On 10 January 2015 at 12:51, Ekkehard Pofahl wrote:
> Stefano,
>
> Thank you !
>
> This works. Although it is not obvious for me, why it has to be that
> tidious, ;-) .
When you install a package it installs that package and may also
install other packages that the first one needs in order to fun
Stefano,
Thank you !
This works. Although it is not obvious for me, why it has to be that
tidious, ;-) .
Best regards
Ekkehard
2015-01-09 19:19 GMT+01:00 Stefano Miccoli :
> Try the following
>
> $ dpkg -l ow\*
>
> if you see lines like
>
> rc owfs-common2.8p15-1 all common fi
Try the following
$ dpkg -l ow\*
if you see lines like
rc owfs-common2.8p15-1 all common files used by any of the O
rc owserver 2.8p15-1 armhfBackend server for 1-Wire control
then you where not able to purge everything (rc means removed but configured,
i.
Thanks for all the tips.
Using "apt-get install owfs" installs everything, at least owserver,
owhttpd and owftp.Only one install needed to get verything to work.
So ideally "apt-get remove/purge/autoremove owfs" should wipe out any
traces from the "apt-get" process. I used all three options,
seque
Just a small nore:
Debian has several owfs-related packages, not only the one actually
called owfs.
(Ie. owfs-common, owfs-fuse, owftpd, owhttpd, owserver, etc.)
If you want to start from a clean state, and you have not already done
so, be sure to remove those, too!
Kristof
On 2015-01-07 08
The question was how to completely delete the packaged owfs: and this deletes
also init.d scripts.
I do not know if there is a “canonical way” to handle this situation, but when
installing from source I prefer to completely delete the packaged sw (i.e.
apt-get purge) and start from scratch.
It
On Sun, Jan 04, 2015 at 02:04:57PM +0100, Stefano Miccoli wrote:
>Try ‘apt-get purge owfs’. Of course if you want automatic server
>startup at boot you have to write your own init.d script.
>
It's not the norm to have to write your own init.d script when
installing servers on debian/ubuntu
And call the complete path when you put it in your startup script, e.g.
/opt/owfs/bin/owserver --i2c=/dev/i2c-1:ALL -p 4304
C
On 1/4/2015 05:04, Stefano Miccoli wrote:
> Try ‘apt-get purge owfs’. Of course if you want automatic server startup
> at boot you have to write your own init.d script.
>
Try ‘apt-get purge owfs’. Of course if you want automatic server startup at
boot you have to write your own init.d script.
Stefano
> On 04 Jan 2015, at 13:47, Ekkehard Pofahl wrote:
>
> Hello,
> after typing "apt-get install owfs" and editing owfs.config OWFS(2.8p15)
> worked on my Raspi. Rea
Hello,
after typing "apt-get install owfs" and editing owfs.config OWFS(2.8p15)
worked on my Raspi. Real Magic !
I do have some issues with the programs reading out the OWFS server. So my
plan was to install the freshest copy of OWFS to make sure, I did not haunt
an issue, which is long resolved w
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