Some webm files play in browser, others download. All the files play nicely in the browser on my Apache server. So I'm looking into my Apache's mime list.by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
I know the image is 2Gb, the SD card needs to be extended for the full 16Gb. Now disk usage should be more accurate after a click on the refresh. Edit: ah you said USB.by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
mime.types needs this added to it Language: HTML".webm" => "video/webm", but it doesn't seem all files work.by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
stylesuxx Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We can pull PHP from the repos, in fact I think we > even do pull some PHP related stuff,... which > packages would you exactly want to see? actually php was already installed. I just needed to make some configuration changes. I also made another tutorial for it here.by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Got PHP configured and installed Single File PHP Gallery It required some modifications to: lighttpd.conf: static-file.exclude-extensions = ( ".php", ".pl", ".fcgi" , ".cgi" , ".py" ) to static-file.exclude-extensions = ( ".pl", ".fcgi" , ".cgi" , ".py" ) and addedby TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Drop Timesave for a Radio-controlled clock that receives WWVB or DCF77. Ive been looking into it. Searching for an old atomic clock who's receiver is still intact.... or this.by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
hmm.. have we worked on the exit 1 for detecting wifi? Maybe exit to generate /boot/wpa_supplicant.conf that users can then edit to connect to their AP. If the config exists go ahead and connect to AP. Even then, how do we control that script later to once the user gets the proper driver set up so it doesn't continually exit them to the AP connection process. Or should we just set it up tby TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Testing.... Timesave works! Board works and script now activates the forum. I like the disk usage feature that isn't in master. Piratebox DLNA shows up as a device. Clicking on it brings up Windows Media Player. The test music file plays. Pesky "Calling CRDA to update world regulatory domain" sudo -i rm /lib/modules/$(uname -r)/kernel/net/wireless/cfg80211.ko.gz exit Iby TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Because visiting the forum without doing so just displays the root content of files of the forum/board. Same as step 4 of post-install instructions. Language: HTMLPoint your browser to http://piratebox.lan/board/kareha.pl for the first initialization. Edit: I hate bbcode formatting. Edit2: haven't tested NOT doing this on today's build. I'm still getting errors on time savby TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
MOTD Still needs Language: HTMLwget http://127.0.0.1/board/kareha.pl at step 3.5 also makefile needs to point to it if we are still building from the feature/test-adaptations branch... or just wait till the final release? Anyway, current makefile points to the old MOTD still with the old timesave stuff. I had to dig to find it. @Seksan2... PMed you the current build of feature/test-adapby TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
I won't be able to test again till Tuesday. Those 12-hour work shifts are all work and sleep for three days.by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Tested SSH log Serial Log Only followed MOTD and added the wget as second part to step 6 I personally started at step 5 and enabled minidlna this time around. errors with timesave and minidlna on reboot. Note: didn't need to use wpa_supplicant this time around.by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
hostapd configs dont have a driver listed. should be: driver=rtl871xdrv for both r8188eu.conf and rtl8192cu.conf at least I think.. We can test it out later. Edit: tested, wasn't needed for me. So far looks promising! It booted straight up from a fresh build with no errors and straight into piratebox. Running MOTD steps now. May need this in MOTD to activate the board after setby TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Quotestylesuxx This is a great idea. Will implement it like this. Need to find a work around for qemu tho, since it is complaining about entries in /etc/fstab, that is why I "cleared" them ;-) I don't know what was in fstab, but have you tried the nofail option?by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Another random question.. What is the proper dd count for this image? Im using: sudo dd if=/dev/sdb bs=2048 count=1048576 | pv | sudo dd of=testpiratebox-rpi.img bs=2048 count=1048576 for backup purposes. I don't need to backup the whole 8G!by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Github link is dead. Someone changed the branch name. Also I can't sync my clone anymore. N.P., I can re-download.by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
This is on a failed piratebox startup from no power: # systemctl status hostapd * hostapd.service - Hostapd IEEE 802.11 AP, IEEE 802.1X/WPA/WPA2/EAP/RADIUS Authenticator Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/hostapd.service; disabled; vendor preset: disabled) Active: inactive (dead) # systemctl status dnsmasq * dnsmasq.service - A lightweight DHCP and caching DNS server Loaby TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Matthias, how do I go about checking/disabling the default units? Edit: easy as pie, derp. I assumed piratebox used the default units but used/implemented its own config. I'm sort of new to Arch, learning as I go. Stylesuxx, A default /etc/WPA_supplicant.conf would make it easier. I don't know if putting it on the boot partition would be easier for the end user to edit itby TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
I had to do this every boot to get things to work. I'm not sure why # pkill lighttpd # pkill hostapd # pkill dnsmasq # systemctl restart piratebox And the Checklist so far. ## Checklist for Pi Zero * SSH connection to PirateBox with the username *alarm* and the password *alarm* could be established * Message of the day containing information about *First Steps* is displayedby TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
I will join with the zero. Edit: I had to boot the image on my PiB to install wpa_supplicant. pacman -U wpa_supplicant # nano /etc/wpa_supplicant.conf network={ ssid="My SSID" psk="mypasskey" } DONE FROM SERIAL CONSOLE # ifconfig wlan0 down # pkill dnsmasq # pkill hostapd # pkill lighttpd # wpa_supplicant -iwlan0 -c/etc/wpa_supplicant.cby TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
I have a Pi Zero next to my computer with a console cable attached ready for testing. PM me? I also have a Pi B(not-a-plus) My Pi 2 is sort of my main NAS server and cant really be used for testing at the moment (as its shared among the node/neighbors for "Media" sharing) Edit: didn't see the Github link. Testing... will report back my testings.by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
..and you answered your own question before I could get to you. Also, commenting out the driver would have worked too. At least it did for me. #driver=nl80211by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
You can actually delete this thread if you want. After I did a 'pacman -Syu' I couldn't login via ssh root:root but could still log in via serial root:root.by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Well now that I have managed to get an unofficial Raspbian PirateBox image built, I'd like to switch to help out with the official and better my Arch skills.by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
I was able to comment out the configuration line above dhcp that delt with DNS and the catch-all seemed to work. I agree, a Debian setup is very broken.by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Good idea! Thanks for moving mine. It must be a new section. Keeps the official/unofficial separate. If I knew Arch better I probably could have gotten the official working on the PiZero.by TheExpertNoob - Pi(rate)Box - unofficial images
Nope. I ended up going the Raspbian Jessie light route and have it set up but dnsmasq if now failing to start and wont hand out IPs. However I did find this in /etc/dnsmasq.conf which isnt covered in the tutorials # Uncomment this to enable the integrated DHCP server, you need # to supply the range of addresses available for lease and optionally # a lease time. If you have more than one nby TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Jon, After running 'sudo pacman -Syu' how were you able to log back in? User root now gives me "access denied"by TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box
Delete me. We have made better head-way on the Arch build.by TheExpertNoob - Pi(rate)Box - unofficial images
you can change root password if you log in as pi and $sudo passwd root On other fronts, I too have set this up on a raspberry pi zero and have had no luck getting dnsmasq to start correctly or hand out IPs. The AP is broadcasting, but no IPs are assigned. Edit: Fixed it sudo nano /etc/dnsmasq.conf # Uncomment this to enable the integrated DHCP server, you need # to supply the range oby TheExpertNoob - Raspberry Pi(rate)Box