The question is generally misplaced with open source software. Since the source code is avilable, so many people look at it, even with the smallest projects, that it would be practically impossible to hide something like that. This would be a great question to put to Microsoft, where it IS a real co...

The latest release of Transmission in Fedora 11 supports this type of scheduling, so it'll be available as soon as Amahi is running on Fedora 11!

The firewall built into Fedora doesn't allow connections to MySQL by default. To enable this, follow these steps: 1. From your HDA desktop, go to System > Administration > Firewall. Enter your root password when prompted. 2. On the Firewall screen, choose Other Ports on the left side, and then Add o...

It looks like you're making progress. I can tell from the log that the message is getting to Gmail but Gmail is rejecting it. What I can't tell from the log is why. The bounce message that came back (to root's mailbox) might have more details.

Another thing you can do is to create a file /root/.forward (as root). Inside this file, put a single line containing only your email address. Then all of the administrative mail the system generates will be forwarded to your email address in the future. (But not the email already received.)

Asterisk is already part of the Fedora base system, but be aware that it has been split into several packages, each offering one piece of Asterisk's functionality. Look through the package list to make sure you get the features you need (such as voicemail). A good application to package for Amahi on...

In theory you can copy a Linux installation to a completely new computer with completely new hardware. Most of the time this actually works fine. With Amahi it won't work since the most common thing that happens is eth0 gets changed to eth1, (since the network hardware is different in the new comput...