Hello,
My RPi4 arrived yesterday and everything worked and booted fine from the 128 GB SD using UEFI. Network was working fine also through ethernet without configuring anything. 3GB limit disabled. Today I will continue configuring the OS. The only nasty thing was that SD card reader in my NUC8i7 did not work in NetBSD and needed to flash it under Linux. I think I will buy a card reader for the next time. Should I fill a bug report? Thanks guys! Regards. Ramiro. El 22 de abril de 2024 22:16:09 CEST, Ramiro Aceves <ea1...@gmail.com> escribió: > > >El 22/4/24 a las 20:09, John Klos escribió: >> Hi, >> >>> Cause lighttpd was familar to me, I have used it under raspbian and Debian. >>>> Lighttpd Web server, home minidlna film server. >> >> If your usage is simple, then bozohttpd's setup will be very simple. For >> instance, my setup is just four lines in /etc/inetd.conf (two each for IPv4 >> and IPv6 http, and two for https). >> >> I'm interested in minidlna. Currently I can send web links to mp4 files and >> people know how to Airplay them to their TVs, but I'd love to be able to set >> up a simple media server that'd let people browse their media straight from >> their TVs. >> >> BTW - here's my Raspberry Pi 4 server: >> >> https://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/comments/w3yaes/my_updated_1u_raspberry_pi_4_server/ > >Oh, beautiful 1U server, well done! > >Minidlna seems simple to configure. I have only used it to serve films for my >wife and daughter at home, nothing exotic. > >About bozohttpd. I use lighttpd for very simple experimental WEB pages using >https, PHP and digest auth sha256 authentication. I think that bozohttpd >server only support basic authentication: > > HTTP BASIC AUTHORIZATION > bozohttpd has support for HTTP Basic Authorization. If a file named > .htpasswd exists in the directory of the current request, bozohttpd will > restrict access to documents in that directory using the RFC 2617 HTTP > "Basic" authentication scheme. > > Note: This does not recursively protect any sub-directories. > >I have to experiment. > >Thanks so much. >Ramiro. > > > > > >> >> John
