My box:

[Michael]

IBM Netvista 8307, 512MB RAM, 250GB HD.

The box is running Linux Mint, a derivative of the ever-so-popular Ubuntu.
I used to be a "Red Hat / Fedora kind of guy", but the Mint was really easy to get running, it found all my "other" devices (f.ex. the webcam) right away, so I'll stick with this for now.

I'm also running Apache (2.2.3), MySQL (5.0.37), PHP (5.2.1) and - obviously - AmpJuke (always latest version...).

Since I'm the inventor/developer of AmpJuke, I didn't have any real concerns getting the goddamned script up&running

//Michael.

[aztec105]

PIII 733
768 MB ram
100 GB Western Digital drive
Operating system = Debian Etch 4.0
Kernel 2.6.18-4-686
PHP version = 4.4.4-8
Apache2
Mysql version I can't recall atm

Server currently hosts several sub domains
Acting as MP3, Web, E-mail, FTP, DNS and DHCP server
configured as a Content Filter utilizing DansGuardian As well acting as Squid proxy for my Kids systems to try and reduce some bandwith utilization to the outside world

[Stewymac]

PIII 800
512mb Ram
120gb Hard Drive

I am using my system to store all my cds.
My family want to be able to listen to our music from anywhere.
My goal is to be able to play music to any room in the house from one server.

[mchugh22]

My computer is p4 2.8ghz 768mb ram radeon x1550 graphics.

I am paying 5$ a month for web hosting and I get 70gigs of space and unlimited bandwidth. Full mysql php. It is an incredible deal.

[kanna]

My system:

Processors 1
Model Pentium III (Katmai)
CPU Speed 497.87 Mhz
Cache Size 512.00 KB
Physical Memory 376.50 MB
System Bogomips 996.28
Kernel Version 2.6.18-8.1.14.3.cc (SMP)
Distro Name ClarkConnect Community Edition 4.2 @ CentOS release 4.4 (Final)
IDE Devices
- hdc: (Capacity: 76.69 GB)
- hda: (Capacity: 149.05 GB)
- hdd: (Capacity: 298.09 GB)
Server version: Apache/2.0.52
PHP 5.1.6
MYSQL 5.0.27

And ampjuke for myself, friends and family.

About 80Gb of music, 847 folders and 10551 tracks it took 1h and 11 seconds to update database (machine is under rather high load anyway).

[pixl]

Hi,

AmpJuke is running on my Buffalo Linkstation Pro 500GB with Debian. We have 10.288 Songs on the maschine.
CPU: ARM926EJ-Sid(wb) [41069260] revision 0 (ARMv5TEJ)
running @ 400Mhz
RAM 128MB

Webserver: lighttpd/1.4.13
PHP: fastCGI 5.2.0
MySQL: 5.0.32

And you can listen to the music from all over the world via dyndns
And the best is the Linkstation needs only 17 Watt.

AmpJuke ROCKS!

PiXL

[enedene]

I'm running it on my virtual web server, Debian Lenny with 256Mb of RAM, 1 core of 2.7GHz quad core processor, apache2.2 (I use ampjbox over ssl/https), php5, mysql 5.0.

[indiccrusader]

I just can't think of any use of my very old pc but woah .. AmpJuke gave some life to it..

Old PC config running AmpJuke:

CPU: 300Mhz Celeron
RAM: 128 MB
OS: Win XP

And i access it over my w-Lan from 3 other computers at my home without any problems

[enedene]

3 months without ampjuke... a terrible experience.
I had my modem changed to wireless one... and they gave me one which had problem with firmwire which resulted in inability to forward ports!
Finally I got the new, working modem, and now I can listen to my music where ever I am.

[Milchmann]

I've "installed" ampjuke on my homeserver two days ago.

Ubuntu 10.04.1 LTS, Server Version, 2 GB Ram, Intel Dual Core E2220 @ 2,40 GHz

Installation and Scan of 6K Music Files was done via remote in half an hour over my tiny DSL-Line

An now I can finally enjoy my music while at work.