v5 released
https://github.com/ezdiy/pbjb/releases/tag/v5
* fixed terminfo breakage (ie readline now works properly in things like lftp or gdb)
* added lftp (universal client for sftp, ftp(s), torrent, http(s) opendir)
* added nano, htop, powertop (text editor, fancy system/power diagnostics)
* added sftp server, and device can be now browsed as such
* fixed pubkey authenticatoin, just put your .ssh/authorized_keys on main storage
* added http server, autoindex folder serving, but also configured for ssi, cgi
* http also does webdav transfers (shares named/passworded the same as on smb)
* added 'system status' settings menu entry to show some basic diagnostics, running services, device's IP etc
Quote:
Originally Posted by Markismus
@ezdiy Is it feasible to run an OpenVPN client on the pocketbook?
(Apparently, you have to root the iPhone to have a chance get it to allow tethered connections over the VPN, ..... )
What crosscompiler should I use. The processor on the Inkpad3Pro is sun8iw10, B288, 2xCortex-A7. Does this mean that the same packages compiled for Raspberry pi2 will work on the B288, too?
I am looking at PiVPN which should be lightweight enough and works on the RaspberryPi2. |
Unfortunately the kernel doesn't have tun device compiled, so openvpn doesn't work out of the box. There's somewhat limited use for that anyway, as the only user would be most likely the web browser - so one is better off with something like tor/open proxies. Will see if that can be made as separate application as it doesn't really need root.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco77
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Done.