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uci add uhttpd uhttpd
uci rename uhttpd.@uhttpd[-1]=pixelserv
uci add_list uhttpd.@uhttpd[-1].listen_http=0.0.0.0:88
uci set uhttpd.@uhttpd[-1].home=/www2
uci set uhttpd.@uhttpd[-1].rfc1918_filter=1
uci set uhttpd.@uhttpd[-1].max_requests=3
uci set uhttpd.@uhttpd[-1].error_page=/blank.gif
uci set uhttpd.@uhttpd[-1].index_page=blank.gif
uci set uhttpd.@uhttpd[-1].network_timeout=30
uci set uhttpd.@uhttpd[-1].tcp_keepalive=1
uci commit uhttpdYes, assuming the same service is operating in both Gargoyle and Openwrt.stangri wrote:Kinda the follow-up question.
I use a script which heavily relies on uci to set everything up on OpenWRT. Is the uci command exactly the same in Gargoyle as it is in OpenWRT?
That's kind of neither here nor there answer. Where do I find the list of services included with Gargoyle then?ericwong wrote:Yes, assuming the same service is operating in both Gargoyle and Openwrt.stangri wrote:Kinda the follow-up question.
I use a script which heavily relies on uci to set everything up on OpenWRT. Is the uci command exactly the same in Gargoyle as it is in OpenWRT?
I thought you are linux competent when you can list the commands need to use?stangri wrote: That's kind of neither here nor there answer. Where do I find the list of services included with Gargoyle then?
Maybe you couldn't grasp it from my post -- I do not have Gargoyle installed on my router, otherwise I wouldn't be asking questions any 12 year old with Gargoyle on their router could answer.ericwong wrote:I thought you are linux competent when you can list the commands need to use?stangri wrote: That's kind of neither here nor there answer. Where do I find the list of services included with Gargoyle then?
Having the list of services running is not going to help.. What I really meant is the settings for the services you are trying to modify need to be running on the ROM. Otherwise, how/why would you expect it to work?
FYI, there is a command to output the list services/packages installed but that is not going to address your initial question. Run a search for Openwrt (or linux) + whatever you need.
You never said you don't have Gargoyle/Openwrt router in the first place. You are wrong, I know the command to get the list of services. It can be located with google in 10 seconds. I think you should have tried it on your Gargoyle router before wasting everyone's time by questions because as you said, a 12 year old would know the answer.stangri wrote: Maybe you couldn't grasp it from my post -- I do not have Gargoyle installed on my router, otherwise I wouldn't be asking questions any 12 year old with Gargoyle on their router could answer.
There's nothing wrong with admitting you don't know how to find out the list of services included with Gargoyle.