Is it possible (With either the OpenVPN or IPSec modules) to access a remote host connected to my LAN, from another device on that LAN? For example, I have a server in another location, with a VPN tunnel set up into my HDA. Could I access that server from another machine on the same local LAN as the...

Is this of any use?

https://wiki.amahi.org/index.php/Amahi_Time_Machine

You can point the time machine backups to different path/partition/drive by changing the amahi config - It doesn't have to be the root partition.

Definitely seems to be picking up the wrong version somehow. From the install log - 3.2.1 is being installed: ======= app install begin @ 2014-05-12 14:17:29 +0100 ========== Installing app id sp2uf8jdkx under /var/hda/platform/html/script/.. ENV=production NOTE: file /var/hda/tmp/amahi-download-cac...

Yep, Amahi 7.

I just reinstalled the recently updated Crashplan server on my HDA, and now it seems to report its version as 3.2.1, which is significantly older than the supposed version - 3.6.3 (The latest available)

Any ideas why this might be?

Here what I did. I have a number of machines that connect to shares on the Amahi automatically when they boot up - Primarily a mac mini and a windows Vista machine. The vista machine maps a number of drives to the shares. Thanks. I had an old HDA - Fedora 14 I believe - Two Amahi releases ago . This...

I cant seem to log into the bug tracker - It doesn't accept my normal Amahi login?

I have the same issue on amahi 7.1 / Fedora 19 Set up initial user and password. Later on I changed the password via the web admin page. Samba still expects the original password on all machines, even though the server has been rebooted and even on clients that have never connected before. I have a ...

Yep, I realise that, but the only way I can see of passing in the '-P' argument into afpd (To make it write a pid file) is by editing that file. Maybe there is a way of doing it via afpd.conf, but nothing correct came to light - You could do it by hijacking one of the other parameters that is passed...

Looks like afpd fails to start if I comment out the monit lines - I guess it relies on it to start up initially :-( Managed to make a fix by editing /usr/libexec/netatalk/netatalk.sh Added an argument to the afpd call to make it write a pidfile if [ x"${AFPD_RUN}" = x"yes" -a -x ...