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  • #16
    If web server "lighttpd" is installed, it uses port 8080
    If internal webserver of dump1090 is used, it uses port 80

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    • #17
      @Oblivian
      Thanks! I got that idea. Just have to get it in the router forwarding service.

      @abcd567
      First: Thank you for all your tests with antennas, ranges, Rpi tutorials and "errors solving". It helped me (and this community) a lot.

      Confirm. Have to be through port 8080.
      I'm tying now with my phone and the "<my-ip>:8080" got it right. But if I make "<my-ip>:8080/dump1090/gmap.htlm> I get "Error opening HTML file: No such file or directory.

      But it's ok for now, it's just to personal and it's enough.
      T-LPCO12 Up since: 2016-08-26
      Rpi2|R820T|Cantennaabcd567

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      • #18
        Originally posted by batrakiu View Post
        Hi there!

        I'm trying to access dump1090 off my home network, but no joy.
        At home, at port 8080 it's all fine.

        With my public IP:8080, get this:


        With my public IP/dump1090/gmap.html, "Unable to connect"

        I have the ports 8080 and 80 opened.
        There is no problem of connection or port, as the clocks & aircraft table are visible on the page loaded in the outside network.

        The problem is loading google map, which now requires a google api key to be added to the RPi file /var/www/html/dump1090-mutability/gmap.html

        Now question remains how map displays within the network? It is simple. It is the cached copy of map downloaded before API key requirement was enforced. Simply clear the local web browser's cache, reload the map page, and map part on local network will also become blank.
        Last edited by abcd567; 2016-09-02, 01:31.

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        • #19
          If you have installed webserver "lighttpd" by command
          Code:
          sudo apt-get install -y lighttpd
          Then to see map at address:
          IP/dump1090/gmap.html

          you have to configure the web server "lighttpd" integration by following command
          Code:
          sudo lighty-enable-mod dump1090
          sudo /etc/init.d/lighttpd force-reload

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          • #20
            I've already answered, but it's not showing.
            It's fine to me this way, can see dump1090 trough my phone with the <my-ip>:8080.

            Thanks abcd567, I'll do it.
            T-LPCO12 Up since: 2016-08-26
            Rpi2|R820T|Cantennaabcd567

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            • #21
              Originally posted by batrakiu View Post
              I've already answered, but it's not showing.
              It's fine to me this way, can see dump1090 trough my phone with the <my-ip>:8080.

              Thanks abcd567, I'll do it.
              Forum doesn't like people using @ symbols. Usually contact addresses for fake passports and iphones
              Posts not to be taken as official support representation - Just a helpful uploader who tinkers

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              • #22
                It was that! Newbie here. :/

                I'm thankful to you and your security advise.
                I got your idea but I was making it wrong in my modem, but I figured out how to redirect the ports. Lear one more thing today (well it's make two things). ahah
                About this of port 8080 or 80 and the error of my shared printscreen, it solved.

                Thanks!
                T-LPCO12 Up since: 2016-08-26
                Rpi2|R820T|Cantennaabcd567

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