Install/Uninstall GotoHTTP for Raspberry Pi
- Install:GotoHTTP for Raspberry Pi is a portable application, there is no installation process required. Please download the tarball package according to your system, and extract it to a directory. For GUI edtion, the executable file is 'gotohttp', or 'gotohttp_cli' for CLI edition. It requires root permission, so go to the directory type 'sudo ./gotohttp' or 'sudo ./gotohttp_cli' to start program.
If your device is 64BIT, but OS is not offical Raspberry pi OS, you can also try our 64BIT ARM Linux edition.
GotoHTTP supports the following parameters:- -p <pass> Set user password
- -f <1|0> Allow/Disallow file transfer
- -m <1|0> Allow/Disallow multi-controllers(NOT recommended)
- -b <1|0> Try to use framebuffer mode or not(NOT recommended)
For example:sudo ./gotohttp -p my_password -f 0 -m 1
Tip: All parameters will be saved automatically, you don't have to set parameters next time.Besides downloading with web browser,you can also use the following commands in SHELL to download, extract and run GotoHTTP.
- 32BIT Graphical User Interface
$ wget http://gotohttp.com/gotohttp_gui_rpi.tar.gz
$ tar -xvf gotohttp_gui_rpi.tar.gz
$ sudo ./gotohttp_gui_rpi/gotohttp - 64BIT Graphical User Interface
$ wget http://gotohttp.com/gotohttp_gui_rpi64.tar.gz
$ tar -xvf gotohttp_gui_rpi64.tar.gz
$ sudo ./gotohttp_gui_rpi64/gotohttp - 32BIT Command Line Interface
$ wget http://gotohttp.com/gotohttp_cli_rpi.tar.gz
$ tar -xvf gotohttp_cli_rpi.tar.gz
$ sudo ./gotohttp_cli_rpi/gotohttp_cli - 64BIT Command Line Interface
$ wget http://gotohttp.com/gotohttp_cli_rpi64.tar.gz
$ tar -xvf gotohttp_cli_rpi64.tar.gz
$ sudo ./gotohttp_cli_rpi64/gotohttp_cli - Raspberry Pi Zero Command Line Interface
$ wget http://gotohttp.com/gotohttp_cli_rpi_armv6.tar.gz
$ tar -xvf gotohttp_cli_rpi_armv6.tar.gz
$ sudo ./gotohttp_cli_rpi/gotohttp_cli
- Uninstall:By default, GotoHTTP enabled the unattended access mode, it will be started automatically on system booted. If you want to uninstall it please run the script 'uninstall' in this directory, then you can remove the files. (If you just want to run it temporarily, you may run gotohttp with parameter 'noboot', for example: gotohttp noboot . Other parameters are supported too, but noboot must be the first one.)
- Start/Stop:If GotoHTTP run with unattended access mode,using the following commands to start/stop program:
Start:$ sudo service gotohttp start
Stop:$ sudo service gotohttp stop
If system does not support command 'service', please use:
Start:$ sudo systemctl start gotohttp
Stop:$ sudo systemctl stop gotohttp
To stop GotoHTTP,you can also use the command below to kill GotoHTTP process:
$ sudo pkill gotohttp - Upgrade:Please quit the program first,then overwrite the program file with new one.