as many of you know the TurrisOS comes with Transmission and miniDLNA by default. Wouldn’t be great to have installed Transmission Web interface and NextCloud ( in LXC container) as well, but moreover with modified Forris Web GUI - You go to https://192.168.1.1/ but in contrast to default Forris login, you will get something like this:
What do you think about it? Do you like the idea? I think this is the power of TurrisOS/OpenWRT that we can modify it in our image. By clicking on any icon we would get to login screen, so there is any leak of information, but DLNA.
Well, it suppose to be pretty easy to implement. We can just add new website (like this) In Lighttpd. Nevertheless I would rather ask the CZ.NIC team to write it in django if it is something that Turris community might request.
personally I’d like to see something like this completely optional. I don’t run transmission and have no reason to run it on my Omnia. I don’t need it gummed up with non-necessary daemons. also my advice, if you’re going to run something like that, do it in a lxc container for better security.
I definitely agree with you. Nevertheless as I mentioned earlier, the Transmission and miniDLNA are preinstalled and inactivated by default, I just want to have nice & easy access to these apps.
Regarding to NextCloud (and all dependencies MariaDB, Apache, PHP…) et cetera I would decidedly go with LXC container because of security and consistency of TurrisOS.
Well you already can create and run such a custom web page with any links you like. All it takes is some tweaking with host based virtualhost at the web server. Nextcloud is installable too. I would however suggest using an external storage. Considering that omnia is aimed at more skilled users I think your request need not be a priority
Hey,
thanks for your point of view.
I’m aware of that TurrisOS is for advanced users and I have a idea how to do that. Nevertheless, as you see, the feature isn’t requested only from me, that’s why I asked CZ.NIC team.