Using uHTTPd web server for local html files besides luci
I was wondering if it is possible to use the existing uHTTPd web server that hosts luci to host html files locally via a samba shared folder
My use case is I run a program called 'flexget' on a linux computer on my local network
I also have a samba shared folder on local network
flexget generates 3 html files(with the same name, basically overwrites) on my samba shared folder every time I run flexget
Android does not automount smb shared folder for the entire OS, only file explorer apps that can browse smb network can see those html files/folders, the path to the html file fails when opened on firefox for android because of this
I would ideally like to run the html without any authentication from the same router ip address (http://192.168.1.1/index1.html) and keep those html files(path to them) on the shared samba folder (so flexget can edit them) and open them on any device/browser connected to my network.
Yes, totally possible, you'll need to define another instance of uhttpd in the /etc/config/uhttpd and select a different port of course (or move the primary uhttpd instance to a port other than 80/443).