I'm currently using NTM to monitor internet usage. Unfortunately, it
includes ALL trafic through the wireless card, whether it's inside the
LAN or outside!
Is there any monitor available (preferably with visual display) that I
can set to monitor only network traffic that is outside my LAN?
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Hi Gordon,
You'll probably need a proxy to capture that info, perhaps look at 'squid' proxy
Bodsda
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Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2011 10:44:18
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Consider something like Ntop.
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On 16 February 2011 10:46, bod...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi Gordon,
You'll probably need a proxy to capture that info, perhaps look at 'squid'
proxy
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Hey everyone,
I've finally signed up to the mailing list and thought I'd say hi to
everyone... hi. :)
Suppose I should introduce myself, my name is Hassan Williamson, some of you
may know me from IRC as HazRPG or Haz, but Haz should suffice. :)
I'm a Cumbria lad, that's really into learning all
On Wed, 2011-02-16 at 10:55 +, Hassan Haz Williamson wrote:
I've finally signed up to the mailing list and thought I'd say hi to
everyone... hi. :)
Hi Haz. Good to see you. Welcome! Maybe you could take a look at what
the Advertising team is getting up to. You might be interested in
On 16/02/11 10:52, Jon Spriggs wrote:
Consider something like Ntop.
Wow! That is some app. Going to take me a while to work out how to use
THAT properly..
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Hi Barry,
Why thank you :). I'm having a quick browse of the website now, so I might
just do that.
Regards,
Haz
On 16 February 2011 11:23, Barry Drake bdr...@crosswire.org wrote:
Hi Haz. Good to see you. Welcome! Maybe you could take a look at what
the Advertising team is getting up to.
I sure you can tell from the subject where this is going :)
I'm particularly keen to find out what everyones preferred online
storage solution is and why, I ask because I am struggling to find one
suitable for Ubuntu, here's what I have tried;
- Ubuntu One (obviously)
The main issue with
On 16/02/11 11:36, Dave Hanson wrote:
I sure you can tell from the subject where this is going :)
I'm particularly keen to find out what everyones preferred online
storage solution is and why, I ask because I am struggling to find one
suitable for Ubuntu, here's what I have tried;
I'm very
With great power comes... erm, great complexity? :)
Basically, it's just a list of what's accessing and being accessed by your
NIC. You can filter stuff out from there, but to be fair, it's been a while
since I used it!
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On 16 February 2011 11:27, Gordon
On 16 February 2011 11:36, Dave Hanson d.han...@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
I'm particularly keen to find out what everyones preferred online storage
solution is and why,
Dropbox because it's cross platform, just works, is easy to install
and integrates with the shell on each machine. I use it on
On 16 February 2011 11:36, Dave Hanson d.han...@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
I sure you can tell from the subject where this is going :)
I'm particularly keen to find out what everyones preferred online storage
solution is and why, I ask because I am struggling to find one suitable for
Ubuntu,
Doh! Al, you beat me to it!
Dave, I use Dropbox too. Again, like Al said earlier main reason is because
I can sync up with various different O/S's and also my android phone. Web
interface is great too when you don't have access to any of your machines
(e.g. at a friends house, and wanted to show
On 16/02/11 11:36, Dave Hanson wrote:
I sure you can tell from the subject where this is going :)
I'm particularly keen to find out what everyones preferred online
storage solution is and why, I ask because I am struggling to find one
suitable for Ubuntu, here's what I have tried;
- Ubuntu
Wow, clearly I'm slow at typing _!
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My preference is Dropbox because of the multiple applications which
allow me to sync Ubuntu, Windows, Windows Mobile (do not use any more)
and Android with each other, along with the ability to create a custom
link to specific files for sharing out. With the Dropbox sync, all data
is encrypted in
On 16/02/11 11:45, Alan Pope wrote:
Dropbox because it's cross platform, just works, is easy to install
and integrates with the shell on each machine. I use it on Ubuntu,
Windows, OSX, iPhone, iPad and Android. Love it.
And if you sign up using this link we both get a bonus :D
On 16 February 2011 11:45, Alan Pope a...@popey.com wrote:
On 16 February 2011 11:36, Dave Hanson d.han...@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
I'm particularly keen to find out what everyones preferred online storage
solution is and why,
Dropbox because it's cross platform, just works, is easy to install
On 16 February 2011 11:56, Neil Greenwood neil.greenwood@gmail.com wrote:
P.S. does anyone know if the iPod/iPhone app copies everything to that
device? I've got a lot of files on Dropbox and I only want a couple on
my iPod...
It don't think it copies anything locally, but reads files as
On 16/02/11 11:45, ubuntu-uk-requ...@lists.ubuntu.com wrote:
1. A friendly hello... (Hassan Haz Williamson)
2. Re: A friendly hello... (Barry Drake)
3. Re: Network traffic monitor that only monitors
extra-LANtraffic? (Gordon Burgess-Parker)
4. Re: A friendly hello...
On 16 February 2011 11:36, Dave Hanson d.han...@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
So that concludes my (very) shortlist and my experiences, And as I say I'm
particularly keen to find out what everyones preferred online storage
solution is and why.
I swear by Dropbox. Apart from the initial 2GB storage,
On 16/02/11 12:05, Dave Hanson wrote:
@Al - Thanks for that it sounds like my cup of tea really, I'll give
your link a try ;) . (now don't shout for the daft question) but, I'm
sure I can run dropbox and spider oak along side each other with no
issues whilst I 'shop' around?
NP Dave. I have
On 16 February 2011 12:05, Dave Hanson d.han...@hotmail.co.uk wrote:
@Al - Thanks for that it sounds like my cup of tea really, I'll give your
link a try ;) . (now don't shout for the daft question) but, I'm sure I can
run dropbox and spider oak along side each other with no issues whilst I
Hi there Someone (was it you Alan C?) suggested TestDrive as an
easy way of doing regular tests on the Alpha Natty. I've been trying
TestDrive with VirtualBox as the engine. Nice idea! BUT, behaviour is
very different from running a CD. At the moment, I have the well
reported problem
Just to let you know, I'm already up and running, already uploaded 50%
(just under 2gb of stuff) and already loving it.
-- DOUBLE THUMBS UP --
Thanks Again Everyone, It's a brilliant recommendation.
P.S - Doesn't it integrate well with Ubuntu, I wasn't expecting that!
smime.p7s
On 16 February 2011 12:22, Barry Drake bdr...@crosswire.org wrote:
Hi there Someone (was it you Alan C?) suggested TestDrive as an
easy way of doing regular tests on the Alpha Natty.
If it weren't for the fact that Natty needs 3D for the Unity desktop,
which you won't get out of the box
@Neil, It only downloads the files as you select them. However I don't think
it permanently stays on your device - it sort of gets cached on access and
then purged away after x days I think. I usually use an file explorer of
some sort and move them to a more permanent location if needed.
@Dave,
On 16/02/11 12:23, Dave Hanson wrote:
Just to let you know, I'm already up and running, already uploaded 50%
(just under 2gb of stuff) and already loving it.
-- DOUBLE THUMBS UP --
Thanks Again Everyone, It's a brilliant recommendation.
P.S - Doesn't it integrate well with Ubuntu, I wasn't
@Dave, Hehe, enjoy :). As you can probably tell, a majority of us have been
for a while. I don't think we'd all suggest it if it didn't integrate nicely
into ubuntu. :P
Regards,
Haz
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@Gordon, I think he has. :P
Regards,
Haz
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On 16/02/11 12:31, Hassan Haz Williamson wrote:
@Gordon, I think he has. :P
Regards,
Haz
I was asking him what service he chose to use
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On 16/02/11 12:29, ubuntu-uk-requ...@lists.ubuntu.com wrote:
On 16/02/11 12:23, Dave Hanson wrote:
Just to let you know, I'm already up and running, already uploaded 50%
(just under 2gb of stuff) and already loving it.
-- DOUBLE THUMBS UP --
Thanks Again Everyone, It's a brilliant
@Gordon, I think he's gone with Dropbox. Considering someone in IRC just
said they got more space now. :P
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On 16 February 2011 12:41, Hassan Haz Williamson h...@hazrpg.co.uk wrote:
@Gordon, I think he's gone with Dropbox. Considering someone in IRC just
said they got more space now. :P
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I run Spideroak and dropbox together they work well. I use spideroak
for specific folders and dropbox for selected files and transferring
to my cheapo tablet
Steve
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I'm the same, I use drop box to sync files between my laptop desktop and
android and use spideroak to back up my systems..
On 16 Feb 2011 16:53, Steve Fisher xirco...@gmail.com wrote:
I run Spideroak and dropbox together they work well. I use spideroak
for specific folders and dropbox for
For long term storage, Crashplan is one to have a look at. Dropbox is my choice
for 'everyday' short-term use.
Dan
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From: Bill Cumming bi...@s0l-uk.com
To: UK Ubuntu Talk ubuntu-uk@lists.ubuntu.com
Subject: [ubuntu-uk] Preferred online storage
On 16 February 2011 12:25, Alan Pope a...@popey.com wrote:
Due to the VirtualBox extensions not being present. Have you tried
doing the install inside virtualbox and then adding the extensions,
then rebooting the VM?
The other day I downloaded the latest VirtualBox, and tried Natty. I
did not
On 16/02/11 19:07, Philip Stubbs wrote:
On 16 February 2011 12:25, Alan Popea...@popey.com wrote:
Due to the VirtualBox extensions not being present. Have you tried
doing the install inside virtualbox and then adding the extensions,
then rebooting the VM?
The other day I downloaded the latest
On 16 February 2011 19:39, Alan Bell
alan.b...@theopenlearningcentre.com wrote:
On 16/02/11 19:07, Philip Stubbs wrote:
On 16 February 2011 12:25, Alan Popea...@popey.com wrote:
Due to the VirtualBox extensions not being present. Have you tried
doing the install inside virtualbox and then
On 16/02/11 19:45, Philip Stubbs wrote:
I was trying VirtualBox 4.0.2 on a 64 bit Windows host. I was at work
and only mildly curious so did not spend too much time working out
what was wrong. Can you please let me know what version you are using,
as I may want to try and run it at home on a
Hi,
I use Humyo .. 5GB of data and 5GB of media... all for free :D Sadly, no
longer avaialble for new users. But, as ever... I had a plan 'B' --
http://www.adrive.com/static/storageplans_basic They offer 50GB for free :D
Regards,
Phill.
On 16 February 2011 17:16, d...@fishms.org
Just to follow up the recent thread - I guess some but not all of us may
have come across this:
http://www.infoworld.com/d/applications/open-office-dilemma-openofficeorg-vs-libreoffice-716
mac
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I would like to set up a small web server to host my own web site;
I have followed the tutorials and installed Ubuntu server. This was quite easy
to do, the hard part is what comes next.
Can any one point me in the direction of a tutorial that shows me how to add my
web pages, configure the
Hiyas John,
follow what bodhi has to say on
http://ubuntuforums.org/forumdisplay.php?f=338
He says he's not a security expert yeah, right... he charges companies a
lot of money for consultancy, he's an awesome guy.
Regards,
Phill.
On 17 February 2011 06:55, John Davis davi...@wanadoo.fr
Hi John,
Apache stores its webroot here '/var/www/'
Just create a web page named index.html and put it in that directory
By configuring the ports, I guess you mean you are hosting the web page on your
home pc - you'll need to log onto your router and forward port 80 to your pc's
IP address,
On 17 February 2011 07:08, bod...@googlemail.com wrote:
An email address would need to be provided by the people who you buy the
domain name from - 123reg are a good start
That's not strictly true... if you run a mail server on your home PC it's
just a case of ensuring that the MX record is
Nice to know cheers - I guess I'll look into that and stop paying 123reg for my
emails
Bodsda
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From: Sean Miller s...@seanmiller.net
Date: Thu, 17 Feb 2011 07:11:02
To: bod...@googlemail.com; UK Ubuntu
Always use tasksel for installing things like LAMP, Mail Servers (Unless you
want a really hardened one), cloud servers set.
Regards,
Phill.
On 17 February 2011 07:11, Sean Miller s...@seanmiller.net wrote:
On 17 February 2011 07:08, bod...@googlemail.com wrote:
An email address would need
On 17 February 2011 07:15, bod...@googlemail.com wrote:
Nice to know cheers - I guess I'll look into that and stop paying 123reg
for my emails
Also check what your ISP does: for example, O2's basic plan prevents you
from using any mail servers but their own.
Having said that, if you have
Google Apps is, indeed, very useful in this regard. I hadn't mentioned that
because I thought the project was to set up not only httpd but also mail.
Yes, I use Google Apps for seanmiller.net (ie. what I'm using here) and it
saves a lot of hassle.
See
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