Posde , but how? This is a new installation LinuxMCE newer saw the disk before.
would it be listed under devices then?

BR Stefan

I think I have the same problem as Jamo had.

I had an old 1004 20120508033925950 installation with a 500GB Sata disk partioned into / 100GB Swap 5Gb and rest for a data partition, the root user (or what it is called) was "linuxmce", filled up the disk with data and could use it well.

Later I bought a solid state disk, removed the old 500 GB disk, and installed again from the DVD, user this timed was "lmce".
a few weeks later I installed the and repartioned the 500 GB using gparted to only hold one data partition.
Booted up LinuxMCE, but LinuxMCE did not see the disk even after many(10 maybe) reboots and reloads, so I fired up X on the Headless installation, and there from dolphin I can see the disk, and when I try to access it I am being asked for a password and if I enter correct password for user "lmce" (note both user have different password) I can access the disk, but LinuxMCE still does not see it.

can this be same issue?

BR Stefan

Hi,

Question, I get "hum" over HDMI sometimes after stopping music or video, feels like a software problem.

anyone else have the same experience?



BR Stefan

Yes POSDE I will be quiet for a while now

Oh I am sorry it should have been "cat /dev/video*" and it should give something like /dev/video0

BR Stefan

I am no expert, but I am trying to understand webcam under 1004.

what does cat /dev/videox say?


BR Stefan

Hi Brononi,

I now very little about SIP but there is a common pattern in the Dst in row 7 & 8
0001520173882639
xx00020173882639

can that be some one trying to dial with different area or coutry codes?

do you recognize the IP adress in row 9 & 10 178.11...

BR Stefan

Motion has a streaming functionality where you can open a browser to 192.168.80.1:8000 (increase 1 for each camera)
this feature  is enabled in Linuxmce(0810).

check the motion config files and also site lavrsen.dk/foswiki/bin/view/Motion/WebHome

/etc/motion/thread0.conf will show setting

BR Stefan

I am not correct person to answer but remember seeing this:
http://forum.linuxmce.org/index.php/topic,11328.75.html

BR Stefan

Thank you Claudio i will see if I understand.

Best Regards Stefan

Hi ,

I am a bit confused over how to compile the http request, I am comparing with the Panasonic IP Camera but I am not sure of how the 192.168.1.201/forms.htm?led1=1
would fit in.

please advice me.


thanks Stefan

Fibres,

loggs found at Web admin - Advanced - configuration - Phones setup - (FreePBX) - Reports

Purps,

I have looked at my freepbx log and I found that one of my extensions was used, it had a weak password ( I expected that the firewall was closed so it would not matter) learned a lesson but are there more pit falls?

You said you had just the line and trunk, is the "line" an extension? had it also a weak password?


Regards Stefan

Hi Purps,

The same thing happened to me, the prepaid account was used by, as it seems many users, calling different countries.
I tried to figure out what kind of numbers that where called, and most of the was "demo" subscriptions for testing VOIP.

I thought that one had to open the firewall if someone external should be able to call via LinuxMCE? and in that case the
the person using my account would have to go via the provider, how can they then use my account when LinuxMCE already is
 registered with the provider?

when the sip client is registering with the provider, is the userid and password encrypted or plain text?

I asked for a new password for the account and the new one was much longer.

anyway, i asked the provider if I could see the log of IP addresses using my account, they informed me that I had to file
 a report to the police, and that the police the would then contact the provider to investigate, been waiting since July.

Regards Stefan

Installing from behind a proxy is not easy, I have tried a couple of times, but always failed.

even if you have the proxy settings for http and ftp other scripts might not know the way out, as of what I know.


BR Stefan