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Tsuroerusu
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Re: Servers
I use a lot of stuff. 
Being serious though, I mainly run three machines as servers for various things.
#0: Dell OptiPlex GX150 (Intel Pentium III (800 MHz), 256 MB of RAM, 40 GB hard drive)
Operating System: OpenBSD
DNS (BIND), HTTP/HTTPS (Apache), Local Fedora mirror (Lighttpd).
#1: Dell OptiPlex GX150 (Intel Pentium III (930 MHz), 256 MB of RAM, 40 GB hard drive)
Operating System: OpenBSD
Shell access (OpenSSH), Gopher (GoFish), IRC (IRCD-Hybrid).
#2: AMD Athlon XP Thoroughbred 2400+ (2 GHz), 512 MB of PC3200 (DDR400) RAM, 760 GB of space)
Operating System: CentOS 5.x
File server (Samba).
I also use a WRT54GL router with DD-WRT on it.
Being serious though, I mainly run three machines as servers for various things.
#0: Dell OptiPlex GX150 (Intel Pentium III (800 MHz), 256 MB of RAM, 40 GB hard drive)
Operating System: OpenBSD
DNS (BIND), HTTP/HTTPS (Apache), Local Fedora mirror (Lighttpd).
#1: Dell OptiPlex GX150 (Intel Pentium III (930 MHz), 256 MB of RAM, 40 GB hard drive)
Operating System: OpenBSD
Shell access (OpenSSH), Gopher (GoFish), IRC (IRCD-Hybrid).
#2: AMD Athlon XP Thoroughbred 2400+ (2 GHz), 512 MB of PC3200 (DDR400) RAM, 760 GB of space)
Operating System: CentOS 5.x
File server (Samba).
I also use a WRT54GL router with DD-WRT on it.
"Hatred does not cease by hatred, but only by love. This is the eternal rule."
- Siddhattha Gotama (Buddha), founder of Buddhism.
Re: Servers
1) Compy: Gateway E-1000 (233 MHz Pentium I, 128 MB RAM, 10 GB HD)
Operating System: Debian Etch
Uses: LAMP, backup files, cron for streamripper (Japan-A-Radio), BashPodder
As for routers, I have a two Buffalo routers. One is a WHR-G54S running the Tomato firmware and the other is a WHR-G125 running DD-WRT.
Operating System: Debian Etch
Uses: LAMP, backup files, cron for streamripper (Japan-A-Radio), BashPodder
As for routers, I have a two Buffalo routers. One is a WHR-G54S running the Tomato firmware and the other is a WHR-G125 running DD-WRT.
Re: Servers
Computer: Generic AMD 2400XP, 1GB RAM, (currently) 2x320GB HD + 2x120GB HD + 80GB HD for the OS
OS: Ubuntu Feisty
Uses: File server, Bit Torrent, Podcatching
Network: WRT54G (v2) running Tomato, just ordered a WRT54GL to expand coverage via WDS.
I have also just ordered 3x750GB SATA drives and a 4 port SATA controller to replace my current HD setup. Probably going to reinstall the OS still undecided on FreeBSD or Linux.
OS: Ubuntu Feisty
Uses: File server, Bit Torrent, Podcatching
Network: WRT54G (v2) running Tomato, just ordered a WRT54GL to expand coverage via WDS.
I have also just ordered 3x750GB SATA drives and a 4 port SATA controller to replace my current HD setup. Probably going to reinstall the OS still undecided on FreeBSD or Linux.
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davijordan
Re: Servers
Have an nslu2 running debian lenny for music, photos, mail, files, light web server, and etc. From cron, I also use it to wake up systems via etherwake for automatic system updates. phpmyadmin and webmin
Have a dell gx1 using ubuntu 7.10 that I use for mail, inhouse web (crm, cms, web based desktops, and accounting), and media (except video0 server. also phpmyadmin and webmin
Have a generic p3 500 with ubuntu 7.10 for the moodle server for the student lab.also phpmyadmin and webmin
Have a generic amd duron 800 with k12ltsp that pushes the thin clients (3 compaq t30's, neoware 3000, and other systems on occasion) in the student lab. also webmin.
Have a k6-450 that runs freenas as a raid backup box that can be controlled via the web.
Have generic router with the stock firmware (I plan to convert it though) and several switches.
Still need to build a mythtv box and a trixbox.
Have a dell gx1 using ubuntu 7.10 that I use for mail, inhouse web (crm, cms, web based desktops, and accounting), and media (except video0 server. also phpmyadmin and webmin
Have a generic p3 500 with ubuntu 7.10 for the moodle server for the student lab.also phpmyadmin and webmin
Have a generic amd duron 800 with k12ltsp that pushes the thin clients (3 compaq t30's, neoware 3000, and other systems on occasion) in the student lab. also webmin.
Have a k6-450 that runs freenas as a raid backup box that can be controlled via the web.
Have generic router with the stock firmware (I plan to convert it though) and several switches.
Still need to build a mythtv box and a trixbox.
Re: Servers
AMD K6-III 400 Mhz with Athlon cooling fan (hey, it fits!), Asus P5A motherboard, 512 megs RAM, 40 Gig HD.
OS: Debian Stable
Uses: Podcatching, CVS, backup, Wiki, web server (testing, and internal use), E-mail.
This system runs bashpodder via a cron job, then generates an RSS feed using a Perl script I wrote. I can hit it from any system on the network with a custom hacked bashpodder I keep on my USB key. Just plug in, run bashpodder, and I'm off to work with my podcasts!
OS: Debian Stable
Uses: Podcatching, CVS, backup, Wiki, web server (testing, and internal use), E-mail.
This system runs bashpodder via a cron job, then generates an RSS feed using a Perl script I wrote. I can hit it from any system on the network with a custom hacked bashpodder I keep on my USB key. Just plug in, run bashpodder, and I'm off to work with my podcasts!