# HG changeset patch
# User Paul Issott
- Pibook - A PocketBook dedicated to SliTaz
- and the Raspberry Pi:
+ Pibook - A Pocket Book dedicated to SliTaz
+ and the Raspberry Pi
- You can reach you server with the IP address of the machine or from
- the machine itself via the localhost URL (link below). And you you
+ You can reach your server with the IP address of the machine or from
+ the machine itself via the localhost URL (link below). And you
can have some stats and the server status by adding 'server-status'
to the server URL, example with the loopback IP address:
This setup guide will use the small Busybox ftpd applet and inetd
- daemon to run the FTP server only when needed. The setup use very
- small system resources and the server can handle undread of files.
+ daemon to run the FTP server only when needed. The setup uses very
+ little system resources and the server can handle hundreds of files.
The root directory is where the FTP files are or will be stored.
- Open inetd.conf with a textt editor:
+ Open inetd.conf with a text editor:
- We choosed to store FTP files in /home/share/ftp, but you are
+ We chose to store FTP files in /home/share/ftp, but you are
free to use the folder you want. Now restart the inetd daemon to include
your new settings:
- Finaly use a web browser to test the services. As usual, you must
+ Finally use a web browser to test the services. As usual, you must
use the local IP address of the server or connect from localhost:
To use the interface, you must find the IP address of your device
and connect with the root user and password via the correct local IP.
- You can use ipinfo on on device to get the IP address:
+ You can use ipinfo on the device to get the IP address:
The service is started by default to help new users. If you want to
- stop/start the web server manually from cmdline you can use the
+ stop/start the web server manually from a cmdline you can use the
following commands and if you want to disable the service at boot
you must edit: /etc/rcS.conf. Start or stop the web server:
- If you wich to run the service on an othe port, you can edit the web
+ If you wish to run the service on another port, you can edit the web
server configuration file: /etc/httpd.conf
SliTaz Raspberry Pi book
@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@
diff -r 17d70cbe5f1b -r a0cc5234d537 arm/codex/system.html
--- a/arm/codex/system.html Thu May 01 20:51:50 2014 +0100
+++ b/arm/codex/system.html Thu May 01 21:39:11 2014 +0100
@@ -90,7 +90,7 @@
$ ipinfo
@@ -98,7 +98,7 @@
For now the only installation option is to have 3 partitions on the SD card then run the install.sh script from a Linux system. In time we - will try to provide disk image for MS Windows and OSX users. + will try to provide a disk image for MS Windows and OSX users.
- Finally, you can also control a SliTaz Pi desktop graphicaly with a - VNC viewer. Check out: + Finally, you can also control a SliTaz Pi desktop graphically with a + VNC viewer. Check out the: PiBook Remote control section for more information.
@@ -117,7 +117,7 @@- TazBerry is a Ncurses GUI to configure your SliTaz Raspberry Pi box. + TazBerry is an Ncurses GUI to configure your SliTaz Raspberry Pi box. It provides a simple menu and lets you edit files with your favorite text editor. TazBerry can be started from the window manger menu or from the cmdline with: @@ -138,8 +138,8 @@