 I got my botnet camera system operating!
 now to configure them, I simply ssh through the one network into the other and link all of my ports up to my local workstation.  I can access the cameras as though they were my own computer  https://pastebin.adamoutler.com/KwA9
 the security appliance is running Ubuntu Server, with Zoneminder at zoneminder.admaoutler.com
 No VPN setup?
 For remote access
 Also @AdamOutler - no issues with Android Auto on the GS8+
 But I have it disabled I hope it is disabled
 Stopped
 It used to happen, a reboot normally clears it up
 how do I stopmy phone from using Google Voice to call?
 In the settings screen of Google Voice under "Calls". There is a "Phone Number for Outgoing Calls" option
 thanks
 Good idea Keith.
 Thanks.  I will set up something.   Port forwarding was my first thought and it's effective without setup, but VPN would be more appropriate.
 Any ideas for cheap offsite storage?  I don't need much, maybe 5gigs.
 @AdamOutler, Amazon Cloud Drive
 Linode has a vps for 5 bucks a month
 With 20
 As long as I can send random 720i streams to it.
 That's still crazy
 Is Linode fast?
 >5mbps always?
 I suppose it's too early to determine what quality I need to store.  Wait until I get all 7 cameras up and then i will ask again.
 @AdamOutler, I get 800mbps usually
 I will run a few pen tests on my house  and monitor throughput.
 Well 725 most times
 Wow.  Wtf?  Upstream?
 I ran a speed test on it
 Might be download
 That's down
 Can you put speedtest mini on it?
 http://www.speedtest.net/mini.php
 will that run on Linux?
 Speedtest mini can be uploaded to your server as long as you have PHP
 I do but I dont' have an account on that
 http://c.speedtest.net/mini/mini.zip
 Try that
 well I just got it
 doing it now
[20:50] <maxolasersquad> FWIW, a coworker of mine has a Linode he setup and traffics all of his home Internet and phone traffic through.
 @maxolasersquad, I do the same but through one of my servers
 mm not working @AdamOutler
 I moved it to the root dir of my linode
 url?
 http://<IP_ADDRESS>/index.html
 not found.
 I know
 The apache server is likely pointed at the wrong location.
 well I can't touch that not with this server
 It needs to be in your webroot (normally /var/www/html)
 put it in a subdirectory of the main site
 yeah, like, /var/www/html/speedtest
 can't touch /var/www/html
 not on this
 how do you edit your html?
 It has to be in whatever folder contains your html, or a subdirectory of that folder.
 this is the server with the ubuntu-fl site on it
 not going to touch it
 you can put it in ubuntu-fl.com/speedtest?
 not sure how tbh
 just not going to touch it
 Make a folder called speedtest in the webroot, it won't damage anything
 ok, understood.
 if @KMyers wants to do it so be it
 https://php.adamoutler.com/speedtest/
 but I'd rather not break it
 mkdir /var/www/html/speedtest
 move the index.html file in there?
 And move the index and swf file in there
 I modified the speedtest on my website to give you ever-increasing speeds.  it gets to 1000000 if you let it :D
 starts off slow and then goes crazy
 https://ubuntu-fl.org/speedtest
 does not work
 you have to put it into the folder which contains the ubuntu-fl.org site.
 wherever the html for this is: https://ubuntu-fl.org/, you need to move that folder there
[21:00] <floridagram> * ahoneybun gives up
 ok, thanks anyway.
 You could always do a speedtest-cli from the server iteself  https://github.com/sivel/speedtest-cli   but that would only test the speed to the nearest server.. which would not be an accurate representation of the server's speed as it would likely be in a datacenter somewhere.
 You could SFTP a large file to the server, and it will give you mbps for the upload.