Coding and Dismantling Stuff

Don't thank me, it's what I do.

About the author

Russell is a .Net developer based in Lancashire in the UK.  His day job is as a C# developer for the UK's largest online white-goods retailer, DRL Limited.

His weekend job entails alternately demolishing and constructing various bits of his home, much to the distress of his fiance Kelly, 3-year-old daughter Amelie, and menagerie of pets.

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  1. Fix dodgy keywords Google is scraping from my blog
  2. Complete migration of NHaml from Google Code to GitHub
  3. ReTelnet Mock Telnet Server à la Jetty
  4. Learn to use Git
  5. Complete beta release FHEMDotNet
  6. Publish FHEMDotNet on Google Code
  7. Learn NancyFX library
  8. Pull RussPAll/NHaml into NHaml/NHaml
  9. Open Source Blackberry Twitter app
  10. Other stuff

Configuring FHEM To Run as a Windows Service

So that FHEM is running constantly, even when noone is logged into my server, I'm going to try to get it running as a Windows Service, which I can configure to run as a particular user as soon as the server boots.

I'm going to base the some of the following on the excellent tutorial to install uTorrent as a service - http://www.deciphered.net/blog/2007/04/25/howto_install_utorrent_service_windows_home_server_whs_ctp, so many thanks to the original author.

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Categories: FHEM | Windows Home Server
Posted by russell on Saturday, October 30, 2010 2:50 PM
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Troubleshooting Remote Access to an FHEM Server

Hi all,

A quick one tonight because I've just spent a good half an hour scratching my head over it!

If you're running an FHEM server, and you'd like to be able to access it via Telnet from a remote box, here are four quick steps you can take to troubleshoot any issues you're having.

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Categories: FHEM | Windows Home Server
Posted by russell on Friday, October 29, 2010 10:15 PM
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