Great.

Have to jailbreak to install python? omg, this why I hate apple things.

2011/2/5 kgingeri <kging...@gmail.com>

> I have renewed interest in using web2py for simple Google gadgets and
> CRUD updates to a web database, and in exploring it, wondered if I
> could load and use it on my iPad.  Well, sure enough, I got it going!
> Very impressive!!
>
> Procedure is:
> a) jailbreak your iPad & install Cydia (a bit involved, but there's
> lots of howto's on the web)
> b) set your type as "developer" in Cydia (your prompted initially, -
> or you may not be able to find Python, to install it
> c) install unix commands - OpenSSH, wget, unzip, (vim) - via Cydia
> d) install iphone/python (2.5)
> e) install pTerm via iPad appstore
> f) using pTerm, login to root@localhost (default pswd is "alpine" -
> change it using "passwd"!!)
> g) at sys prompt, use "wget http:/web2py/examples/static/
> web2py_src.zip"
> h) then "unzip web2py_src.zip"
> i) then "cd web2py"
> j) then "./web2py" ... enter a password (no gui but not prob)
> k) use pTerm browser (via tapping the [...] button at upper right) to
> browse to localhost:8000
> l) your there, with sqlite and all!  Even the editor works with the
> iPad (most don't)!!
>
> So just in case anyone else out there is a little crazy like me, this
> is how it is done:
>
> Notes:
> 1) Jailbreaking your iPad:
>    At the moment, it's still a Mac only, 'tethered' jailbreak,
>    meaning; to enable the jailbreak mode you have to boot
>    the device connected to your Mac, using redsn0w utility,
>    and selecting the "just boot tethered' mode - otherwise the
>    it will boot with jailbreaking disabled
>
> 2) pTerm does not go into background properly, so it will
>    kill web2py if you try to use an iPad browser instead
>    of the built in one - hopefully this is updated soon.
>
> Here's some screenshots on picasa ->
> https://picasaweb.google.com/kgingeri/Wep2pyOnIpad?feat=directlink




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