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femindharamshi10

my isp gives only internal ips starting with 172 so to access it remotely i use weaved. i wanted to ask that, if my pi working on wifi drops the wifi for some reason so for that time the weaved wont work, but when it reconnects, will weaved automatically start ? and i have attached a service at port...

femindharamshi10

Hi femindharamshi10, You changed all rights of your complete Raspbian installation recursively with -R starting from the route directory \. I would say the best was to get your Pi running you need to re-install everything. ByteYourLife cant do it without it ? it would take too long for me to set it...

femindharamshi10

just for experimenting i did
sudo chmod 777 -R /

then suddenly after a minute i lost the ssh connection and now when i do
ssh pi@192.168.0.98 it says connection reset by peer

what happend ?

femindharamshi10

chrisoh wrote:What's the output if you run these two commands:
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cd /var/www/html
ls -al

the output is :

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total 12
drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 Feb  7 18:32 .
drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 Feb  6 18:57 ..
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root   80 Feb  7 18:33 index.php

femindharamshi10

Did you install libapache2-mod-php5 as the instructions said? You might also need to restart Apache after that. It should be restarted automatically, but I think I've seen at least one case where it didn't happen. [edit] Ok, I just tried following those instructions with a fresh Jessie Lite install...

femindharamshi10

https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/remote-access/web-server/apache.md i followed this guide and 192.168.0.X works... even the index.html works even editing it works then i removed index.html and created index.php entered the following code <?php echo "Femin"; ?> which gives no output then i ...

femindharamshi10

femindharamshi10, ...just explain step by step how to do it.... So demanding. Does not inspire one to want to help. You are going to need to: 1) Set up a RAID system that uses many disks as one. https://raid.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/Linux_Raid or 2) Use the Logical Volume Manager (LVM) https://en....

femindharamshi10

mikerr wrote:Yes - but speedwise you'll still be limited by usb ~35meg/sec

doesnt matter... just explain step by step how to do it... i dont mind the speed

femindharamshi10

can i connect 4 8gb pen drives to my raspberry pi and use it as a single 4*8=32gb drive?
and it must work as if it is a single drive only..... ?

THanx

femindharamshi10

deluge doesnt limit the speed using the speed limit i have limited the speed to 400Kbps but it still goes to 876 kbps... http://i.imgur.com/DICmSnq.png?1 http://i.imgur.com/DICmSnq.png?1 i dont like transmission daemon so i use deluged... what should i do ? any editing on config files required ? i a...

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Can i use This Sata and Sata Power To Usb Cable : http://www.amazon.in/ADMI-USB-2-0-SATA-Adapter/dp/B019Q917JS?tag=googinhydr18418-21&tag=googinkenshoo-21&ascsubtag=21c4e694-b726-4275-b0b3-6846ec875759 : To connect my 60gb fujitsu 2.5" hdd (sata) in a Pc externally where i would connect one usb into...

femindharamshi10

so if i take a 160 gb sata hdd, partion it into two, 80gb ntfs and 80gb ext4 and install windows in the 80gb and use 80gb for pi then will it work ? Your Raspberry Pi running Linux can mount both 80GB partitions, Windows (without additional software) can only mount the NTFS partition. If i buy a sa...

femindharamshi10

Yeah, well, I cannot imagine why anyone is using NTFS on a Linux machine. It might be very useful to salvage data from some disks from some legacy OS I guess. The usual reason is for an external disk that is shared between a Linux system and another OS that won't read Linux file systems. so if i ta...

femindharamshi10

As we know, we can use a regular samsung adapter to power a external seagate hdd. can we use the same samsung (mobile phone(android)) adaptor to power a external hdd (sata) rather than buying new power supply adapter? (using a adapter like : http://www.amazon.in/Cable-Hunter-USB-2-0-Converter/dp/B01...

femindharamshi10

NTFS is the only easy option then. It does slow transfers down with a Pi as NTFS support is all handled by the CPU via a software driver with no hardware acceleration. That's not necessarily a problem though as I have the same kind of setup here for the same reason, and Full-HD movies still play gl...

femindharamshi10

GTR2Fan wrote:Ext4 unless you have a specific need to connect the drive directly to a Windows PC for any reason.

ya regularly i will keep connecting it to my mac and windows and raspi... so ext4 or ntfs ? also suggest me a good and cheap sata and sata power to usb converter (2 in 1)

femindharamshi10

The device is sda, the partitions will be sda1, sda2, etc. Each partition will have to have it's own mount folder. So you could mount sda1 to /media/HDD1, and mount sda2 to /media/HDD2 how do i recognise which partition is which ? if i buy a SATA 160 gb internal hdd and use a usb converter to attac...

femindharamshi10

when i connect my ntfs externally powered HDD it works perfectly with sudo mount -o /dev/sda2 /media/HDD so if my hdd has two partitions, so both partitions will be in /dev/sda2 or both will be different ? and if we mount in /media/HDD so will it have two different folders for two different partitio...

femindharamshi10

With an "Internet" address of 172.16.xxx.xxx (as in your photo) there isn't a cat in hell's chance of getting traditional port forwarding working. You will need to use a reverse proxy like Weaved. and why isnt a change of getting traditional port forwarding working and how do i do that ? i am total...

femindharamshi10

With an "Internet" address of 172.16.xxx.xxx (as in your photo) there isn't a cat in hell's chance of getting traditional port forwarding working. You will need to use a reverse proxy like Weaved. and why isnt a change of getting traditional port forwarding working and how do i do that ? i am total...

femindharamshi10

Your router has two interfaces. One is the wide area network (WAN) which is your public IP address. The other is your local area network and is typically 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.1.254 (depending on make, model and firmware). Your router's LAN address is the gateway address for every machine that's c...

femindharamshi10

okay so what exactly my problem is, portchecktool.com shows a particular external ip for my network which other websites also do (like noip.com) according to few forums, if you have transmission then you need to port forward 9091 so that you can access it remotely but, now, lets say portchecktool.co...

femindharamshi10

portcheckingtool.com shows one ip which doesnt work
but my router shows me another ip which works but, no-ip doesnt work with it. so whats the problem ?

femindharamshi10

Hello! My name is Hailee and I work for No-IP, I think I can help answer your question. The first step will be port forwarding your router and opening port 9091 and 8000. If you have already done so you can check when you are at the location by going to http://www.portchecktool.com and test to see ...

femindharamshi10

okay i am totall noob here. i have transmission at port 9091 and seafile at 8000 so if i want to access this remotely (outside local network) how should i do this i forwarded the ports in my router but which external ip i have to use (routers external ip or raspberry's external ip) ? then i dont kno...

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