home web server – Behind The Scenes

In my home automation project, I sometimes need to run (background) commands from my web server towards another Raspberry Pi. Communicating between 2 Raspberry Pi's using sshpass was the best way to do this using Bash command. Read more...
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Tagged with Linux, Raspberry Pi, Raspbian, SSH, home web server, network, network protocols, sshpass

Understanding common network protocols is intended to be a basic, easy to understand guideline for the most used network protocols and mainly covers networked computers linked to the same network - such as a home network. Read more...
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With this post, I would like to use an Apache home web server to host links that will trigger bash scripts. What we will be doing is create a link on a local webpage that is accessible from your home network and by clicking on this link or PHP script will runs in the background, which then triggers the Bash Script. Read more...
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Tagged with Apache2, Bash, Raspberry Pi, Raspbian, home web server, html, network, php, website development

With this post we are going to set up a basic home web server using the Raspberry Pi. It will show you what software you'll need for what purposes, how to install them, and ultimately how to set up a small home website to use in your tinkering projects. Read more...
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Tagged with Apache2, LAN, Linux, Raspberry Pi, Raspbian, getting started, home web server, network, web server