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    DeeJay_XB | # 31 | 2008-05-22, 19:02 | Report

    how do i remove apache from startup because the method posted above is not working... (something about file not found...)

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    qwerty12 | # 32 | 2008-05-22, 19:06 | Report

    update-rc.d httpd remove

    Try that.

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    DeeJay_XB | # 33 | 2008-05-22, 19:14 | Report

    still not working... after the run i get ... exists during rc.d purge (use -f to force)

    i've used -f parameter but the same thing...


    it worked just put the -f parameter before httpd


    update-rc.d -f httpd remove


    cheers!

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    qwerty12 | # 34 | 2008-05-22, 19:18 | Report

    Hmm, go into /etc/rc2.d folder and find the file that has httpd in it and move it to another folder.

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    MaemoN00B | # 35 | 2008-05-22, 20:20 | Report

    Originally Posted by qwerty12 View Post
    update-rc.d httpd remove

    Try that.
    I used the "update-rc.d -f httpd remove" command to remove the apache webserver from startup, now...

    How to run the apache server manually to use the gstmjpg?

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    Benson | # 36 | 2008-05-22, 20:21 | Report

    As root,
    Code:
    /etc/init.d/httpd start

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    MaemoN00B | # 37 | 2008-05-22, 20:31 | Report

    This utility has so many uses, thanks !!!


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    ebrindle | # 38 | 2008-05-22, 20:36 | Report

    Easy install (just installed the deb from app mgr/install file).

    MS IE doesnt do the motion jpg - so thought I had a problem.
    Then read the README - and on firefox all is wonderful.

    Works great!
    Thanks!

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    kepler | # 39 | 2008-05-23, 05:50 | Report

    To stop apache you can give a command on terminal:
    # httpd -k stop

    To start apache again, give command:
    # httpd -k start

    Please feel free to develop a more ergonomic and elegant way do to this. To learn more about apache command line options give:
    # httpd -h

    gstmjpg consumes quite heavily cpu, but apache doesn't (if you don't have many visitors on your tablet web). You will see this by giving a command:
    # top

    That shows how different processes consume cpu and memory.

    If you have difficulties with port forwarding to enable access outside your private network (from Internet) to your tablet, you will find good instructions from this site. They provide detailed walkthroughs on how to setup port forwarding in diffrent routers.

    As a bonus you will see your external IP address from their site. If you visit their site with your tablet browser, you will see the tablets public IP address (that is the address you have to go from Internet to acces your tablet)

    -kepler

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    cLin | # 40 | 2008-05-28, 01:26 | Report

    Is there anyway to save snapshots using the camera motion detector? So if I leave it pointing somewhere, I can check later for photos when there was movement detected?

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