Hallo dizorder, In welke kwaliteit gaan deze streams opgeslagen worden? 1080p met 30 fps en 24 bits stereo geluid in 48 kHz? of 420p met 10 fps en 8 bits mono geluid in 19 kHz... Allemaal van invloed op de disk i/o. Een class 10 SD van een gerenommeerd merk mag geen problemen geven. Test, test en re...

Hi Robert,

Als openelec je bevalt dan zal xbian [xbian.org] je zeker bevallen.

Die distributie kun je wel zelf beheren en dan is voldoende om je rpi een wlan accesspoint te maken.

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hi,

Kun je de Pi wel bereiken over het netwerk?
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Well, yes.

That is a solution.

I have done a bit of learning, no longer being able to rely on knowledge gained before, and found this:

http://wiki.debian.org/LSBInitScripts/D ... yBasedBoot

In Short: And add neorouter as a prerequisite for privoxy

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    update-rc.d -f privoxy defaults 25

thats not what it said in my example.
What are the results when you follow the example precisely?

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<snip>When I type update-rc.d -f privoxy defaults start 44 to change from 17, for example, it just changes back to 17 when I type ls -l /etc/rc?.d/*privoxy Remove privoxy first (it won't remove the script /etc/init.d/privoxy) # update-rc.d -f privoxy remove and add it again at the desired sequence ...

I have found the problem, though not the solution. Looking at the Privoxy log in var/log/privoxy there is a fatal error at boot time; Fatal error: can't bind to 10.0.0.5:8118: Cannot assign requested address I am running a VPN at that address which Privoxy cannot bind to. Any suggestions how to res...

Hi,

Om je verder te kunnen helpen is meer info nodig;
-Welk programma gebruik je om in te loggen?
-wellicht kun je de url geven van de site waar je op in wil loggen?

Alt:
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Apparently privoxy is not started through the runlevels.

Since you can run all that needs to be done is adding privoxy to the runlevel.
For that you need update-rc.d.

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Google for openssh+tunnel or execute the command "man ssh" while you are logged into the RPi or any linux box you may have.

Good luck!

You may want to have a look at $man 8 ssh

Let the PBX "call home" and setup a tunnel for you to use.

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