Thread: RemoteInk - a tool for using PocketBook e-reader as a computer monitor
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Old 05-04-2017, 06:13 PM   #19
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I forgot to do

Code:
make install
for the server . I just started the server manually with ./remoteinkd.

But make install not only copies the binary to /usr/bin/ (which should be on linux systems /usr/local/bin !!!) but also created a configuration directory and an ini.file in /etc :

Code:
install bin/remoteinkd /usr/bin/remoteinkd
mkdir -p /etc/remoteinkd
install -m 644 config.ini /etc/remoteinkd/config.ini
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Hi,

this app is really a great idea and simply in usage - if I could get it run ;-)

On Ubuntu 16.04 I get the error on running the server:

Code:
$ sudo remoteinkd passwd
RemoteInk v0.2 - Server
New password: 
Confirm password: 
[-] Error: Can't save password (try to use "sudo")
when I try to set the password.

The (precompiled) client app seams to run on the PB623 (firmware 4.4.614, which was the last one on this device).

Any advice?
Last edited by apos; 05-05-2017 at 07:43 AM.
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