Re: [Linuxmce-project] DHCP server on core

[Peter <pe...@su...>]

Well, mainly because I have already setup those and they are running and
working fully configured. Installing it in LinuxMCE would force me to
move all my existing databases, change all running applications so that
they use the "new" syql server isntead.

Same thing with Asterisk, change config in all phones, reconfigure all
asterisk tweaks...

And, as said, mysql server has tweaked hardware for that and I dont want
to have TV-cards in that machine...

Separation can be a good thing ;o)


On Fri, 2007-11-09 at 12:57 -0500, Thom Cherryhomes wrote:

> guys...
> 
> why do some of you try to make this stuff 50,000 times harder than it
> ever should be?
> 
> why don't you make the asterisk, mysql, dhcp/firewall servers you're
> using, the CORE.. install a core only installation on that
> machine....and use media directors where you want the HTPC
> functionality?
> 
> -Thom
> 
> 
> On Nov 9, 2007 12:53 PM, Peter Österberg <pe...@su...> wrote:
> >
> >  I have the same "problem"...
> >
> >
> >  I already have firewall/dhcp, mysql, and asterisk running that I want to
> > continue using. I am planning to set up linuxmce on it's own physical dmz to
> > prevent it from interferring with the rest of my computers, especially
> > dhcp...
> >
> >  Mysql bugs me a bit since I dont want to run a heavy server program on a
> > htpc when I already have a really nice hardware setup for mysql. It would
> > really nice to use that db server instead, I guess that it would also
> > provide better performance.
> >
> >  Being able to tweak those things is more or less the only thing that I
> > think LinuxMCE prevents me from doing...
> >
> >
> >  On Thu, 2007-11-08 at 17:43 -0500, tsuraan wrote:
> >
> >  I already have a very nice firewall with a very secure customized setup
> > that I'd like to continue to use, but I'm very interested in also having a
> > LinuxMCE setup in my home.  For MCE's dhcp-serving needs, would it be
> > sufficient to just use the MCE Core as a syslog-ng log collector for my
> > router, and have all the firewall's dhcpd messages be sent to the Core for
> > logfile parsing there, or do you actually have a modified dhcpd that you use
> > for device configuration?
> >
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