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2012-11-27
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@ Helsinki, Suomi (Finland)
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$ develsh $ python -m SimpleHTTPServer 80
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2012-11-27
, 08:25
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@ Zagreb, Croatia
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2012-11-27
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@ Fortaleza @ Brazil
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That is nice, I am using it in 1 project but you need to subclass it to get any more details about files.
If you want lighttpd on N9, here you go, I tested this and it works:
http://elblogdelqt.blogspot.com/2011...r-on-n950.html
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2012-12-12
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@ Poland, Tricity
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I've been using python SimpleHTTPServer as it comes with Harmattan (no need to install anything)
Have you tried running lighthttpd with develsh? It should give you permission to use port 80.Code:$ develsh $ python -m SimpleHTTPServer 80
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I already tried to install some console apps from Fremantle, since the Harmattan and Fremantle have some changes related with graphical interface libraries. A Fremantle GUI application to run correctly in Harmattan will require a special kit of packages.
But i think that a Linux console application for Fremantle (Maemo 5), Diablo (Maemo 4) or Harmattan (Meego or Maemo 6?) can do same thing and a console application can be compatible in these three versions of Maemo.
So, i installed the Lighttpd from Maemo 5 repositories and i already installed in Nokia N9 but i think that was not fully compatible. Lighttpd was running but was not possible to access the webpage and the port 80 was not open.
Well, i am continue trying to get a better solution to get a functional CGI HTTP server in Nokia N9 that can be embedded in a specific solution.