Other services on HDA, WOL, S3 Standby and other questions

[ChrisVanBael]

Hi,

I successfully installed my Amahi server, much better luck in making share than with Ubuntu.
You would think with Ubuntu 10.10 it would be easy to make a file server, however, not so simple.

Anyway, my HDA runs, but I do have some questions.
Important remark is that I turned of DHCP server on HDA and left it on my router since my HDA is not always on.
I already noticed http://hda works, but http://sabnzbd for example doesn't.
So the questions:
- Can I access sabnzbd in any other way?
- From the Sabnzbd subforum I noticed it seems difficult to change the paths etc. Can I install sabnzbd just on Fedora and keep Amahi for fileserving and mediaserving etc?
- I also need an SVN server, is there one in Amahi or can I install it in Fedora?
- When it was still a Windows XP box, I managed to get it to go to S3 standby and wake up from standby and shutdown with WOL messages. Haven't tried yet, but are there any special considerations for Fedora?
- Now the IP address is fixed to 192.168.1.10, I want to change this to 192.168.1.100. Where can I do this in Fedora?

Thanks for the help!

[radioz]

- I also need an SVN server, is there one in Amahi or can I install it in Fedora?

Subversion installs just fine in Fedora (use the software installer). There is no connection to Amahi, so there is no special app for it.

[rgmhtt]

Important remark is that I turned of DHCP server on HDA and left it on my router since my HDA is not always on.
I already noticed http://hda works, but http://sabnzbd for example doesn't.
So the questions:
- Can I access sabnzbd in any other way?

You can add your hda's address to the DNS server address on your router. Depending on how systems go round-robin on DNS servers, this will work sometimes. Better than nothing.

- I also need an SVN server, is there one in Amahi or can I install it in Fedora?

yum install subvsersion

- When it was still a Windows XP box, I managed to get it to go to S3 standby and wake up from standby and shutdown with WOL messages. Haven't tried yet, but are there any special considerations for Fedora?

I use Fedora 12 (and now 14) on my notebook and suspend and hibernate work just fine.

- Now the IP address is fixed to 192.168.1.10, I want to change this to 192.168.1.100. Where can I do this in Fedora?

Well you can use phpmyadmin to change the value in the settings table. Problem this is the start of the dhcp address space and unless you make changes to how dhcp is set up, this will fail. But you apparently have turned on Amahi dhcp, so this MAY not be a problem.