How about this one, ip is 1wire id, claims unlimited sensors.
Temperature measurement and equipment control over the internet
http://www.tuxgraphics.org/electronics/200906/home-climate-control.shtml
Sven Geggus wrote:
> Hi there,
>
> this looks nice:
>
> http://hackaday.com/2009/12/02/ipv6-to-1-
That's the wierd thing..I can't think of anything. Most of my working
installs are on 64 bit machines, and this is a 32 bit machine, but I
also have working installs on 32. They're the same versions of
CentOS/patch level. They're different generations of hardware
(Pentium D's vs P-3 or something
owserver uses the newer system calls: getaddrinfo, so should be IPv6
compatible. The hard part is the syntax for command line network address.
It's easy to give address and port as 10.0.2.1:4305 but I don't see a common
way to specify an IPv6 location.
Paul Alfille
On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 3:30 PM,
Ilya Pravdivtsev wrote:
> Debian packages coming soon.
Do you provide deb-src URI?
If so, we would easily be able to build them ourselfes.
Sven
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(Man-page uubp(1C) on Debian/GNU Linux)
/me is gig
Gregg Levine wrote:
> I saw that. It has one annoying pretense. That everyone has IPv6
> access outside of their LAN. I do not have such access.
There are free tunnel brokers like sixxs.net which I am using at home
for quite some time now. Works pretty well! One would surely need
some kind of fi
I don't think w1 will work without -OW_MT (multiithreading). It's the
asynchronous nnature of tje w1 netlink interface. We have no place to accept
announcements of new bus masters, bus master's leaving, etc.
OWFS spends a lot of time waiting for IO from many different sources: serial
or USB ports,
