In reading the man page, I noted the "-r --readonly" options (cool!):
-r --readonly <http://owfs.org/uploads/owserver.1.html#toc30> -w
--write<http://owfs.org/uploads/owserver.1.html#toc31>
Do we allow writing to the 1-wire bus (writing memory, setting switches,
limits, PIOs)? The *write* option is available for symmetry, it’s the
default.
Being lazy, I first tried using the -r form and it didn't work:
[root@chicago ~]# owhttpd -F -r -s 4304 -p 3001
owhttpd: invalid option -- 'r'
[root@chicago ~]#
But if I use the --readonly form it works (and the web interface is truly
read only):
[root@chicago ~]# owhttpd -F --readonly -s 4304 -p 3001
[root@chicago ~]#
Am I misunderstanding the usage? Man page off? Bug?
This is under owfs 2.8p7.
Thanks,
Don
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