I don't think this makes any sense - saros has been plenty reliable, certainly just as much as the beaglebone we're sending commands to - but I don't feel as strongly as you.
If you feel like putting effort into duplicating saros' configuration on the router for no good reason, I'm not about to stop you.
I feel strongly about the infrastructure for people getting in the front door
not getting relegated to some other hardware. It's not "other stuff" it's
essential service that needs an internet connection to work, so it makes sense
to me to have the internet equipment host the access software.
As the person who has wired up multiple layers of redundancy and backup on the
front door system and will be making battery backup for this hardware too,
please let me put this system where it needs to be in order to be realiable.
-jake
On Sun, 5 Mar 2023, Yardena Cohen via sudo-sys wrote:
> My feeling is that the router should just be a router and not do all
> this other stuff. I would vote for just proxying 80 and 443 to saros.
>
> On Sat, Mar 4, 2023 at 12:48 AM Jake via sudo-sys <sudo-sys@sudoroom.org> wrote:
>>
>> Can someone tell me how to install apache2 on sudogateway so that I can copy
>> over the CGI configs, and the scripts that open the doors?
>>
>> Or if you want to do that yourself and then let me know, that's fine.
>>
>> basically this is in /etc/apache2/sites-available/www.conf
>> # Enable basic CGI with Basic Auth (only behind TLS)
>> <Directory /home/web/cgi-bin>
>> AuthType Basic
>> AuthName "Blarg"
>> AuthBasicProvider file
>> AuthUserFile "/home/web/passwords"
>>
>> Require valid-user
>>
>> Options ExecCGI
>> SetHandler cgi-script
>> </Directory>
>>
>>
>> and the files
>> /home/web/passwords
>> /home/web/accessadd.sh
>> /home/web/cgi-bin/*
>>
>> I can do some of this myself but setting up apache2 with certbot for
>> room.sudoroom.org to work would be a long shot for my first try, and i figured
>> other people have more experience.
>>
>> -jake
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