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#1 2009-04-13 16:54:17
- Mr Green
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NAS server based on Arch [Solved]
What is the mileage in running Arch as a NAS server? have tried FreeNAS but it does not like my new hardware
Openfiler sounds good but I have not tried it yet...
Would there be any mileage in creating an ArchNAS? if so would anyone be interested in using it?
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#2 2009-04-14 01:20:43
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Re: NAS server based on Arch [Solved]
I'm using Arch for my 'NAS', which was previously a FreeNAS box. Works lovely, plus I can do more than just NAS (http and dns mainly).
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#3 2009-04-14 05:14:00
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Re: NAS server based on Arch [Solved]
Do you use a web based control panel in the same way as FreeNAS does or just ssh in to do your thing ?
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#4 2009-04-14 05:20:04
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Re: NAS server based on Arch [Solved]
Do you use a web based control panel in the same way as FreeNAS does or just ssh in to do your thing ?
Option b) cuz I'm a nerd. 
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#5 2009-04-14 05:42:19
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Re: NAS server based on Arch [Solved]
ArchNAS there is no point you create from Arch what you want that is its beauty
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