I'm testing new possibilities with El Whip now. Connected the 512K Mac with LocalTalk and mounted a share.
I'm running it from a mounted drive on my MacIPgw virtual machine. This has Netatalk on board. The .html files are on this share so there is endless space and... the possibility of using scripting. As an example I generate a simple page every minute which gives the current date and time. Just to understand the idea.
The server is still running on the 512K Macintosh
Have a look at:
http://128k.macip.net/date.html
This is the simple script, date.sh:
echo "<html>" > "/AppleShare/ElWhip 0.071/date.html"
echo "<body>" >> "/AppleShare/ElWhip 0.071/date.html"
echo "`date`">> "/AppleShare/ElWhip 0.071/date.html"
echo "</body>" >> "/AppleShare/ElWhip 0.071/date.html"
echo "</html>" >> "/AppleShare/ElWhip 0.071/date.html"
Run it in crontab
* * * * * /bin/sh "/AppleShare/ElWhip 0.071/date.sh"
I'm running it from a mounted drive on my MacIPgw virtual machine. This has Netatalk on board. The .html files are on this share so there is endless space and... the possibility of using scripting. As an example I generate a simple page every minute which gives the current date and time. Just to understand the idea.
The server is still running on the 512K Macintosh
Have a look at:
http://128k.macip.net/date.html
This is the simple script, date.sh:
echo "<html>" > "/AppleShare/ElWhip 0.071/date.html"
echo "<body>" >> "/AppleShare/ElWhip 0.071/date.html"
echo "`date`">> "/AppleShare/ElWhip 0.071/date.html"
echo "</body>" >> "/AppleShare/ElWhip 0.071/date.html"
echo "</html>" >> "/AppleShare/ElWhip 0.071/date.html"
Run it in crontab
* * * * * /bin/sh "/AppleShare/ElWhip 0.071/date.sh"
