- php version > 5.1
- php-cli
- php-posix
- php-pcntl
- /etc/init.d/functions should exist
- It only supports RedHat based servers.
cd /usr/local/
wget <url to laberp-equipment-server.tar.gz>
tar -zcvf laberp-equipment-server-$hash.tar.gz
ln -s laberp-equipment-server-$hash laberp-equipment-server
cd laberp-equipment-server
cp support-files/laberp-equipment-server.ini /etc/.
- Edit the ini file to setup all of the servers you wish to run
- Add /usr/local/laberp-equipment-server/bin to $PATH
- Add
PATH="$PATH:/usr/local/laberp-equipment-server/bin
to your .bash_profile or environment config
- Add
cp support-files/laberp_equipment_server to /etc/init.d/
- Now we can start the server!
/sbin/service laberp_equipment_server start
/sbin/service laberp_equipment_server stop
/sbin/service laberp_equipment_server restart
/sbin/service laberp_equipment_server status
- laberp_equipment_server is a script that launches the php socket server "laberp-equipment-server"
- laberp-equipment-server then forks a process for each scale defined in the ini configuration
- It creates n forks of itself (1 child process for each scale defined in the configuration)
- Each child process listens for data from a scale
- When it receives data it sends that information back to the client that is connected to it.
front.html is an example file on how to create a web socket connection
We will have a driver for each piece of equipment we want to talk to.
Define all of the servers you wish to connect to on libs/config.php
Each server is a scale