The double SMB file is my typo. Basically what I did is this: egrep 'myolddomain' ./* -R in the /etc folder. That's how i got those files that needed to be changed. If you run the above you'll get a whole load of apache logs too, so it's handy to first clear the /var/log/httpd directory before doing...

I definetely consider this a homebrew solution. I think the Amahi development team can say more about this being the right way to do things.
Automating the steps won't be a problem, feel free to use my info for wiki/doc purposes.

I just finished changing the domain name, and it actually works :) Here's what I did: /etc/dhcp dhcpd.conf change domain entries to new domain (3 entries) in Mysql (use phpmyadmin): database hda_production , table settings change domain to new domain /etc/httpd/conf.d change domain entries to new do...

Thanks for the info, I'll try changing some stuff over the weekend. Will report back here with results

sabnzb, b4rt torrentflux, ajaxplorer and thats it basically.

I agree that changing is a teadious job, however I'm willing to take that risk, after all a reinstall is always an option.

Changing the httpd conf files is no problem for me, I can make a search/replace app easily. Are there any other apps/confs to consider here?

Is changing the settings the only thing that has to be done? I mean, apache is configured also, and I don't think it does a Db query to gather it's info. The same goes for the DNS daemon etc. It could of course be that Amahi magically reads the settings and keeps al conf files up to date, just check...

I've been googling and searching these forums but I cannot find a clear answer to this yet. Is it possible to change the home domain after you've done an install of Amahi? If this is not possible by a configuration, I reckon it's possible by manually modifying files, if that's the case, what files n...