Change Log (most recent at top):
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4/17/04; 4:05:36 PM by SRK--formating changes for clarity.
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Removed server references, added references to other platforms.
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Edited the text to reflect current configuration. Removed references to MacOS 9 and replaced with MacOS
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On 12/1/2003, the home server died. It was an iMac DV that I bought at a garage sale, exhibiting signs of a bad power/analog/video board. It finally gave out, so I'm salvaging the RAM and hard drive for another computer later.
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For now, I'll leave the instructions up because they are still fundamentally sound. As an interesting side note, Radio is still running on a 'home server', my eMac/1GHz running MacOS X 10.3 with multiple users enabled. I have my login set with Radio running, allowing my wife to "fast user switch" from me to her and back. Radio never misses a beat.
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Here's a rundown of the steps I took to get Radio running on a home computer:
Equipment
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DSL connection from SBC with dynamic IP address
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eMac (1GHz) running MacOS 10.3-- a PC running Windows 98 SE or greater would work too.
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Radio
Userland
for MacOS (one license)
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Computer Setup
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iMac runs Radio using private static IP address.
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Energy Saver set to dim monitor, respond to network request, no sleep on HD
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Router Setup
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Network Address Translation (NAT) enabled, port 443 requests mapped to port 5335 on eMac--this allows posting/remote management through my corporate firewall.
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Radio Setup
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Pref "Remote Access and Security"--all boxes checked with username and password set.
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Pref
XML-RPC
and "Blogger API" set to enable--this is so apps like "NNW" can be used remotely. It's not a requirement if you are just interested in the Radio web interface.
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What I get for this...
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Remote posting via web browser from anywhere
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Remote pref/template management
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