Apt-get Install Mythweb
This is the INSTALL file for the MythWeb package. It contains the installation requirements and instructions for MythWeb.
Gossamer Mailing List Archive. Mailing List Archive. Login; Register; Help. XXXX@mythtv:~$ sudo apt-get install mythweb Reading package lists. Apt-get install mythtv. Configure the backend. Run the MythTV Backend Setup program from the Administration menu. My backend configuration is shown in the.
Please see README for other information. June 6, 2010 Contents 1.0 Requirements 2.0 Source 3.0 Experts 4.0 Everyone Else 4.1 Install Overview 4.2 Permissions 4.3 Webserver 5.0 Apache 5.1 Apache Config 5.2 Apache Security Config 6.0 Lighttpd 7.0 nginx 8.0 PHP Summary PLEASE, PLEASE read this document.
People seem to skip over this, under the mistaken assumption that MythWeb will just work with no configuration. While we've tried to make it as auto-detecting as possible, it usually still needs some hand-editing to account for variances in install preferences, etc.
Apt-get Install Dependencies
Please also read the FAQ in the README file, since it answers several common post-install questions/concerns. 1.0 Requirements First of all, you need MythTV, which you should be able to track down at: In addition to all the various things required to get MythTV up and running (which are documented in the main MythTV source), you need Apache, Perl and PHP up and running on either the same machine as MythTV, or one that is not blocked from communication by a firewall: Current versions of these in use by the MythWeb developer(s) are 2.2.x for Apache, 5.3.x for PHP, and 5.8.x for Perl. Make sure to build both Apache and PHP according to the instructions at the PHP home site, and be sure to include support for session, MySQL, pcre, posix and json when building PHP. It is also possible to use MythWeb with Lighttpd (Lighty): PHP Requirements: PHP Optionals: Sockets (UPnP Auto Discovery) 2.0 Source There are two official ways to download MythWeb.
Apt-get Install Pip
You can either download it as part of the MythPlugins tarball from or you can grab it directly from a git checkout, as described at Regardless of which method you end up choosing, you should be left with a directory named mythweb, which contains mythweb.php, mythweb.pl and a handful of other files/directories (including this file). 3.0 Experts If you are not an expert, please skip to section 4.0.
Mythweb Gods Index Html
Experts, the following commands should be enough for you to figure out what's going on: cp -r mythweb/. /var/www/html/ vi /var/www/html/mythweb.conf.apache mv /var/www/html/mythweb.conf.apache /etc/httpd/conf.d/mythweb.conf /etc/init.d/httpd restart 4.0 Everyone Else If you are reading this section, we're going to assume that you have only minimal experience configuring both Linux and a webserver. For those of you somewhere in between novice and expert, we hope that you do not find the following sections too boring, but please pay attention to ensure that you don't overlook something important. 4.1 Install Overview Most people will be running their MythWeb installation on the same system that hosts the MythTV backend server, and will not be running any other web services, so we will be expecting that you will want to access your machine directly, like: The second most common situation would look something like this: The differences between these situations are trivial, and if you cannot figure out how to do the second location from this guide, please don't hesitate to drop into #mythtv-users on irc.freenode.net to ask for help.