Building up a new pet-project today called “R3dnet”
R3dnet is something I may have blogged about before, if not– It’s meant to be my personal server, the home server, my file browser, and web lab for my website I admin for (rangernet.org).
In essence it’s for a dozen of things. So far I’ve set it up with Drupal CMS to manage documents and stuff, but my long term goal is design it into my main personal website which I plan to host previous term papers I wrote in college, link my blogs, pictures, (perhaps) install an online ‘R3d-Radio’ applet that plays Japanese music.
But I need to keep it limited because (at the moment) R3dnet lives on an old (tired) IBM e-Server with dual Pentium 3′s in my room. So heavy bandwidth could blow the sucker.
If I upgrade the server or keep only ‘light aps’ running maybe I’ll convert into my own customized webcenter.
Either way– It took 2 hours to setup and I’m tired.
~J out
R3dnet is something I may have blogged about before, if not– It’s meant to be my personal server, the home server, my file browser, and web lab for my website I admin for (rangernet.org).
In essence it’s for a dozen of things. So far I’ve set it up with Drupal CMS to manage documents and stuff, but my long term goal is design it into my main personal website which I plan to host previous term papers I wrote in college, link my blogs, pictures, (perhaps) install an online ‘R3d-Radio’ applet that plays Japanese music.
But I need to keep it limited because (at the moment) R3dnet lives on an old (tired) IBM e-Server with dual Pentium 3′s in my room. So heavy bandwidth could blow the sucker.
If I upgrade the server or keep only ‘light aps’ running maybe I’ll convert into my own customized webcenter.
Either way– It took 2 hours to setup and I’m tired.
~J out
