Control Raspberry Pi’s GPIO pins via a web page

in R-Pi by DP | 1 comment

This Instructable might just complete your plan to take over the world with the Raspberry Pi. Control R-Pi’s GPIO pins via a web page. Install some soft, type in a few commands, and you’re set. The base package includes:

- A server program that runs on the Raspberry Pi to read variables
- A MySQL database to store the variables in
- An Apache2 served webpage to allow control of the variables

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Comments

  1. jklu says:

    MySQL to store gpio data sounds a bit like overkill ;-)

    I have build a similar trick on a ngw100 Linux board a few years ago using Lua and used a Lua source file to read and write config.

    Same trick can be used using php’s eval()

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