Welcome to the TonidoUser community wiki, a place that covers all things Tonido and TonidoPlug. Whether you have been using Tonido for some time or you just got your shiny new TonidoPlug server, chances are you will find here some useful information that can help you to get started and get the most out of the Tonido software and hardware. Being a wiki, TonidoUser is open to everyone, so if you have something you want to share with other Tonido users, you are encouraged to do so.

So what is this Tonido thing? You will find the answer to this and other questions here. This section contains information and specs of the Tonido software platform and the TonidoPlug server.

• Supported USB drives A few users have reported that their USB drive does not seem to function properly with the plug. Here is a list of drives that have been tested using TonidoPlug.
• Demystifying Tonido What makes Tonido powerful also makes it a bit confusing. This is one of the series of articles that hopefully will shed some light on Tonido.
• Tonido FAQ Answers to some of the frequently-asked questions.

New to Tonido? This section can help you to get started with the Tonido software and the TonidoPlug server. Here you will find information on everything from configuring TonidoPlug to using individual Tonido applications.

Setting up and finding your TonidoPlug This guide walks through the steps of connecting the plug to a router, finding the plug’s IP address, and setting up the plug for using Tonido.

If you want to get the most out of Tonido and you feel confident working from the command line, this section is for you. Here you will find an assorted collection of articles and tips that can help you to trick out your Tonido installation and TonidoPlug server.

• Connect to a TonidoPlug via SSH TonidoPlug runs on Linux. Learn to connect to it securely to be able to carry on most advanced uses.
• Boot a TonidoPlug from an External USB or Internal SATA Drive Want to boot your TonidoPlug from an external USB storage device or internal SATA drive? This article explains how this can be done.
• Boot a TonidoPlug 2 from an External USB Drive with an Internal SATA Drive Installed Have a SATA disk installed AND want to boot your TonidoPlug 2 from an external USB storage device? This article explains how.
• Create User Authenticated Samba Share By default, TonidoPlug doesn’t provide user-based access to Samba shares. This guide provides instructions on how to enable this feature.
• Setup a Build Environment on a TonidoPlug How to set up a build environment on the TonidoPlug 2 so you can compile and install packages from source code.
• How to Reset The Operating System on a Tonido Plug 2 to Factory Defaults If you want to start over with a clean Tonido installation on your Plug 2, this guide will show you how.
• How to build a TonidoPlug2 kernel Step by step procedure to build the original kernel that comes with your TonidoPlug2, with the possibility to change the modules.

• Install Webmin on a TonidoPlug If you want to take complete control of your TonidoPlug, Webmin is your best bet. This tool provides a Web-based interface that allows you to control virtually every aspect of your server. The following guide explains how to install Webmin on the TonidoPlug device.
• Install lighttpd/PHP/MySQL on a TonidoPlug If you’re looking to have a complete, lightweight web server capable of PHP and MySQL, this guide will show you how to set one up on the TonidoPlug.
• Install ProFTPD on a TonidoPlug If you’re looking to have FTP access to your plug, this guide will point you in the right direction.
• Install Shorewall firewall on a TonidoPlug If you’re going to be doing any serious hosting on your plug, you want to make sure it’s secure. This guide will help set up a firewall (Shorewall) and close all unnecessary ports.
• Install IPKG on a TonidoPlug IPKG is a very simple package manager for embedded devices.
• Install Transmission on a TonidoPlug How to install the Transmission Bit Torrent client on the TonidoPlug 2 using two different methods: from the repository and from the latest sources.
• Setup an iTunes Server on a TonidoPlug 2 This guide will show you how to install and setup an iTunes compatible (daapd) server.
• Setup a MiniDNLA server on a TonidoPlug Want an alternative to the Tonido Media Server? This guide will show you how to set up a MiniDNLA server.
• Install X11 Desktop and Connect via VNC How to set up an X-windows desktop on the TonidoPlug and connect to it remotely using VNC.

This section contains miscellaneous tips and tricks. Pretty much anything that doesn’t fall under the previous three sections goes here. Think of it as a treasure trove where you can find some shiny gems.

• Moving Tonido Profiles Using the technique described in this article, you can move your profile data between different instances of Tonido and from Tonido to TonidoPlug.
• Let Your Friends Listen To Your Music Collection Using the technique described in this article, you can share your music collection with friends and family.
• Download Folders in Zip Using the technique described in this article, you can download whole folders in zip.
• Control Tonido Torrent using Firefox plugin Using the technique described in this article, you can control Tonido Torrent app using firefox add-on.
• Remotely upload multiple files Using the technique described in this article, you can upload multiple files to the Tonido instance or TonidoPlug.
• Just 1-Click To Share Any File/Folder Using the technique described in this article, you can share folders/files in 1-click.
• SABnzbd Using the technique described in this article, you can setup this usenet client.
• How to setup dynamic DNS (DDNS) If you want a non-relay-through-tonidoid.com method of accessing your plug, read this.
• How to setup Audio Playback If you want to setup audio with your plug.

• Sample php Plugin
• List of Plugins Available
• List of APIs
• Working with the Manifest