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2008, February 3 - 05:33 — müzso
FreeNAS sounds like the perfect tool for a home storage+download server. Smiling Since it's based on m0n0wall (which is written in PHP) I suppose I could install TorrentFlux into it. So here's the deal: get a low-power x86 system (eg. a thin client or some embedded, all-in-one motherboard in a small case) and plug some external HDD(s) into it, install FreeNAS and TorrentFlux and you've got a decent file and torrent server for home. Smiling

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2008, February 3 - 10:09 — airwin

For me NAS is equivalent to

For me NAS is equivalent to X4500 (the same in hungarian) 48 SATA disks in one machine, available with 500GB HDDs - thats 48TB! ^_^

2008, February 3 - 12:31 — müzso

Re: For me NAS is equivalent to

Hmm ... if I had to choose between a new car and this fancy NAS unit (starting from a price of 24000$), I'm sure I'd pick the right one. Laughing out loud

2008, April 27 - 16:29 — Mozso (not verified)

Install Freenas with Torrentflux

Has anybody done it yet? Install TorrentFlux onto FreeNas?

2008, April 29 - 09:28 — müzso

Re: Install Freenas with Torrentflux

Noop, not yet.

2008, July 11 - 13:36 — Anonymous (not verified)

Torrentflux + FreeNAS

Have you found out more on how to combine TorrentFlux and FreeNAS? That would be the perfect closet server combo.

2008, July 12 - 03:28 — müzso

Re: Torrentflux + FreeNAS

No, not yet. Actually I didn't try. Since my WD My Book II started to work reliably with my Mac (after I've installed Leopard from scratch), my plans to get an external storage server (a small and quiet unit running eg. FreeNAS + TorrentFlux) have lost a lot in priority.

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