OVM
Posted: Sat Jul 06, 2013 2:41 pm
This program purpose is twofold: hosting private virtual (a.k.a cloud) servers not visible to the general public; and as a free replacement for paid tethering apps. Currently, only limited functionality of the first portion is implemented.
This is still a pre-alpha, and the code base is messy, so don't judge me for errors. It can communicate using HTTP identity on the same IP address. (Meaning that you have to use a virtual machine which can be configured to use the same ip address). To my knowledge, no changes occur to the external network.
Disclaimer: I may not be held liable for anything that occurs as a result of using this program.
To start the server, open a terminal on host (for linux, commands will vary slightly on windows):
Most messages will be prepended with [Err ], [Dbug], or [Info]
Please send me information of problems with the program, including the log.
Planned future changes:
Enabling access to server from outside current ip address.
Adding a logfile.
Adding scripting support (PHP, others?)
Adding Database support (language?)
Making opensource
PS, if you don't care, don't comment.
This is still a pre-alpha, and the code base is messy, so don't judge me for errors. It can communicate using HTTP identity on the same IP address. (Meaning that you have to use a virtual machine which can be configured to use the same ip address). To my knowledge, no changes occur to the external network.
Disclaimer: I may not be held liable for anything that occurs as a result of using this program.
To start the server, open a terminal on host (for linux, commands will vary slightly on windows):
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cd /directory/to/extraction
sudo java entry -p port -f /absolute/directory/to/root/folder/ [-d default_page]
Please send me information of problems with the program, including the log.
Planned future changes:
Enabling access to server from outside current ip address.
Adding a logfile.
Adding scripting support (PHP, others?)
Adding Database support (language?)
Making opensource
PS, if you don't care, don't comment.