Re: Modern FreeBSD Installer?
- From: Tim Judd <tajudd@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 26 Apr 2009 09:45:20 -0600
<snip>
I've also thought about the concept of a web-ui installer, even if it'srun
from the local machine. The benefit of a webui installer is that you canavailable
give the disk to someone, tell them to put it up on a publically
IP address and just sit back and let it run. but I ramble on....
I'm not sure I understood this correctly... Do you suggest
something like running a (minimalistic) web server from the
machine where FreeBSD is about to be installed, and then
have either a HTTP connection from localhost or from a
distant machine (where someone else can do the install)?
Yes. To both. lynx or maybe opera depending on if it's a console install
or X install.
Otherwise could be used from remote so the people unfamiliar with this OS
(let's think datacenter) can pop in a disk, assign an IP (maybe within the
lynx/opera browser), and offer up a password to secure the remote install.
I like this idea, but it's my plaything when it comes to actually making a
prototype when I decide if I want to move further into it or bail on it.
The idea just sounded nice.
--TJ
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