If I can try and put this politely without offending anyone..... Can
what I would term, the "regular" users please ignore what follows, what
I'm looking for is that "the old hands", you know who you are, Charles,
Alberto, lintweaker, etc. etc. please install these new packages. They
are in the testing repo for a reason!
JIVELITE-0.1-0.72.20140123GIT427E8A0
There is much going on here, under the covers, even if from a
functionality point of view, nothing has changed. I'm not expecting
there to be any issues...
Code:
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sudo csos-cleanUpdate-testing jivelite\*
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SQUEEZE-WEB-GUI-LUA-0.1-0.2.GITAD9F8E2
This is basically, Triode's "proof of concept", start of a re-write the
Jave web-gui in lua, re-packaged. It used to be cs-web. It is now
squeeze-web-gui-lui.
Code:
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sudo csos-cleanInstall-testing squeeze-web-gui-lua
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I know of one issue already. The "old" cs-web gui not being stopped
before the new squeeze-web-gui-lua is started and holding onto port
8081, so the "new" service doesn't start. So restart it before you try
to access via a browser.
Code:
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sudo systemctl restart squeeze-web-gui-lua
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Then access via "http://wandboard.local:8081";. Not worried about
functionality testing. Don't go there. ;) Only that the web page
appears. (Of course, if not using bonjour/mdns/avahi,
Code:
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http://ip_address:8081
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.)
SQUEEZE-WEB-GUI-1-69.20140129GITE3254B5
squeeze-web-gui is the original Java Web-GUI, which used to be packaged
as community-squeeze-web.
Code:
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sudo csos-cleanInstall-testing squeeze-web-gui
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The path used to be "http://wandboard.local:8080/CommunitySqueeze/";, now
shortened to "http://wandboard.local:8080/squeeze/";.
If not accessing via port 8080 (tomcat directly), you'll need to reload
the apache proxy config. (It will be added to the postinstall scriplet,
the next time I make a build.)
Code:
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sudo systemctl reload httpd
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OK, I already know there is an issue with some browsers caching the
index.html redirects, (installed in Apache root) /var/www/html and the
other index.html in the tomcat ROOT.war. What this means.....
"http://wandboard.local/"; should work, but might not, browser dependent.
"http://wandboard.local:8080/"; should work, but might not, browser
dependent. "http://wandbaord.local:8080/squeeze/"; will always work
without and browser caching foibles.
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