Re: [Wifiadmin-users] Another Question: Read-only

[Dimopoulos E. <dim...@ce...>]

Well, you will lose some of wifiadmin's functionality, like the rrdtool 
generated graphs, or the ability to change the default wifiadmin 
administrator's pawssword, since they need to be stored somewhere.

If you have some other filesystem on a media you could mount as read-write 
(like an nfs share), you could change the

$passwd_filename = "./include/passwd";
$rrd_database_path = "rrd_database/";
$graphs_path = "graphs/";

variables, so that the rrd database (where data to be graphed is stored), 
graphs and passwd(where password files are stored) are all on a writable 
filesystem.

What kind of machine are you installing wifiadmin on?


On Mon, 20 Dec 2004, Thomas Holmquist wrote:

> I have another question.
> I'm running WiFiAdmin on a Pebble Linux installation
> ( http://www.nycwireless.net/pebble/ )
> Because this distro runs normally as read-only (unless you remount as RW), do
> you think there will be any problem with WiFiAdmin not being able to write to
> the disk?
>
> -Thomas
>
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