I recently upgraded my DSL service at home, and (un)fortunately, it's faster than my old Linksys router could handle. I really miss the Tomato firmware I had flashed on that, but have managed to come accross a hidden administration page on the new Q1000 that covers a large majority of things that I thought I lost.
Check out the http://192.168.0.1/main.html (or whatever your modem's IP is).
Most Important to me are the DHCP reservations and Dynamic DNS. There's also a QOS page from here, but I haven't spent any time playing with it.
The project page has been updated so projects now point to my hosting on bitbucket.org. Additionally, there is a new link for "Jenkins - CI" - This is my (currently empty) continuous integration server.
The project pages for my Trac hosted projects are broken. I migrated to a different issue tracking system and will be updating their corresponding pages over the next few weeks.
Welcome to the new design, now hosted with Concrete5 CMS. Everything has been migrated over from Joomla, so enjoy!
I got a new domain for my home server - http://jessebowes.net.
This is a followup to this post. It seems there's a more graceful option to reboot the server when there are problems.
These instructions are for debian
Here's a bash script I'm using on my server to restart the server in the event network goes down. I set this up because during a large file transfer through Samba, the server's network stopped responding. To be on the safe side, i'm doing a full restart.
I'm doing this mainly for myself so I can replicate what I did in the future. It's pretty straight forward but a simple misconfiguration made it so the internet couldn't see my server.
Changes are coming in the next month or so. I'm pretty excited!
So, I've got this great domain setup, but it seemed to be lacking one thing. I wanted to give my personal server a URL within the Jessebowes.com domain. After a lot of playing around, I found it to be really easy to do.
Here's how to set it up so that you can access your personal server through subdomain.domain.com