I've watched these forums for a long time and put a lot of neat things on my n800 over time.
I just recently found a simple web-server that works perfect on my n800 if you have Perl installed.
I just copied the code into a file called nanoserv.pl and then launched it with "perl nanoserv.pl"
Then just open up a browser to http://localhost or http://localhost:8080 (if you use the zipped version)
Your very own n800 webserver! This may work on the n700 too, not certain but I don't see why not.
Anyways, just FYI.. it's pretty cool to host a webpage off your tablet.
BTW - You will need to put your index.html and any other files under the root directory at the top of the script. I think his default is /ns/ns-root which you will have to make. (mkdir /ns ; mkdir /ns/ns-root)
But you can make it in your /home/user directory like I did.
One thing, once you launch it, it backgrounds itself and is immediately listening, so you can only kill it by doing a "ps ax" and looking for the PID it's running under, then "kill -9 <pid>" or just restarting the nokia.
Also, it will output connections to your shell until you close it and reopen it, but its nothing but a minor annoyance.
I've watched these forums for a long time and put a lot of neat things on my n800 over time.
I just recently found a simple web-server that works perfect on my n800 if you have Perl installed.
It's called NanoServ.
http://colo.cjb.net:8080
I just copied the code into a file called nanoserv.pl and then launched it with "perl nanoserv.pl"
Then just open up a browser to http://localhost or http://localhost:8080 (if you use the zipped version)
Your very own n800 webserver! This may work on the n700 too, not certain but I don't see why not.
Anyways, just FYI.. it's pretty cool to host a webpage off your tablet.
BTW - You will need to put your index.html and any other files under the root directory at the top of the script. I think his default is /ns/ns-root which you will have to make. (mkdir /ns ; mkdir /ns/ns-root)
But you can make it in your /home/user directory like I did.
One thing, once you launch it, it backgrounds itself and is immediately listening, so you can only kill it by doing a "ps ax" and looking for the PID it's running under, then "kill -9 <pid>" or just restarting the nokia.
Also, it will output connections to your shell until you close it and reopen it, but its nothing but a minor annoyance.
Very cool
Last edited by Laughingstok; 2007-09-22 at 22:18.