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"category:/raspberry"
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Streaming music from Raspberry Pi
Good link to install a dlna system on my raspberry pi to stream musing from it |
04-Apr-2017 21:51:00 |
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Creating a swap partition
How to create a swap partition on my raspberry pi: Creating it dynamically on boot up More traditionally with a swap file(here or there) Also, check this with regard to swappiness parameter |
14-Jan-2014 10:20:00 |
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Similar blog, good tutorials
Found this useful blog with an alternative way to set up a personal e-mail server based on reaspberry pi. Also a good tutorial on the same blog for setting up OwnCloud on pi. |
31-Dec-2013 12:45:00 |
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Protecting with Amavis/Clamav/SpamAssassin
Back to introduction Finally we can add a layer of antivirus and spam protection to our postfix email server using the best tools available in the open source community: amavis, clamav and spamassasin. Amavis is the main content filter that postfix is ... |
21-Jan-2013 08:09:00 |
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Secure POP3 with stunnel
Back to the introduction Now that postfix is up & running, and that xinet is serving a POP3 daemon on port 110, we will oppen a SSL port (995) for remote checking emails, outside the LAN. The typical desired usage is as follows: Inside the LAN, ... |
18-Jan-2013 22:31:00 |
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Postfix and POP3 server
Back to the introduction In this step I am testing a firts version of the email server with postfix (SMTP on port 25) and POP3 server (on port 110) of the Pi card. You also need xinetd to host the pop3 daemon Install (apt-get) the following three ... |
17-Jan-2013 18:34:00 |
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Tips and utilities
Back to the introduction I have started installing a few utilities in view of preparing an email server on Pi, and figured out a few useful things meld is a graphical diff file for Debian/Gnome. I am planning to use it to compare my working postfix ... |
14-Jan-2013 22:36:00 |
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Essential configuration
Back to the introduction Here are a few tips for the initial configuration of the system: Expand the usable space on the card: assuming you have not done it on the very first boot-up of the system. First check the available disk space by df -h. On my ... |
10-Jan-2013 08:15:00 |
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Firing it up
Back to the introduction Tonight I have turned my Pi on. This is my setting keyboard/mouse adapter splitter from PS/2 to USB HDMI to DVI video adpter to plug in digital input of my LG monitor HDMI cable 4GB card installed with Wheezy ... |
09-Jan-2013 23:30:00 |
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Received the Raspberry Pi
Back to the introduction Today I have finally received the raspberry pi and its components by mail and I am preparing for the first step: creating an image of the wheezy raspbian distribution to copy on the memory card. This is the download site, and ... |
07-Jan-2013 21:04:00 |
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Email server on Raspberry PI: a seven steps guide
With this first post I start documenting, step by step, the process of setting up an email server based on a Raspberry Pi card, using open source email programs like Postfix, MailScanner, ClamAV , and SpamAssassin. The aim is to have a low power ... |
24-Dec-2012 20:49:00 |