Difference between revisions of "ETH1"
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Amahi runs best with eth0, since it's the default option. Running with eth1 may not work for all apps, etc. | Amahi runs best with eth0, since it's the default option. Running with eth1 may not work for all apps, etc. | ||
Revision as of 23:35, 16 April 2011
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Amahi runs best with eth0, since it's the default option. Running with eth1 may not work for all apps, etc.
However, here is how to run an HDA with eth1
- Edit /etc/hdactl.conf and set DEVICE=eth1
- Change /etc/openvpn/openvpn-startup (line 5)
If you install an app like ushare:
- Change /var/hda/apps/ushare/ushare.conf (line 13)
If you install darkstat:
- Change amahi-darkstat.initscript
Note that any change to /usr/bin/hdactl will be removed each time the hdactl RPM package is updated (when Amahi is updated), which means you'll need to re-do the above edit each time Amahi is updated.
For advanced users, you can have more complex Network customizations.
