B3 beep and change the LED color
- Recover lost administrator password
- Running graphical application from Bubba on your windows pc
- Running graphical applications from Bubba using VNC
- Use Bubba with Time Machine (Mac OS X)
- Monitor Network Traffic with Tcpick
- Running Vuze with B3
- Restrict admin access to LAN
- Tweak B3 for better performance
Advanced
- Install Clam AntiVirus
- Setting up postfix for authenticated relay
- Setting up postfix for sending mail using an external SMTP server
- Install ntop, a network traffic probe
- Use a Rescue System to recover when your B3 doesn't boot anymore