I second the Open VPN approach, if you can spare a box of any sort for a
serious firewall, look at pfsense.org it was really easy to set up and has some
other additions that kicks the ass out of my old Cisco PIX Firewall (and the
newer ASA).
Stuff like:
Failover WAN
Traffic Shaping
Traffic
Also check out the Mikrotik routers - the 450G works great, and supports
hosting OpenVPN, L2TP and IPsec based VPN services on the same router.
Complete solution for about £80.
Cheers,
James Harrison
On 26/11/12 10:05, Wayne Merricks wrote:
I second the Open VPN approach, if you can spare a
On Sun, 25 Nov 2012, James Harrison wrote:
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Best approach is not to use passwords - SSH keys are simple to set up
and you can disable password authentication in sshd, which makes your
system practically uncrackable.
Unless, of course, someone
On Nov 26, 2012, at 06:47 33, Rob Landry wrote:
Unless, of course, someone gets control of a laptop or other computer that
has the key on it.
That's what strong passphrases are for -- assuming users actually utilize such.
At the end of the day, social engineering is still the biggest
We've been using heartbeat and drbd for exactly this type of topology
for about 5 years now, no issues.
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Radio Free Asia
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Hi all,
I'm a relatively new engineer here and am trying to upgrade our
workstations to fresh installations of Ubuntu 12.04 and Rivendell 2.2.0. We
have AudioScience cards and currently have AudioScience HPI 4.10.15 drivers
installed. Ubuntu reports the driver as installed and active, but not
On Nov 26, 2012, at 10:03 47, Joe Makowski (RIT Student) wrote:
I'm a relatively new engineer here and am trying to upgrade our workstations
to fresh installations of Ubuntu 12.04 and Rivendell 2.2.0. We have
AudioScience cards and currently have AudioScience HPI 4.10.15 drivers
installed.
What is the command generated through the GUI?
Also this doesn't tell me what is broken or how to fix it. the gui used
to work...
thanks.
Nathaniel C. Steele
Assistant Chief Engineer/Technical Director
WTRM-FM / TheCrossFM
On 11/19/2012 5:55 PM, Alessio Elmi wrote:
Hi, try to append
I've never used an ASI card so forgive me if this is just a stupid suggestion,
have you tried looking at rdalsaconfig and making sure the ASI card is the
active device?
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From: rivendell-dev-boun...@lists.rivendellaudio.org on behalf of Fred Gleason
Sent: Mon
Hi Nathan,
I think the MySQL user you're trying to backup with has no LOCK TABLES
privileges (that's what it tells you).
Solutions are:
- You give those rights to the user under which you run the backup. If
it has LOCK TALBES, it may be that the user can't have permissions
outside 'localhost'
On 26 November 2012 14:37, John Penovich penovi...@rfa.org wrote:
We've been using heartbeat and drbd for exactly this type of topology
for about 5 years now, no issues.
Ah, good stuff - many answers to problems I don't have ;)
Can anyone help with my multiple studio question?
Steve.
P.S.
Whilst I'm a linux guy, I have very little to do with X windows as
virtually all my kit is headless.
The studio playout PC is running debian wheezy. Can anyone recommend a
suitable windows manager? If it makes any difference I'm running with two
touch screen displays.
This is only for playout,
Fluxbox is a proven, very lightweight window manager that is somewhat
easily extensible.
OTOH, we at our radio run a full-fledged XFCE4 desktop, because that
machine is also used as a general purpose computer for the jockeys
(browser, file explorer...).
On 26 November 2012 16:21, Rivendell Steve
On Monday 26 November 2012 04:21:29 pm Rivendell Steve wrote:
The studio playout PC is running debian wheezy. Can anyone recommend a
suitable windows manager? If it makes any difference I'm running with two
touch screen displays.
This is only for playout, there's a seperate PC for email,
On 26 November 2012 21:43, Cowboy c...@cwf1.com wrote:
On Monday 26 November 2012 04:21:29 pm Rivendell Steve wrote:
The studio playout PC is running debian wheezy. Can anyone recommend a
suitable windows manager? If it makes any difference I'm running with two
touch screen displays.
On 26 November 2012 10:05, Wayne Merricks waynemerri...@thevoiceasia.comwrote:
I second the Open VPN approach, if you can spare a box of any sort for a
serious firewall, look at pfsense.org it was really easy to set up and
has some other additions that kicks the ass out of my old Cisco PIX
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