On 02/02/2018 19:51, druck wrote:
> On 01/02/2018 14:16, A. Dumas wrote:
>> On 01/02/2018 12:38, Bengt Törnqvist wrote:
>>> One goal is to, via buttons in a browser html form), switch on and of
>>> equipment connected to a Rasberrypi in a remote room.
>> Simply have the server side script (cgi, python, php, whatever works on your
>> web server) call the "gpio" program. See "man gpio".
>
> If you are familiar with twiddling gpio from Python, you use that for both
the
> I/O and generating HTML. To be able to run python scripts in cgi-bin you need
to
> install uwsgi.
>
> ---druck
>

I have similar projects and I'm using C/C++, wiringpi for I/O and the
embeddable
server library libmicrohttpd on headless PI zero Ws. I found libmicrohttpd had
a
steep learning curve, but for what I want I was able to use some of the simple
examples to get the code going. I am using raspbian lite. I map my source
directory on the pi so that it appears as a drive on Windows, and then do all
the editing on Windows using Sublime 3. I then use putty for compilations etc.

John

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