chumbyhackerboard:rootfs
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chumbyhackerboard:rootfs [2012/02/09 01:17] kaleberg Added server starting stuff (thank you Dave) |
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| - | === Interesting things in the root filesystem === | ||
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| - | (placeholder, work in progress) | ||
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| - | /psp has files for the timezone, hostname, and a few other things. | ||
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| - | For: /psp/network_config | ||
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| - | <configuration allocation="dhcp" key="password" encoding="ascii" | ||
| - | encryption="WPA2" auth="WPAPSK" hwaddr="00:D0:4B:32:15:32" | ||
| - | ssid="wifinetwork" type="wlan" /> | ||
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| - | This sets up a WiFi connection using WPA2 authentication for the wifinetwork with the password password. | ||
| - | The hwaddr is the MAC address of the WiFi device. | ||
| - | This will set up the network automatically when you reboot. | ||
| - | For more, see: http://forum.chumby.com/viewtopic.php?id=5480 | ||
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| - | (add instructions as to which files and how to change them) | ||
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| - | /etc/init.d/rcS.background starts the daemons - you might want to add /usr/bin/sshd and/or /usr/bin/inetd | ||
| - | (sshd not started by default, clone the httpd line, note network must be up) | ||
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| - | By default, the HTTP daemon is started fairly far down in this script, at: | ||
| - | # Now that the network is (presumably) up, run our simple webserver. | ||
| - | [ "x${IS_RECOVERY}" != "x1" ] && /usr/sbin/httpd -h /www | ||
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| - | This is a good place to start SSH and telnet: | ||
| - | [ "x${IS_RECOVERY}" != "x1" ] && /sbin/sshd | ||
| - | [ "x${IS_RECOVERY}" != "x1" ] && /usr/sbin/telnetd | ||
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| - | The built in FTP server could be started by adding: | ||
| - | [ "x${IS_RECOVERY}" != "x1" ] && tcpsvd -vE 0.0.0.0 21 ftpd /files/to/serve & | ||
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| - | But this FTP server does not support STOR, so you can get files from your CHB, but you cannot send them. | ||
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| - | If you follow David Roberts' simple instructions, you can install the Pure FTP server which does work both ways. | ||
| - | His instructions are at: http://dave-r.posterous.com/chumby-ftp | ||
| - | He points you to the releases at: http://download.pureftpd.org/pub/pure-ftpd/releases/ | ||
| - | The installation took about 15-20 minutes, because it involves recompiling the server, but it works. | ||
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| - | To run the Pure FTP server, add the line: | ||
| - | [ "x${IS_RECOVERY}" != "x1" ] && /mnt/storage/local/sbin/pure-ftpd & | ||
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| - | (add note about ntpdate after wifi is configured) | ||
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| - | (check that things are mounted noatime) | ||
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| - | (maybe add splash screen info, or do a video page) http://forum.chumby.com/viewtopic.php?id=5415 | ||
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