Category: NAS

Sunny Setup Part 1

Neues Wochenende, neues Glück :-). Ich habe mittlerweile auch die anderen Betriebssysteme durch: FreeBSD: Obwohl dies einer meiner Favoriten war, werde ich nicht FreeBSD einsetzen. Die ZFS-Unterstützung ist teilweise noch erschreckend. Ohne angepassten Kernel gibt es wohl noch des öfteren Kernelpanics. Weiterhin scheint bei dem FreeBSD-Projekt selber nach einer Umstellung des Packet-Servers auf ZFS ein

Software Update

Ich hatte mittlerweile etwas Zeit, mich um eine allererste Softwareinstallation meines NAS-Systemes zu kümmern. Die Grundausstattung des Mainboards ist etwas mau. Es liegt eine CD (mit Treibern und PDF-Handbuch) bei, eine kleine Karte mit der Beschreibung des Lieferumfangs und ein IDE-Kabel. Die Kabel für die 4 Sata-Anschlüsse muss man sich dann erst noch kaufen. Was

Codename Sunny

I really had to wait a long time to get finally the first little part of my NAS-System. I recently received my ordered VIA mini-itx Mainboard. You can read more about this Hardware on the via homepage. Unfortunately i have currently no DDR2 RAM available. So i could only assemble it to an atx-case. Yes,

my very first (ehm… useful ?!?!) ruby script.

So concerning my first try of a web based zfs managment interface i will restart the project with some new conditions: 1. i will switch from the former language PHP to the – like everywhere told – dev-friendly language ruby. 2. i will first concentrate on just the basic functions. 3. i have to use

very first test with ruby camping :-)

I tried The Camping Short, Short Example for the ruby camping framework. #!ruby #!/usr/local/bin/ruby -rubygems require ‘camping’ Camping.goes :HomePage module HomePage::Controllers # The root slash shows the `index’ view. class Index < R ‘/’ def get render :index end end # Any other page name gets sent to the view # of the same name.

Installing ruby camping

Just a short one: After succeeding in installing ruby gems, i finally was able to install the ruby micro-framework camping. So ruby should just be used as a small administration web interface. In my eyes a rails aproach seems to be like breaking a fly on the wheel. Just easy as this:   root@sunny:~# gem

Install Gems (Ruby with zlib) on Nexenta (GnuSolaris) 1.01

Next in the row is the installation of the ruby gems package. So it should be easy… just following the instructions. So….. root@sunny:~# wget http://rubyforge.org/frs/download.php/38647/rubygems-1.2.0.zip root@sunny:~# unzip rubygems-1.2.0.zip root@sunny:~# cd rubygems-1.2.0 root@sunny:~# ruby setup.rb config ./lib/rubygems/spec_fetcher.rb:1:in `require’: no such file to load — zlib (LoadError) from ./lib/rubygems/spec_fetcher.rb:1 from ./lib/rubygems/source_index.rb:10:in `require’ from ./lib/rubygems/source_index.rb:10 from ./lib/rubygems.rb:767:in `require’

Install Ruby on Nexenta (GnuSolaris) 1.01

If you want to build your own small ruby script for administrating you Nexenta-Box, you normally just have to do a: root@sunny:~# apt-get install ruby Unfortunetally this Package seems to be broken: root@sunny:~# ruby -v ld.so.1: ruby1.8: fatal: libruby1.8.so.1: open failed: No such file or directory The needed lib libruby1.8.so.1 is not on its desired

FINALLY: Comments are working again

A friend of mine told me some minutes ago that the Comments function on this blog still produces some errors, when trying to post a comment. So i decided to stay with the spam and to disable the filter function until i have the time and the infos about the wordpress system to code my

ZFS Web-Based Management

During a crash of my virtual machine, i lost some of the update of my ZFS Web Interface. One of the few screenshots: I have a Backup of most of the system libs. But because i have not much time to continue the program at the moment, i put it here for free download. phpzft

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