Amahi 8.13

  Amahi - домашний сервер для Power User in You.
  MB|License: GPL

Amahi is a a home server for the Power User in You.

Here are some key features of "Amahi":

Monitor Your Disks
· Monitor your disks, their individual and their total usage, their temperature and other status.

View Calendars
· View all your calendars via a web interface with a nice, printable interface, designed for quick and simple access.

Search your Stuff
· Integration with open search, supported by most modern browsers, including Firefox and IE7. Search your HDA from any browser, locally or remotely.

iCal Integration
· Seamless integration with iCal, the calendar client in Mac OSX.

Personal Wiki
· Wiki, out of the box. This the ideal wiki for home, personal or small workgroup use, with a very straightforward, simplified interface.

Vista Calendar Integration
· Built-in support for synchronization with the calendar client in Windows Vista. Completely out of the box.

Easy Backups
· Backup systems in your network. Full disk backup, with PBA, or daily backups to a network share.

Outlook Integration
· The Amahi server supports two methods of Outlook synchronization: Free-busy and iCalendar, the latter with Outlook 2007 only.

Open Source
· The Amahi server is open source and it's based on Fedora. Ubuntu version coming soon. Linux provides a very stable and secure base to run your server on.

Plugin Apps
· A plugin architecture lets you install, create, port and easily deploy fully AJAX-enabled applications in Ruby on Rails, PHP, Python, Perl, Flash, ...

Dynamc DNS
· Every Amahi server comes with a dynamic DNS name that you can use for whatever you like, including remote access, hosting your own web servers, etc.

First Class Networking
· Simplify your networking. Run your own services: DHCP-integrated dynamic DNS, web servers, NAS servers, ..., all with a first-class network that you can easily manage.

What's New in This Release:

· Fixes to the torrents app are included.
· These fixes add the correct paths so that the configuration files are actually copied to the server config area properly.