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hammersley1965

... has any one experience of USB to serial under linux? has anyone successfully interfaced with RIS under linux? has anyone experience of getting a webserver to send commands/data to a serial port? Am I being way too ambitious? I want a project to do with my 10 year old son next winter, quality ...

KenT

... but I want to eventually use buttons attached to the GPIO for play and pause Alan, could use a python or php ssh client package running from the webserver, I would use one to poll the GPIO.

pfyon

I actually moved my blog over to my Raspberry Pi, primarily so people can see the performance of it running a webserver. It's running wordpress on lighttpd with the mysql database running on the Raspberry Pi itself. Surprisingly, the slowness doesn't seem to be caused by mysql, ...

Governa

Hi All, I'm Ricardo and I'm from Oporto, Portugal. Recently placed an order for a Raspberry Pi from RS. Waiting time: 7 weeks. I plan on using it as a webserver just for fun. Cheers

jonno

... I could use the Pi as a switch to on/off an standard 240volt appliance? I'm pretty sure I could write the script and control it with an installed webserver but the electronics part would be far beyond me. It wouldn't need to be wired directly to the appliance, just switching on and off at the ...

BinaryDigit

This is fabulous news! I was wondering if you can run a webserver of the pi, so I can't wait to get my hands on mine tonight - it finally arrives!

ryanteck

Hi There :) After using my Pi as a webserver My next project is to make it into a Robot car, while I wait for a Logic Level Converter so I can interface it with my arduino I am trying to get the webcam part of my robot working. After looking ...

Fuzzwah

... and exit $ nano .ssh/authorized_keys - change the permissions of the auth_key file $ chmod 600 .ssh/authorized_keys INSTALL AND CONFIGURE CHEROKEE WEBSERVER note: I decided to use cherokee over apache because it is slimmer and far more simple to administer I basically use the same steps from here: ...

schneeee

Ugh, I did mean composite, damn I confuse these two all the time xD

jbeale

The only thing I can say for sure is that you won't use S-Video directly. The R-Pi offers two video outputs: plain old-fashioned composite video, the kind you get from an old VHS deck, and HDMI. Maybe there is a HDMI to S-Video converter, but I don't know of one.

schneeee

Looking at the hardware, does the RPi has enough power for running as webserver and htpc at the same time? For example - apache, php - pyload - transmission - mediatomb - mpd? Running XBMC, as installed app e.g. on Fedora (not openELEC), will not be with good ...

MrBunsy

Hi all, I've got a problem I'd quite like to solve. I'm using the Pi as a webserver and without putting a fan on top of the box it's in, it dies: after a period of many hours (sometimes as long as a day) it will freeze up, not respond to a ping or any attempt ...

Jongoleur

... for the past three weeks or so. It runs the Debian distro. I didn't have any problems with getting it started. I've installed a lightweight webserver and moved apps that I'm currently running on a Sheevaplug. Its coping well. I've run startx :o Works fine, I read about the Midori problem. ...

colin

... JPGs? You're site loads pretty fast, so it looks like hosting a site from a Raspberry Pi wouldn't be too bad. I am actually planning on running a webserver on mine (nginx + php + sqlite) and maybe an FTP. Also, I read the tutorial, and Apache (suprisingly) looks easy to set up. I thought it was ...

colin

I've got a home webserver runing on a guruplug. The debian/lighttpd/sqlite combination really works well in a memory limited environment. It even worked on my old NAS with only 128Mb :-) In my experience the most memory hunger part ...

pieter

I've got a home webserver runing on a guruplug. The debian/lighttpd/sqlite combination really works well in a memory limited environment. It even worked on my old NAS with only 128Mb :-) In my experience the most memory hunger part ...

rroberto

I just tried to install the Apache webserver via apt-get on the Debian Image. I figured out that there is no www-data group in the Image. After a adgroup www-data and dpkg --configure apache3 ... everything is working fine. But where can i ...

colin

I don't see a problem running a webserver on a Raspberry Pi. You could have around 1000 unique visitors a day and have no server slowdowns or etc. The only problem with hosting it on a pi would be how many people are using you're site at ...

adlambert

A Raspberry Pi does a good job of hosting a web server for a low number of users and will handle PHP and MySQL. The beauty of it is as a personal webserver, on the end of your broadband with port 80 forwarded, is that it can be left on 24x7, uses minimal power and generates no significant heat ...

gluffis

There is a couple of linux solutions for that, pound/Linux Virtual Server for example. I guess even iptables could do that

But if you only want a couple of websites I suggest you run vhosting in either Apache or Nginx ( or whatever your favorite webserver is ).

gluffis

I was thinking roughly the same , doing web clusters on Raspberry machines. Mostly because I don't need the performance just a bunch of machines to test stuff on. 10-15 Raspberry's will require just fraction of power compared to my HP DL360 that is acting as virtualization host now. I compiled and r...

peterwit

... override the schedule. Right now my problem is I've never used 1-wire, or programmed anything in linux. I have enough linux experience to get a webserver running php and mysql which will be the "front-end" of the software, but I was thinking that the code to actually check temperatures and turn ...

alexandru.cucu

MySQL settings can be configured to reduce memory usage. http://www.lowendbox.com/blog/reducing-mysql-memory-usage-for-low-end-boxes/ Also interesting: http://www.lowendbox.com/blog/yes-you-can-run-18-static-sites-on-a-64mb-link-1-vps/ And a benchmark of the Raspberry Pi: http://bryanquigley.com/unc...

abishur

... gets up to speed (so to speak), you can install samba and use it as a 24/7 energy efficient file server, put apache on there and have a webserver, and so forth and so on, and you can do it all using nothing more than bash prompt. You don't need a book to learn linux. Joe is spot on in ...

JeremyF

I don't know much about phpyMyAdmin but I would look in your /var/www folder (or wherever your root webserver folder is) and see, well, if it's there.

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