I am currently using a CuBox (i4 Pro) as a headless server running debian wheezy and providing services as : - NFS - mpd - transmission - owncloud - tahoe-LAFS.
I would like now to use it also as an email server. But, pfffffffeeew.
So, I am wondering if installing yunohost on the current configuration could ease the work.
Could mpd & nfs services still run ?
Any feedback about yunohost running on cubox hardware ?
Do you advice a total system clean install or just installing yunohost ?
You will be able to use NFS, mpd and other services safely while you keep their configurations away from YunoHost core.
In other words, we don’t have mpd or NFS application yet, but if one day we have, you will probably want to avoid installing them to keep your custom configurations.
And, if I have understood well, I could do the same with my Transmission & Owncloud current configurations. That is to say to install now YunoHost on my system (but do not install owncloud & transmission within YunoHost) and keep my current set up for those two services.
Let’s do another scenario: I save my current owncloud database, then do a new fresh install of Debian then YunoHost, then owncloud & transmission (in YunoHost).
–> Will I be able to import my saved Owncloud database?
Finally, is there somewhere a place where we can see what a your plans for future services/application integration within YunoHost?
I finally found the time to install yunohost over a fresh installed wheezy.
I have set up my domain name & yuno password during the post install. But now, when I connect using my domain, it loops like this (just after password is entered):