[KLUG Members] Home File Server: e-smith?
Mike Morrett
members@kalamazoolinux.org
Sun, 14 Apr 2002 14:10:10 +0000
On another Email list I read, someone asked...
> Currently I have a home LAN consisting of several different OS client
> machines. I want to add a linux file server to it and am looking for
> everyones opinion. As with all things there are many options but my
> basic criteria are as follows:
>
> SSH
> A distro design with this role in mind
> Web managament without a keyboard, monitor or mouse
> Windows file sharing
> Print server with good printer driver support
> Free, minimum cost or donation based
> Stripped of all uneccesary components
> Secure (well as secure as a file server can be)
> Syslog server
> IDS
> Simple update management
> Ext3 filesystem
> Runs on a P166 with 64Mb
One recommendation is: http://www.e-smith.org
Any comments on e-smith?
I would also like to replace my Gateway PentPro 200MHz with 132M and
running W2K.
The system disk is...
1 - Quantum TM3840A (3.8GB)
The box also has an Adaptec 2940U2W...
2 - Seagate ST34371N (4GB)
1 - Seagate ST19171N (9GB)
The network card is a D-Link DFE-530TX+ (Realtec RTL8139A chip)
Thanks,
Mike Morrett
P.S. In regards to the Adaptec card, I've already had the comment...
"Over 7 years of using Linux and Adaptec has taught me one thing:
Don't use Adaptec"
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