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gateway @computers:truenas
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T) and a Firewall. So why do I want to make up my own way of doing things? The quick answer is I want t... nctionality off and replaced it with [[dnsmasq|my own configuration]] in a TrueNAS Jail. The router al... ly pass information between each of the devices I own, and also allow other members of my family to hav... or just plain wrong. > Use these examples at your own risk, and only if you understand what's going on.
breeze @computers:arduino
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t will interpret the parameters according to it's own rules, and perform it's own validation. This approach means the parser library can remain generic, while the application programmer can define their own commands to add to the lexicon. They just need to define their own C function in the Arduino IDE, and call the libra
arduino @computers:arduino
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ogrammers to hook into the framework to add their own functionality. Files placed in the "/WEBSPACE/" ... ntercepted by the programmer and handled by their own C function instead. Requests for files of a cert
famp @computers:truenas
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erver. Each hosted web site will be placed in its own Jail to prevent unwanted interaction between them... . <code> # Tailor each of these examples for your own situation DOMAIN_NAME="wiki.example.com" # the fu
heimdall @computers:truenas
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extra information. This is great if you run your own web sites and services. Heimdall can show you if ... software, so each application can be assigned its own quotas, and can be turned on/off as required usin
dnsmasq @computers:truenas
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. <code> # Tailor each of these examples for your own situation JAIL_NAME="net" # name of the jail that
mail @computers:truenas
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<code> # Tailor each of these examples for your own situation JAIL_NAME="net" # name of the jail that