kw707 : Downloading Torrents from anywhere.
Dec 15This week we teach you the art of downloading. Wiseguy Daniel Messer tells you all about how to use the Piratbay browser to anonymise your traffic through the TOR network, circumventing censorship, nosy ISP’s and even our lovely friends over at the NSA. After this insightful tutorial on using this ‘portable app’ its my turn to tell you about “Transmission”, A simple client to download torrent files, with a twist. We show you how to set it up, use it AND control it from just about anywhere. Ever been on your smartphone an thought .. Damn, I wish I could download this torrent back home ? We teach you how to use Transmission from anywhere on any device equipped with a browser. (Even from your phone). Stay tuned till the end because we have a special holiday-cheer announcement for a very special member of the Knightwise.com community.
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kw405 : Nas4free as your cross-platform network filehub.
Dec 04We get technical this week with a great open source and free network attached filestorage solution called NAS4FREE. After running down the list of things it can do we show you how to tweak into the core of your cross-platform filesharing world, enabling you to use it as a central filehub for all of your devices and from all of your locations. We top it off with some information on how to virtualise the whole solution and give you a spot of music from Planet Boelex’s new track ‘Refurbished’ all of that and more on Kw405.
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Kc305 : "Running your own home Linux Server".
Jun 14In this episode we give you some ideas and possibilities when it comes to building your own home Linux server. While putting an old clunker back to good use or using a VM, we give you tips and tricks on using the command line, CLI applications, web based interfaces remote desktop sessions or even terminal servers. Let technology work for you and build your own home linux server with this podcast as your loyal companion.
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- What hardware to choose.
- What to consider.
- Installation
- Start out with ubuntu server install
- Set static ip and DNS.
- Choose packages
- Services
- Ssh
- Samba
- MiniDLNA.
- Dhcp. Dns etc.
- Command line applications
- Web based interfaces
- Webmin
- Owncloud
- Apache
- Transmission
- Vuze
- Jdownloader
- Graphical user interface
- Choose your graphical desktop
- Lxde
- Xfce
- Gnome shell
- Unity
- Hook it up to a screen
- Use it as a workstation
- Hook it up to your tv
- Install xbmc
- X-forwarding
- Free nx
- Choose your graphical desktop
- Automating
- Automate scripts with cron
- Signoff
