Only a few commands are needed to use Quality Of Service (QOS), just login on theconsole as root@ip.of.router and then:
opkg update;
opkg install qos-scripts;
/etc/init.d/qos enable;
/etc/init.d/qos start;
You would find the config file under /etc/config/qos, I mostly only modify the download value so I limit the amount of bandwidth that I share with others so they do not collapse my connection. If you want to check that qos is working just run this command qos-stat
Set up more dns servers on masqueradedns openwrt 10.03
Maybe is obvious, but it took me a while to find this information. I want to set up 2 dns servers for the Access Point based on openwrt. This way if one dns server fails it can use the second one. Using Lucid does give a hint on how to do it.
/etc/config/network
option 'dns' '80.58.0.33 80.58.32.97'
Samsung giving away phones to people who complain about the iphone4
nagroid: nagios on your android phone
I nearly start crying when I saw this program. It allows you to monitor your nagios system from a android base phone. Pretty sweet stuff here
Como incluir un mapa en wordpress
Algo que me ha sorprendido gratamente es la capacidad para añadir un mapa. Usando OpenStreetMap plugin Después de instalar el complemento simplemente añade este codigo (sin asterisco)
[*osm_map lat="40.5600" long="-5.6716" zoom=14]
[osm_map lat=»40.5600″ long=»-5.6716″ zoom=14]