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Welcome to Amahi!

The Amahi home server is a GNU/Linux-based, open-source network server. It is meant to be headless, and running 24x7. Some people also use it as a desktop, while still serving the rest of the home network. It has the following features: Centralized storage server Bare metal backup server Calendar server Wiki server Remote access server (for secure remote access to your files) (i.e. VPN). Printer server ... and other types of installable services: Bittorrent server Slideshow generator Recipes database ... and many more in the online Application Gallery! We think there are two "types" of users for our HDAs: The technical user (the one who installs and runs it) The real user of the home network: spouses, kids, etc. We have a few features that are directed towards making life easier for one or the other, or both. However, ultimately, the real users are the non-technical users. The features directed towards the technical user are meant to make his/her life easier when running a home network for the benefit of all the users.

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The User_Manual is now available for download, it gets updated a lot so keep it up to date. Update dates will be posted when updated. Storage and file sharing How to store your music, pictures, movies and other files and share them with the rest of the devices in your network. Accessing files from Mac OS X (Also check out experimental AFP support!) Accessing files from Other Linux Systems Networking Using your HDA to manage your home network Networking - Static IPs: How to assign static IPs to your network devices. Punching DNS Holes: How to assign IP addresses outside of your network for your home domain. Vista Networking Issue: Latest vista updates cause network issues. Remote Access Accessing your HDA from anywhere on the network VPN: Accessing your HDA remotely from outside your network. VNC: Accessing your HDA remotely from inside your network (e.g. if your HDA is "headless"). FreeNX: Accessing your HDA with FreeNX SSH based access to your HDA: Key-Based SSH Logins >=Doing More= Apps Directory: These are the help pages for some of the apps in the Apps Gallery Want an app packaged or have an idea for one? Click Here. Adding an HDA networked printer: Guide to set up print server on your HDA. Backups: Guides on the multiple ways to backup and restore: from full-disk backup to incremental backups for Windows Vista, Windows XP, Linux and Macs. Adding a second hard drive to your HDA: How to add a additional hard drives. Using Applications For a more detailed list refer to the Apps Directory Remote File Management AjaxPlorer Calendars: How to use the calendar server in the HDA, including Outlook and iCal sync. PXE KNIFE be able to install different operating systems, or run virus checkers, all by network-booting ... Wiki: All about the wiki in your HDA. Dashboard_Design: Using the amahi Dashboard Getting `Under the Hood` Password protection for your HDA setup pages: Guide to set up password protection to your HDA pages. How to Create a new Theme Linux-HDA Commands: Common used command for linux and HDA. Making your own web apps: this HOWTO shows how to make your own web apps, with your code or other's code Hosting your own web site: HOWTO for hosting your own web site on the web from your Amahi home server Contribute Translate Amahi to your language Create a Bug/Feature/Support ticket! Monitor System Logs via E-mail: Sends logs to designated e-mail address daily. Contribute by packaging apps! Contribute by testing apps! Amahi Wallpapers Amahi Banners Help us finding a nice Logo! Roadmap & Development Fedora 11 Ubuntu: Current Status of Ubuntu version. CentOS: Notes and development of CentOS version. This Page Is Currently Under Construction And Will Be Available Shortly, Please Visit Reserve Copy Page CLICK HERE Installation Hardware Requirements Self-install: Alternative installation instructions Troubleshooting Vista networking clients with the latest updates from MS try Vista Networking Issue Network Troubleshooting Disabling Automatic Updates VPN Troubleshooting Related Links Intro: Introduction to the Amahi HDA FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions Feedback: Issues, feedback. Developers: How to write HDA apps, questions, API suggestions, etc. Requirements: What's needed Credits: How are we doing all this!?! We have many OSS projects to thank! For questions or help do not hesitate to contact us.

Featured Application

Transmission is a fast, easy, and free multi-platform BitTorrent client. Transmission is designed from the ground up to balance power with simplicity. We've set initial preferences so things "Just Work", while advanced features like watch directories, bad peer blocking, and the web interface can be configured with just a few clicks. When Ubuntu chose Transmission as its default BitTorrent client, one of the most-cited reasons was its easy learning curve. With few dependencies and written in C, Transmission has the lowest memory footprint of any BitTorrent client we've seen. It's also the client of choice on low-memory hardware. Imageshack chose Transmission for its BitTorrent farms because the competition "requires amounts of memory several times greater than Transmission". Native. Unlike some cross-platform programs, Transmission seamlessly integrates with your operating system. The Mac OS X interface is written in Objective-C and uses Growl notifications and dock badging to keep you informed. "It's fast, it's extremely lightweight, and — even though it's available for a variety of platforms — it behaves just as you'd expect a Mac program to." Macworld, naming Transmission a "Mac Gem" The GTK+ interface has been carefully written with the GNOME Human Interface Guidelines in mind. It uses libnotify for torrent notification, DBUS for hibernation management, and GIO for watch directories. Powerful. Transmission has the features you expect in a BitTorrent client: encryption, a web-based interface, peer exchange, UPnP and NAT-PMP port forwarding, web seed support, watch directories, tracker editing, global and per-torrent speed limits, and more. Free. Transmission is free software. All its code is freely available online and is licensed under either the GNU Public License v2 or the MIT License. The development team welcomes anyone who is interested in contributing code, documentation, translations, or other help. Read more about Transmission -

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