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log's last lines says:

2009-03-05 18:50:48 [11661] squidGuard ready for requests (1236275471.792)
2009-03-05 18:50:48 [11662] destblock good missing active content, set inactive
2009-03-05 18:50:48 [11662] destblock local missing active content, set inactive
2009-03-05 18:50:48 [11662] squidGuard 1 ...

THANKS Eek!

Will apply that when back from work today.

/Hammer

Hansson,

If you download any copyrighted material, so for your own sake don't pursue the DC++ option.

The new traffic monitoring regulation put in place in Sweden from Jan 1 makes this type of file sharing easy to find and trace, like shooting fish in a barrel. Use the included client, it's a bit ...

Fair enough.

I wonder how much extra power the WLAN option will consume, it's certainly not zero.

What is the issue with WLAN?

I have used WLAN with the Bubba2 since I got it. Just plug in a wireless AP, configure it to accept DHCP or use static, and it's rock'n roll.


/Hammer

Ok, that I cannot do from work, I need to be home to have access to the LAN.

Is it something like this you need me to do?

1. Start an ftp transfer from B2 command line (SUNET Linux image or something like that). (Help with command would be great.)

2. Upload to B2 from LAN computer, equally large ...

Thanks for your reply.

Carl has an account on my B2, perhaps more effective use of your time if you borrowed it and did tests?

I'm not very good with the command line interface.

Cheers,
Hammer

Timing suggests "Christmas gift for B2 users".

)))


A very, very welcome one in that case.

Thanks,
Hammer

Well, file copy to and from the B2 is not fast either, somewhat like the B1.

This new problem I have been trying to get help on is that the B2 limits downstream internet traffic to less than 10% of actual bandwidth for the NATed computers on my LAN.

Internet --> BBB modem --> B2 seems fine ...

*bump*

I withdraw everything, Carl helped out tremendously and I am deeply grateful!

Superior, over the top support, thanks!!!

/Hammer

So no one knows this, or is it just impossible?

When trying to find out what bit torrent client is used, all I can find is libtorrent/rtorrent and I can't seem to find any info on config.

So it seems several people have this problem.

Will the bright-eyed lads at Excito do something about it?

Cheers,
Hammer

Interesting that questions about Horde have a very low response rate from the otherwise very alert Excito crew.

Horde is in my opinion pure and utter crap.

Even the awful mail client on bubba 1 is better, and I would also like to know how to delete/shred/disintegrate/incinerate this unsupported ...

Thanks for the suggestion, but I can't do that. Port 81 is not open for external traffic. We can use 80 and 443, that's it.

Can I add a link on the web server to Bubba1? If so, any recommended software I should use? Is Dreamweaver useable?

With regards to work restrictions, there is a huge number ...