AW: [Voyage-linux] Web interface for configuration

[Andreas Wisskirchen DG1KWA]

Hi,
but the link wget http://www.pure-wireless.net/thttpd-voyage.tar.gz
dosn't work :(

Bye
  Andreas

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Von: voyage-linux-bounces+dg1kwa=dg1kwa.de at list.voyage.hk
[mailto:voyage-linux-bounces+dg1kwa=dg1kwa.de at list.voyage.hk] Im Auftrag von
Andrew Niemantsverdriet
Gesendet: Dienstag, 29. Mai 2007 20:47
An: silvia
Cc: voyage-linux at voyage.hk
Betreff: Re: [Voyage-linux] Web interface for configuration


Have you looked on the wiki?

http://wiki.voyage.hk/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=how_do_i_get_a_web_interface_with
_php_support

That installs a thttpd server with PHP. I have run wifi-admin on it and it
works with a little tweaking. I have not tried Pyramid Metrix but I imagine
it will work as well.

> Hello everybody,
> I am using Voyage in a wireless router (WRAP) with two or three 
> interfaces. We are now in a pretty advanced stage of the project. The 
> last step we want to take is to give the router a Web interface for 
> configuring its main features: wireless parameters, IP parameters, and 
> certain other variables of configuration. I have seen projects like 
> Wifiadmin (http://wifiadmin.sourceforge.net/)
> and its evolution in the OS Pyramid Metrix 
> (http://pyramid.metrix.net/trac/), but I haven't been able to install 
> the server that these projects use (thttpd) with support for php. Both 
> are using a package called thttpd-php but it seems it is obsolete 
> right now. So I tried to use thttpd and php as a CGI, but still with 
> no success. And also I tried to compile a php module for thttp2.21 but 
> with no success either. I keep on retrieving a blank page that says:  
> "No input file specified". Could anybody help me on this? Also I would 
> like your advice because this solution may not be the easier, nor the 
> more efficient for what I am trying to do. The OpenWRT project is 
> using a regular server (httpd), and CGI's implemented with shell 
> scripts, which you could think it's pretty optimal. In the other hand, 
> OpenWRT doesn't have to do many operations of open/close files, but it 
> mostly writes in the NVRAM. Any opinion or comment on this? It seems 
> the mailing list has a problem for the last couple of days, so I 
> didn't have the opportunity to check if the subject of my question has 
> been already a matter of discuss. In that case, I'm sorry and, could 
> you please send me the references of the threads? Thanks in advance.
> Silvia Lafuente
>
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