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commit 7d01abff4fb9533c263f198877e8151054c06712
parent ec1d42b1ecb20e2f20a4a68982f537d49fb7d05a
Author: Santtu Lakkala <inz@inz.fi>
Date:   Thu, 25 Jan 2007 21:53:26 +0000

nginx http server and .install files

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diff --git a/posts/nginx-http-server-and-install-files.md b/posts/nginx-http-server-and-install-files.md @@ -0,0 +1,7 @@ +# nginx http server and .install files + + There was some discussion about http server for 770/N800, so I decided to package one too. After some surfing I decided to use nginx, it seemed light and fun. Unfortunately their build system wasn't exactly standard, and needed some tuning to get it debianised (on the machine I was on apt-get source didn't give anything for it). But now it's running and available for 770 and N800. + + N800 application manager introduced .install files (IT2006 has some support too, haven't really tested). I created a php script that checks for a package in my repositories and returns appropriate .install file data. When I test run it, it turned out, that although the content-type was correct, and it was correctly opened in application manager, it didn't work due to invalid file suffix. So I grabbed every web admins favourite tool, mod_rewrite and made the .install files available as http://maemo-hackers.org/<packagename>.install. + + osso-xterm installation has never been this easy, just click [here](http://maemo-hackers.org/osso-xterm.install), and your N800 should go and get itself some command line sugar. +\ No newline at end of file