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Run this: ls -l /var/www Photograph or copy the output and show us it here.

2- Port 8089? Thats freauently a proxy port. Is that the port set/assigned in the DUC?

Two big things wrong here. 1- Dont give no-ip your internal IP address. If anything, it should be your external internet-facing IP. Better yet, give it nothing and install the no-ip dynamic update client to the Pi. Thats it whole job, to update the IP.

Yeah, those were insralled before I went wit rackmount power distribution. Hardly cost anything to wire them in, no reason to pull them out just to have to patch drywall.

Well, there's 1,000 ft of Cat6 riser-grade cable in a box. At 1.59 lbs/1k ft (23 AWG, solid), that's 12.72 lbs (8 conductors) of copper in the box. Bare bright copper is worth about $2.90/lb at the scrap yard, so there's about $36.89 worth of copper in that $150 box of cable (24.6%). For...

...and some networking install porn, because why not. ;)

Here: http://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=91&t=64998

Agreed. Besides, I highly doubt the Pi could keep up with a gbit stream, even if the interface was there for it. Since you seem to like network eye candy, here's my gbit install... One Cisco E3000 dual-band N-router buried in the wall-mount rack (on the bottom tray, hidden from view)...

Yes. Welcome behind the curtain. ;) Odd. Empty /var/www of all sub-folders and files using the GUI, then delete the RaspberryPints folder from /home/pi/, unzip and try again. Yeah, that's an odd error. It's telling you that /var/www/ doesn't exist, or that you at least forgot a space...

You have no kegs with an appropriate status for tapping. Try PRIMARY, SECONDARY, CONDITIONING, AGING, etc. They'll be switched to SERVING automatically once you tap the keg. Not at this time. You're welcome to go elbow-deep in index.php to make it happen, though.

Just re-read above. /home/pi/downloads, you say? That's odd, haven't seen that folder before. Perhaps it's new in NOOBS v1.3.4. Ensure your unzip command has the downloads folder named in it, or move the zip file back up to /home/pi.

Would be a lot easier if we could see what's going on. Type these: cd /home/pi ls -l Then run the unzip command, take a picture or screenshot, and post it here.

This. If I rotate the kegs in my 15 cu ft Maytag, it can mean the difference of up to 2" by the time I work all the way from left to right.

From any terminal, including LX: sudo raspi-config http://elinux.org/RPi_raspi-config Alternatively, raspi-config is just a GUI that modifies a portion of the settings available in /boot/config.ini, so you can edit manually with: sudo nano /boot/config.ini The full range of settings...

Download NOOBS and the SD card prep tool. Links in the official instructions.

NewEgg charges sales tax in CA, as does Amazon. OTOH, shipping in So Cal is next day and 2 days to most of NorCal.

We're here. :) The backend is being rewritten for an MVC to allow for future expansion. We wanted to strengthen the foundation before we started stacking on features. That said, I have an Alamode test board stacked on mine and I can measure the pours accurately with the code we have written...

No worries.the cash spent towards adapting may be better spent on a new monitor. Add in energy savings and the payback period mah not be too long anyway. To add complexity... if you ever want to convert DVI to VGA, you can look at the socket for a good idea if it will work or not. If the DVI...

This. The problem is that HDMI and VGA use very different signaling methods. Thus, you need an active HDMI to VGA converter. They tend to be obvious in pictures because they usually have a little extra bulky section for the conversion circuitry. Like so: Another clue of an active cable is...

You forgot the step to delete index.htm or index.html from /var/www (I honestly forget which I wrote... try these). sudo rm /var/www/index.htm sudo rm /var/www/index.html