Tonido installation problems

[Adrian Bull]

Hi! I'm new to RPi but so far have installed all software with no problems. I followed the instructions provided by Tonido for the installation of private cloud software but when I arrived at the code line for "sudo wget http://patch.codelathe.com/tonido/live/ ... ido.tar.gz" it returned error message 404 - unable to access.

Any ideas?

I'm also unsure about the last line of the instructions "Open the Tonido Website using my RPi IP address". I could do with more detailed instructions on this part of the process.

Many thanks.

[B.Goode]

It works for me.

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pi@raspberrypi ~/tonido $ sudo wget http://patch.codelathe.com/tonido/live/installer/armv6l-rpi/tonido.tar.gz
--2014-10-26 09:44:52--  http://patch.codelathe.com/tonido/live/installer/armv6l-rpi/tonido.tar.gz
Resolving patch.codelathe.com (patch.codelathe.com)... 50.97.134.197
Connecting to patch.codelathe.com (patch.codelathe.com)|50.97.134.197|:80... connected.
HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK
Length: 16518064 (16M) [application/x-gzip]
Saving to: `tonido.tar.gz'

100%[======================================>] 16,518,064   500K/s   in 30s

2014-10-26 09:45:28 (529 KB/s) - `tonido.tar.gz' saved [16518064/16518064]

pi@raspberrypi ~/tonido $

I can confirm that the basic installation instructions at http://www.tonido.com/support/display/docs/Raspberry+Pi worked for me a few minutes ago.

The character after 'armv6' is a letter 'ell', NOT a number 'one'. It is probably supposed to be 'obvious' that your RPi will need a full working connection to the internet for this download to work.


For the latter part, which you won't be able to do yet: you are turning your RPi into a web server on your own network. Find the IP address of your RPi (lots of existing tutorials about that), then fire up a web browser on some other machine on your local network and put http://<RaspberryPi IP Address>:10001 into the address bar, but substitute your RPi address for the bit that says <RaspberryPi IP Address>. So, as the documentation says, it will looks something like http://192.168.0.40:10001

[Adrian Bull]

Hi!

Thank you to B.Goode for the prompt and effective reply. I had, indeed, mistaken the "l" for a "1". Failing eyesight can be a bind at times.

Thanks also for the comments which gave context to the overall process.

Many thanks!