What is the most awesome module/feature for NethServer, that does not yet exist?

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#116

Correct @JOduMonT :smile:

#117

done with nethserver-shellinabox

done with nethserver-crontab

I don’t understand, you have already a service page

done

That could be a nice enhancement

could be interesting also

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Manage nfs in the shared folder
#118

To estart or stop services… That already done now :wink:

Well done @stephdl

You can tranquilly work on the disk managment feature now :smile:

#119

I’m rather looking after bareos…I have had a long talk with the team at the fosdem.

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#120

Good! Have you got an idea?

#121

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#122

i Would say a sas/iscsi support inbuild for expansion of owncloud,roaming profiles info, for rapid redundancy and availability, a module that permit attach a custom iscsi disk or partition for that data only.

because the VM aproach for Owncloud and roaming profiles is to expensive, i would prefer throw that data to a inexpensive and SAS or isci devices for better backup/data/price performance and the Nethserver in a VM inself.

just my two cents.

#123

Good point, please take a look at this discussion and provide there your insights

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Manage nfs in the shared folder
#124

Up, sure that you miss something.

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#125

Easy to suggest something absolutely awesome that does not yet exist in NS: https://nextcloud.com/collaboraonline/
As I understood from the info, this uses docker to run.

#126

i think it is simple to make

#127

Use NFS with Nethserver

http://community.nethserver.org/t/how-to-setup-nethserver-for-nfs?source_topic_id=255
#128

hmzzz… and to set the challenge a tad higher: If you have 2 (or more) servers, setup GlusterFS.
For installing Gluster there is a quickstart howto on readthedocs: http://gluster.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Quick-Start-Guide/Quickstart/

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#129

Love it, we should make some test and test the waters!

#130

Bump…shoot again. I’m listening

#131

I can think of a few…

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#132

Wouldn’t mind seeing a module that incorporates wpa_supplicant to allow connections to WiFi access points.

#133

playing with ns7 on rpi3, i really missed a webui for hostapd to create a Wifi access point :slight_smile:

#134

@dz00te, I was just thinking about ARM based SoCs and hostapd and have come to the conclusion that a lot of Wifi chipsets that are included on these boards may not work as an access point / BSSID.

I have been experimenting with a Banana / Lamobo BPI-R1 board (which has a Realtek 8192CU wifi chipset) and have realised that this chipset won’t work as a access point (I have overcome this problem by plugging a Alfa AWUS036NH Wifi adapter into the Bananas USB port).

But I agree, it would be great to have a module that not only incorporates wpa_supplicant but also hostapd.

#135

Mmmh. I do not miss much, but I still have some ideas:

FreeRadius
Horde
MiniDLNA

NFS is currently being edited by @stephdl and Horde is also tested by @m.traeumner :wink: