Linksys like web interface for NSLU2

[Big Boss]

After removing linksys firmware and installing debian 5.0 on my slug, I was affraid because there is no web interface to set shares and others parameters.

In fact, for me, it was not really a problem, but the other users of our lan used always this way to check the space on the disk...

So during a lot of nights, I wrote in PHP a web interface with aproximativly the same possibilities than the original linksys one.

At this time, the installtion is only manual...

You need only a little web server like lighttpd with php5 and after uncompress the gui in the server root.

If somebody want to test it, send me a mail.

Alain.
 

[Samuele Bianchi]

Hi,
i'm very interested to it.
Can you send to me this new-remake of web interface ?
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Da: nslu2-linux@... [nslu2-linux@...] per conto di maisondouf [maisondouf@...]
Inviato: giovedì 11 giugno 2009 15.00
A: nslu2-linux@...
Oggetto: [nslu2-linux] Linksys like web interface for NSLU2




After removing linksys firmware and installing debian 5.0 on my slug, I was affraid because there is no web interface to set shares and others parameters.

In fact, for me, it was not really a problem, but the other users of our lan used always this way to check the space on the disk...

So during a lot of nights, I wrote in PHP a web interface with aproximativly the same possibilities than the original linksys one.

At this time, the installtion is only manual...

You need only a little web server like lighttpd with php5 and after uncompress the gui in the server root.

If somebody want to test it, send me a mail.

Alain.

[mr_markas-2]

--- In nslu2-linux@..., "maisondouf" <maisondouf@...> wrote:
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> After removing linksys firmware and installing debian 5.0 on my slug,
I was affraid because there is no web interface to set shares and others
parameters.
>
> In fact, for me, it was not really a problem, but the other users of
our lan used always this way to check the space on the disk...
>
> So during a lot of nights, I wrote in PHP a web interface with
aproximativly the same possibilities than the original linksys one.
>
> At this time, the installtion is only manual...
>
> You need only a little web server like lighttpd with php5 and after
uncompress the gui in the server root.
>
> If somebody want to test it, send me a mail.
>
> Alain.
>

I'm interested in taking it for a spin. Instead of folks creating the
overhead of email or length threads here, would you consider one of the
following and notifying the group:

    * posting it in the Yahoo Group "nslu2-general" Files folder
    * posting it to your github.com account (they're free and you'd have
rights & version control. Think Facebook for source code -- social code
hub.
    * posting it the website drop.io. The account is created and tied to
file at the time of upload. It's slick and will keep files from months
to 1 year without `touch`ing it.

Thanks, Mark S.

[Rod Whitby-2]

Alternatively, request optware commit access and make it into an optware package that can be installed on SlugOS or Debian or OpenWrt ...
-- Rod

-----Original Message-----
From: "mr_markas" <groups@...>
Date: Wednesday, Jun 24, 2009 3:17 am
Subject: [nslu2-linux] Re: Linksys like web interface for NSLU2
To: nslu2-linux@...: nslu2-linux@...

             

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> --- In nslu2-linux@..., "maisondouf" <maisondouf@...> wrote:
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>> After removing linksys firmware and installing debian 5.0 on my slug, I was affraid because there is no web interface to set shares and others parameters.
>>
>> In fact, for me, it was not really a problem, but the other users of our lan used always this way to check the space on the disk...
>>
>> So during a lot of nights, I wrote in PHP a web interface with aproximativly the same possibilities than the original linksys one.
>>
>> At this time, the installtion is only manual...
>>
>> You need only a little web server like lighttpd with php5 and after uncompress the gui in the server root.
>>
>> If somebody want to test it, send me a mail.
>>
>> Alain.
>>
>
>I'm interested in taking it for a spin. Instead of folks creating the overhead of email or length threads here, would you consider one of the following and notifying the group:
>posting it in the Yahoo Group "nslu2-general" Files folder posting it to your github.com account (they're free and you'd have rights & version control. Think Facebook for source code -- social code hub.posting it the website drop.io. The account is created and tied to file at the time of upload. It's slick and will keep files from months to 1 year without `touch`ing it.
>Thanks, Mark S.
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