[ubuntu-us-ma] Moving on from FreeNAS to Ubuntu Server

[Vaughn Allen Goodwin]

I have a question for the Ubuntu Group, I have the Nexus S from Google and
have paid to link Ubuntu One with my Nexus S and it is not workiing. While I
am able to log into the Ubuntu One online, when I try logging into Ubuntu on
my phone it says "Subscription Required". What can I do? I am also paying
the fee that is required to use the service.


Vaughn
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On Sun, Jan 2, 2011 at 11:00, Wesley Hirsch <emperorshishire at gmail.com>wrote:

> If you are using Webmin for your front end, you should be fine.  Webmin
> requires a little bit of technical knowledge, but not nearly as much as
> doing everything out of straight /etc/ files.  I'm used to configuring stuff
> manually, and I still use Webmin because it simplifies most tasks.  The
> Ubuntu Server install disc should actually allow you to install most of this
> stuff during the installation, and as usual, Ubuntu will provide you with a
> sane default config file for everything.  Your listed programs seem pretty
> standard, nothing terribly fancy, so you shouldn't run in to any real
> configuration issues.  The only thing that might cause a problem would
> probably be MediaTomb/UPnP, not because they're difficult, but rather
> because streaming is a pain to get working properly.  If you do run into any
> problems, drop us a line, we'd love to help.
>
>   On Sun, Jan 2, 2011 at 12:05 AM, Derek Maciel <ishidableach at gmail.com>wrote:
>
>>  Okay, so recently I finished building a new computer, so this was a
>> great time for me to get a home server again.
>>
>> A few weeks ago I learned about FreeNAS and it looked very attractive for
>> what I needed. I was going to be running it headless so the WebGUI was great
>> and everything was easy to get started. Then later in the day I tried to
>> install MySQL and it ruined my entire install. I redownloaded all my files
>> from my server onto my computer and reinstalled. Then I reinstalled again,
>> and I ruined my install getting phpMyAdmin to work. That along with the lack
>> of a compatible SVN server I prefer, I'm deciding that FreeNAS server isn't
>> really for me.
>>
>> So, I'm going to install Ubuntu Server before Monday, and I'm wondering if
>> anyone has any advice, problems you've run into, etc. on my choice of
>> software. With the WebGUI I didn't need a lot of command-line experience so
>> I'm a little in the dark getting this all set. I've found this great Wiki
>> entry and this is where I'm getting a lot of my information:
>>
>> LAMP: Most likely Apache, PHP, MySQL, phpMyAdmin
>> Network drive for my Windows machines: Probably going with Samba
>> SSH: OpenSSH
>> FTP: proFTP. I hear it's notorious for configuring though?
>> Time sync: NTP
>> BitTorrent: Transmission with WebGUI
>> DynDNS IP updating: ddclient
>> A/V streaming to Xbox: MediaTomb UPnP
>> Frontend: Webmin
>>
>> FreeNAS already uses Transmission, NTP, proFTP, OpenSSH, Samba, and
>> MediaTomb so I'm a little experienced with them, just not from the
>> command-line.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
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