Hi Calvin,
1. The 1-wire bus certainly is hot-plugable. In fact whole industries are
made using intermittent contact of ibuttons for security locks, watchman
rounds, etc. There is a delay in registering the new device under OWFS
unless you look at the "uncached" directory (just for performance, so the
bus need not be completely scanned for before every access).
2. The directory being "hosed": This is a fuse issue, I've found that
"umount /tmp/1-wire" resets things.
3. owhttpd is actually easy to use.
In your case:
after booting, do:
/opt/owfs/bin/owserver -u -p 4304
mkdir /tmp/1-wire
/opt/owfs/bin/owfs -s 4304 -F -m /tmp/1-wire --allow_other
/opt/owfs/bin/owhttpd -s 4304 -F -p 3000
Note the differences:
1. owserver now controls the USB port, and owfs talks to it.
2. owhttpd also talks to owserver (that's why we started owserver).
3. the web access is "localhost:3000" on that machine, and "ipaddress:3000"
elsewhere.
Please report your success or problems.
Paul Alfille
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