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Dominic Reich bab3e56d0f adds hotspot functionality
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emergency-mail-forwarder (EMF)

Dominic, OE7DRT

Warning

This is a work in progress and some things may not work yet. I have tested tag v0.1 at my main computer so far without problems.

Overview

├── conf
├── data
├── http_root
├── build.sh
├── Makefile
└── README.md

conf

Config files as the Caddyfile used for the caddy webserver or php config file.

data

Just the database will be in here. Or exported backup files.

http_root

The PHP web files used by Caddy.

build.sh

The initial script that should install the tools and setup the programs.

Makefile

Basically, just run make in the directory.

How I intent to make use of that

So I've seen Emergency Email servers that are all based on Raspberry pis and I always hated that. Raspberry Pis are great tools, but they have no screen and you finally always end up with carrying two (or even more) devices with you. Also the supported bananaries (binaries) are often limited to arm processors (and I don't like that so much).

I wanted something that I can download to my current computer and run it just from that. Without having to bend too much of my network configuration.

How do I intent to run this toolset

Clone the repository, enter it and run make.