This repository is part of a tutorial on NetBurner.com.
This project was developed for NetBurner's NNDK 3.x
See folder 1-switch-counter
Either follow the blog instructions to use with NBEclipse, or run make -j and make -j load with NNDK installed to build for your NetBurner device.
Further instructions on installing NNDK and using CLI tools are here: https://www.netburner.com/NBDocs/Developer/html/page_command_line_tools.html
For the web server, either follow the blog instructions or use standard Docker commands to build and run the web server component locally via Docker:
docker build -t web-embedded-blog-1 .
docker run --rm -p 80:80 --name web-embedded-blog-1 -d web-embedded-blog-1
Once running, you can access the web server at http://localhost or your computer's IP.
If you get Warning: SQLite3::query(): Unable to prepare statement: 1, no such table: device_switches in /var/www/localhost/htdocs/device.php on line 64 then use the Setup Database link to create the appropriate database table.
Set up the NetBurner by modifying the URL with the IP of your Docker host computer like so:
http://192.168.1.101/device.php?resource=switches
You can find your computer's IP using a terminal command like ifconfig (Linux and Mac) or ipconfig (Windows).
After clicking Update Record to save your NetBurner's configuration, flip a DIP switch or reboot the NetBurner and refresh the Docker PHP page, you should see a new entry appear.
The container and image can be removed with:
docker rm web-embedded-blog-1
docker rmi web-embedded-blog-1
Database files are saved in the /tmp folder of the web server, so they're temporary and may need re-setting-up after reboots. To make them more permanent, change the database file path somewhere intentional.