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* [http://openlayers.org OpenLayers] | * [http://openlayers.org OpenLayers] | ||
* Allow data upload to home folder, then run my custom indexing scripts | * Allow data upload to home folder, then run my custom indexing scripts | ||
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| + | Some systems don't support OpenVPN but rather want '''IPSec'''-based VPN. | ||
| + | * It might be worth investigating the use of [http://www.freeswan.org/freeswan_trees/CURRENT-TREE/doc/quickstart.html FreeS/WAN] VPN architecture. Wouldn't it be cool to support '''BOTH with Amahi'''! Then I assume a large swath of potential enterprise software would connect to it (including my phone!). | ||
Revision as of 21:41, 10 September 2008
I started using and testing Amahi in Sept. 09 - starting with helping to test Fedora 9. Enough about that.. I'm using this page to keep bookmarks for related technology I'm looking at trying to use with Amahi. Or just fun looking stuff that would be cool to do with it.
Networking & Backups
PBA backups don't seem possible with default Mac OS X 10.x BIOS, so maybe running Netboot server on HDA would help somehow. Probably not helpful with backups, but at least letting, say, a Macbook network boot would be really cool.
- Mac OS X BSDP Service using a GNU/Linux Server
- Etherboot howtos
- system rescue cd might be able to boot it, then let PBA take over
- I also wonder if some sort of VM could be run on any client and that would help run some more complex rsync incrementals.. hmm
Mapping Applications
Some simple clients apps:
- OpenLayers
- Allow data upload to home folder, then run my custom indexing scripts
VPN
Some systems don't support OpenVPN but rather want IPSec-based VPN.
- It might be worth investigating the use of FreeS/WAN VPN architecture. Wouldn't it be cool to support BOTH with Amahi! Then I assume a large swath of potential enterprise software would connect to it (including my phone!).
