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Re: apt-get update

Postby frengo » 13 May 2016, 15:49

What's the matter on Archlinux ?
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Re: apt-get update

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Re: apt-get update

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Re: apt-get update

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Re: apt-get update

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Re: apt-get update

Postby frengo » 15 May 2016, 10:16

Yes, hondagx35, my only need is to reaching Runeaudio.
Until it was in the LAN, no problem.
But now to reach the Odroid C1+ with RuneAudio, now that's in a place where there's just a mobile web connection via 3G, the only way to reach it is to create a VPN system (where the device with Runeaudio must be an ovpn client reachable from another ovpn client what can be my PC or my smartphone). I have found that if I install OpenVPN (so Ovpn client) on Odroid C1+ with Debian OS, I reach the Odroid C1+ easily and immediately (i can ping it) but I did not succeed do the exact same operation on Archlinux.
If I typing the codes that you suggested I give errors.


P.S .: It's strange that here there is no even someone who knows how to change the logic state of a GPIO output (to drive a relay that can turn on/off an FM transmitter or an Audio Amplifier):

turn-amplifier-on-off-via-relay-t376-10.html#p13697
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Re: apt-get update

Postby frengo » 15 May 2016, 18:20

I solved the problem and now I can reach the Odroid C1+ connected via 3G (from a smartphone, too).

Now I would just figure out how to enable / disable the outputs and GPIO inputs....
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Re: apt-get update

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Re: apt-get update

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Re: apt-get update

Postby frengo » 16 May 2016, 00:32

Of course:

I install OpenVPN on my Odroid C1+ typing (without update and upgrade):

pacman -Sy openvpn

then copy the certificates, the key and config files (eg. from an USB pendrive) in /etc/openvpn with:

cp ca.crt /etc/openvpn
cp client.crt /etc/openvpn
cp client.key /etc/openvpn
cp client.ovpn /etc/openvpn

then return on master directory and type:

groupadd nogroup

-Then to connect to the server typing:

cd /etc/openvpn

and then:

openvpn --config client.ovpn

And the Client connect to the server immediately


To install the Server I followed this guide and it works by another Odroid C1+ with Debian OS to permit a client to reach it on a static IP address at home (portworwarding on private IP server address) and to permit at a client (eg. an android device) to see other clients (Arch OS, windows OS, etc.):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1RSNZxRG8c

and if You like it click on "I like"

THANX SO MUCH at my friend Alexis82
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