COMMUNITY SQUEEZE OS WEB CONFIGURATION
[image: http://www.communitysqueeze.org/csos-web-gui.png]
This is more a case of putting something out there, rather than being
the finished article, so if it eats your children for breakfast, don't
blame me. Having said that it works for me and will be included in the
soon to be released Community Squeeze OS Beta image. I hope by putting
it out there now, any glaring screw-ups are uncovered pretty quickly.
(Preferably before the release of the Beta image!)
To install the Web Configuration GUI you need to have switched to the
Community Squeeze Repo. If you haven't already, instructions were in
post #70, repeated below
Code:
--------------------
sudo rpm --import
http://www.communitysqueeze.org/repo/RPM-GPG-KEY-community-squeeze
sudo yum install
http://www.communitysqueeze.org/repo/community-squeeze-repo-1-3.noarch.rpm
--------------------
Install the web-gui.....
Code:
--------------------
sudo yum install community-squeeze-web
--------------------
Now you need to edit -/etc/sudoers-, before starting tomcat. You need to
comment the requirement to be on a tty. Line 56, "Defaults
requiretty", stick a '#' in front of it and save the file.
Code:
--------------------
sudo systemctl enable tomcat
sudo systemctl start tomcat
--------------------
Now you should be able to connect to the web interface.
<wandboard_ip_address>:8080
I will add some notes tomorrow. I think it is probably fairly
self-explanatory for a semi-technical user. In general, set any params,
save them and then stop/start or restart a service. For the network
interfaces, you can down/up them. While it would be quite OK to down/up
the wi-fi interface at the point you are connected via the ethernet, if
you down the interface you are using you will lose connectivity to the
Wandboard. The "Reboot" button does exactly what it says. ;)
For both the eth/wi-fi, there isn't a dedicated radio button to switch
dhcp on/off. The way it works is that if you do not fill in (or blank
out) IP/Prefix/Gateway, and save, you'll switch to dhcp. Populate those
and you are static.
Source is up at git-hub. 'Community Squeeze Web-GUI source'
(https://github.com/clivem/CommunitySqueeze).
There is no validation code on the front-end at the moment, I haven't
got that branch cleaned-up and on the public github server yet. So it
isn't going to save you from mistakes at the moment. Be careful to only
be entering correctly formatted, valid settings.
NB. First time the pages are accessed after the install it is dog slow
on the Wandboard. Once the pages are in the tomcat cache, it's fine.
Probably need to add some sort of "Processing, please wait..." spinning
image type thing so it is obvious it is working, just a little slow.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
JackOfAll's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=3069
View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=98190
_______________________________________________
unix mailing list
[email protected]
http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/unix
