Web Configuration

Colin Turner
Hi All

I have a project that requires a Web front end to configure the settings.

I have http working from the mini2440

Does any one know of a web front end for configureing the board that i can
use as a starting point i need to be able to change IP and a few other bits

I have googled a bit but cant find anything

Thanks for your help

Colin

davef
Colin,

I have cross-compiled thttpd with PHP enabled using the Pengutronix
toolchain. I have a HowTo for that little task.

All that is missing is getting the web page to modify target settings.

I currently use a html page and the Submit button to control a uP. But,
it's written in C and I want something to modify "on the fly" hence PHP.

Dave

laurent
Attachment: webif.zip (14.58 KB)
Hi,

I have started to work on this some times ago, but couldn't go very far. I
didn't found some php framework light enough (both in learning curve as
well as in number of files involved) so i started my own web interface.

Attached what i have done so far. If i remember well, you can configure ip
adress and that's about all.

unzip in your www folder and point your browser to webif/config.php

Hope you can do something with it,

Laurent

Colin Turner
Hi 

Thanks for your posts very helpful

Laurent thanks for sharing your source i will have a play with it and post
back any results

Best regards

Colin

Andre Marcio
In your opinion, what is the best web browser for embedded devices?
I have some friends using the apache.
I need a web server which could be capable of running php modules, and
javascript functions.
Davef, could you send the HowTo you made?

Thanks, 
Andre.

Dave Festing
Attachment: thttpd_PHP.zip (24 KB)
Re-name as a .doc file.

Don't know about Javascript.  Lots of hits on Google, seems it can do some
Javascript stuff.

For a web browser I use the demo/browser that comes with Qt. Good enough
for my needs.

Dave

deltaT
Have you looked into LuCI?
http://luci.subsignal.org/
OpenWRT uses it as main config-interface. It's pretty extensible, themeable
and comes with almost everything one might need (from small-scale to full
blown webif)
It runs on pretty any web server, all it needs is the lua-bindings and
fastcgi if I remember correctly.