DietPi

Great to hear that all worked well !

And granting every user full write permissions to all files on that mount as well should be avoided, if possible. Actually the way we mount NTFS, when added via dietpi-drive_manager supports UNIX permissions via ntfs-3g driver. sudo chown -R :dietpi /mnt/E449-0ACD; sudo chmod -R g+w /mnt/E449-0ACD s...

Additionally, try to execute the binary manually from console and see what it tells: hostapd Probably we should remove the usage of that package completely. The version anyway starts to become ancient (v2.5 compared to v2.7 on Buster and 2.9 on Bullseye) and it is not possible to build a newer versi...

Likely because I edited it inside after you read .

See the two commands I posted above. We could add then as is to dietpi-software. I just verified, if any error occurs with the connection, -o /var/lib/unbound/root.hints won't override the target file, compared to simple redirect > /var/lib/unbound/root.hints.

Many thanks for your report. Let's please start with using the external drive from scratch. 1. If your dietpi_userdata are currently located at that drive, move it back to the internal drive. 2. If the drive is currently mounted, use dietpi-drive_manager to unmount it. 3. Verify that df and /etc/fst...

TL;DR nothing to do aside of: echo -e '#!/bin/dash\ncurl -sSfL https://www.internic.net/domain/named.root -o /var/lib/unbound/root.hints' > /etc/cron.monthly/dietpi-unbound chmod +x /etc/cron.monthly/dietpi-unbound Details: /etc/systemd/resolved.conf is relevant for systemd-resolved only, which is n...

Yes, at least when this package is installed. Although I recognised that the regular hostapd package from Armbian repo as well does not contain a systemd unit (like the Debian package) but an init.d service at least. To assure that we have the same service file in all cases, probably we should insta...

Hey guys, OOT, but I see you make use of the in-line code BBcode [icode] already, which I added yesterday. Does it look okay like that, or shall I change it's appearance a bit?

Were you able to edit /etc/samba/smb.conf as mentioned above? viewtopic.php?p=28237#p28237