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##### DASHBOARD.README #####
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A web-based dashboard can be enabled. You can supply your own index.php file,
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or a functional dashboard can be provide. If no index.php file is in the
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build directroy when try to install the dashboard, the installation will fail.
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To get started, copy the "example.php" file to "index.php".
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The example.php file is a good place to start, if you want to create your own
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by adding features to your dashboard. This dashboard include a <form> with
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a button to send any URCALL to your gateway.
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To install, run the following command after you have created an index.php file:
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sudo make installdash
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Note that this will install a php web server and all necessary packaged needed
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for the server. To uninstall, run the following:
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sudo make uninstalldash
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These installed packaged are not uninstalled by the uninstall script. It will
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only shut down the php web server.
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Likewise, the index.php file will not be erased in the build directory when you
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uninstall the dashboard, so if you've done a "git pull" and have noticed that
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there was a new example.php file downloaded, you may want to copy the newer
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example.php file to index.php.
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One the dashboard server is running, simply point a browser at the Hotspot's IP
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address or at http://<hostname>.local/ (on the same subnet).
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Please note that this is a very simple server and is not recommended for the
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world wide web. If you want a robust dashboard accessible from the web, you
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will want to use a robust server, like apache, and a different index.php file.
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