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- Mon Oct 13, 2014 9:21 pm
- Forum: Coding Corner
- Topic: ´╗┐Network Event Receiver for Raspberry Pi and Linux systems
- Replies: 3
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Re: ´╗┐Network Event Receiver for Raspberry Pi and Linux syste
Those aren't really the same thing. They both require a "middle man" Eventghost server. I trigger events on either of my 2 Eventghost PCs or my Raspberry Pi using a script on a web server which targets the specific machine I'm issuing a command to. Because of that, I wanted them all to use an alike ...
- Sun Oct 12, 2014 6:51 pm
- Forum: Coding Corner
- Topic: ´╗┐Network Event Receiver for Raspberry Pi and Linux systems
- Replies: 3
- Views: 3612
´╗┐Network Event Receiver for Raspberry Pi and Linux systems
´╗┐Hello,
I wanted to send data / events to my Raspberry Pi in the same way I send it to my 2 Eventghost servers, so I modified Bitmonster's original source so it can be run on the Raspberry Pi without any Eventghost dependencies.
I am far from a professional programmer, so all of you real ...
I wanted to send data / events to my Raspberry Pi in the same way I send it to my 2 Eventghost servers, so I modified Bitmonster's original source so it can be run on the Raspberry Pi without any Eventghost dependencies.
I am far from a professional programmer, so all of you real ...