configuration of OTA server

[Kate S.]

I'm trying to configure SWUpdate on a raspberry pi to serve as a server to provide updates to embedded systems via OTA.

I've activated all the options on "make menuconfig", and I can run the webserver without a problem.

Now i would like to configure an IP address and I can't find where to do it.

I found a configuration file under /swupdate/examples/configuration/swupdate.cfg but it's part of the examples given by swupdate.

So I'm wondering if I must use it and where to put it. The same goes for the website that is already given in the examples. Can I just simply use it and then copy it elsewhere and make the cfg file point to it?

And if by any chance you have a guide on how to set up swupdate I would appreciate, there's not a lot of documentation out there.

[Stefano Babic]

Hi Kate,

On 1/2/25 15:17, Kate S. wrote:
> I'm trying to configure SWUpdate on a raspberry pi to serve as a server
> to provide updates to embedded systems via OTA.

???

SWUpdate is an OTA client.

>
> I've activated all the options on "make menuconfig", and I can run the
> webserver without a problem.
>
> Now i would like to configure an IP address and I can't find where to do it.

?????

This is network configuration for any Linux system. SWUpdate has nothing
to do with it.

>
> I found a configuration file under /swupdate/examples/configuration/
> swupdate.cfg but it's part of the examples given by swupdate.
>
> So I'm wondering if I must use it and where to put it. The same goes for
> the website that is already given in the examples. Can I just simply use
> it and then copy it elsewhere and make the cfg file point to it?

As "example", you should change for the needs of your project.

>
> And if by any chance you have a guide on how to set up swupdate I would
> appreciate, there's not a lot of documentation out there.

???

Maybe not a lot, but have you read the documentation at
https://sbabic.github.io/swupdate/ ?

Best regards,
Stefano Babic