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Thanks,
This is the newest one after I downloded the updates and ran the installer.
ssmtp_2.62.orig.tar.gz installation:
The C compiler has not been installed. ssmtp compile not possible
ssmtp_2.62.orig.tar.gz apparently did not install properly, /usr/local/etc/ssmtp/ssmtp.conf does not exist.
I'm running a "Rebuilding Parity" right now and my machine is acting a little wonky so I'll give it another try in the morning.
However thank you for jumping on that so quick I am really grateful.
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Weird thing is when I look in the /boot/packages I see ssmtp_2.61.orig.tar.gz sitting there. I guess I'm a bit confused.
Of course as a test I had test to see if it was actually installed. I looked through a few of these pages and found this.
echo -e "Subject: a test\n\nThis is the email body." | ssmtp -d root
which of course gave me this message.
-bash: ssmtp: command not found
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Trying to download/install the mail and ssmtp and I get this message from the package manager.
(MD5 of existing downloaded file NOT matched - download may be corrupted or download URL no longer valid.)
Not Found
The requested URL /debian/pool/main/s/ssmtp/ssmtp_2.61.orig.tar.gz was not found on this server.
I found ssmtp_2.61.orig.tar.gz on that same server, but honestly I don't know what works best or how to change the package installer to say "lets install that one instead."
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Thanks guys. As soon as my preclear_disk is done I'll check out the Bios. Brand new board and setup so I'm bound to find things out of wack until I get it all setup right.
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Your welcome, just remember if you are running this on the drive mentioned in the topic it took me around 36hours to do one 2TB drive. Thats why I mentioned running it in console. Also if you need to access your console you can switch to another terminal by using the <ALT+F2> and of course <ALT+F1> to get back again, which of course would allow you to run it on more than one drive at a time or do other things locally on that machine.
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Is your motherboard USB 3.0 certified? Even if you pickup a USB 3.0 memory stick its not going to run at full speed unless your motherboard can support it.
As for unRAID being USB 3.0 I wouldn't personally know.
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http://lime-technology.com/forum/index.php?topic=2817.0
Its all pretty much discribed in this thread.
I personally would run it directly from console that way you can use your other PC without worrying about shutting it down and you can use the server monitor anytime to monitor its progress.
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I noticed the same thing last night running my BioStar 760g. I have 5 ports filled with Sata drives and it just happens that my 5th Sata which I belive to be one of the first generation Sata because of the Molex power connector is showing up as hda opposed to sde
I'm glad somebody asked this question because honestly I thought it was because of the older style Sata, but it still a Sata.
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I've never had any good luck using Ember for TV episodes, but never tried it in unRAID. What I do use is Media Info Plus for my TV shows. I even have it running in command line.
http://forum.xbmc.org/showthread.php?t=47071
I have TheRenamer copy my episode into a folder of my choosing, which of course it creates the Show name folder, season, then the episodefile.avi.
I then have a command line thing I wrote in windows that will move that folder struture into my TV show folder and then launch a command line version of MIP.
Why that extra step? I want to make sure the episode isn't a dupe or that the file is named the way I want it before I drop it into its final location.
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Cant say much for the gear, but Heya from Freeboxjukebox.
Nice case to start with I might add. -
I know Seagate was talking about releasing a 3TB sometime this year. Maybe its that time.
Says the unit is 4.88" wide.
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Maybe two releases? One that supports without the jumper and one that is jumpered.
I know from experience how much of a pain in the butt it is to maintain two releases thou.
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Joe's preclear script does a lot more than just write zeros to the drive. To just write zeros to a 2TB drive I would expect to take 7-10 hours.
I hope you don't think I said that. I said it had "0 errors" and it did it in 35 hours. Just from looking through some of the code it looks like it beats the drive up something good, which I'm a big fan of so I know my drive can be trusted more since it has been stressed some.
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I just did a preclear on one of these drives with the jumper in place and it showed 0 errors before and after the preclear. I couldn't tell you anything about speed since I have loaded it up in an active environment since some of my parts are not hear as of yet. I can tell you it took around 35 or 36 hours to preclear 2TB and man was it every quite spinning. I do recall seeing it reading at 90Mbs and at one time around 57Mbs in a P4 3.ghz with 1gigram.
I'm not sure if its the newer model or not, since well I had no idea there was a newer model. I did pick it up a few days ago before NewEgg decided to have a sale. Of course.
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Yeah I'm building the suggested budget box. Everything, but the Motherboard and case has arrived, but that hasn't stoped me from preclearing my cache drive.
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yeah I'm a big fan of
Find transformers
Would it have to be an exact search or could you use wildcards?
find transformers*
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You can get the bookmarks mod from simplemachines.org I use it on my site because it makes finding your favorite's really easy. I constantly find good tech, but well loose it sometimes because either I forget to create a bookmark in my favorites of my browser or I just think I'll get to that and forget and loose what I wanted to save.
Here is a description
http://custom.simplemachines.org/mods/index.php?mod=864
A simple mod that allows users to easily keep track of their favourite topics.
Features:
* One-click adding of bookmarks
* User friendly interface for managing bookmarks
* Automatically delete bookmarks when the topic they link to is deleted.
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I would. I have the latest and it worked right off the bat. I think the only problem I had at first is when I tried http://tower it didn't like it until I typed ifconfig grabbed my ip and then http://192.168.1.215 then it worked every time afterwords even http://tower
However even though you tried your ip it didn't work, which is odd. I just know they fixed things and 4.5 is supposed to be the shinniest penny on the block.
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The only reason I mentioned browser is I see unRAID going farther and farther into the use of the browser, which easy translates into a simpler using device and of course translates into a more attractive device to future users.
Users like myself that have used Linux/BSD on and off for the last 10 or so years would understand it and use it as long as of course they can remember all the switches since sometimes querying a sql server could get long depending on access permissions and complexity of the search.
Of course in the old days I would of just used the "locate" or "find" command and wait and pray something came up. Depending on the build of course you would often get the command not found or get told that the database has not yet been built.
I think its really cool what your attempting and think in any form it would be a good addition.
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Gotcha. I'm only a week or so old here.
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Well when I priced them last they where 199, but then again that was heck I don't know a year or so. LOL
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Ignore my post he was faster and his looks more accurate.
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There should be a sleep at least I think it was called sleep, but anyways you can change it in one of the config files. Don't ask me which one because that was forever ago that I remember tinkering with that.
Found this doing a search in some of the linux forums
May or may not be of any use but, in
/etc/rc,d/rc.M
I replace "/bin/setterm -blank 15 -powersave powerdown -powerdown 60"
with "/bin/setterm -blank 0"
unMENU 1.5 ... now available for download.
in User Customizations
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Joe L.
Thanks your help got it working just fine. It was kinda confusing because there wasn't anything plainly spelled out, but none the less you got me covered just fine and I thank you for that.