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johnlauer / serial-port-json-server

A serial port JSON websocket server for Windows, Mac, Linux, Raspberry Pi, or BeagleBone Black that lets you communicate with your serial port from a web application. This enables web apps to be written that can communicate with your local serial device such as an Arduino, CNC controller, or any device that communicates over the serial port.
http://chilipeppr.com
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Norton Blocks Json install please help #40

Open Winterhawk63 opened 8 years ago

Winterhawk63 commented 8 years ago

Hello I have been trying to get Chilipepper for Garbl to work for me off and on for months. I get the program loaded and it shows the white start screen with your logo Chilipepper etc. I can't ever get the Json server to install or run. What the heck am I doing wrong? I keep getting Norton says it's not safe, and then it removes the exe file and that's it done. I tried shutting down the firewall in Norton that didn't even work. As a side note if I do get the Json server installed, do I have to run it in a command prompt window every time I run Chilipepper or just the first time to finish the install? Any help would be great I really look forward to using the program. Regards John

DanielJoyce commented 7 years ago

Added exec and execruntime commands. The exec command lets you simply execute any command on the host operating system as if you were logged in at the command line. This is similar to the program command which essentially was executing a command on the command line. However, now you can do any command you want. Make sure your host OS is behind a firewall as this method opens up your device to any command being executed on it. Changes in 1.86

Probably Norton knows about this...

chilipeppr commented 7 years ago

If Norton is blocking, there's nothing that can be done on this end.

On Thu, Feb 23, 2017 at 8:48 AM, Daniel notifications@github.com wrote:

Added exec and execruntime commands. The exec command lets you simply execute any command on the host operating system as if you were logged in at the command line. This is similar to the program command which essentially was executing a command on the command line. However, now you can do any command you want. Make sure your host OS is behind a firewall as this method opens up your device to any command being executed on it. Changes in 1.86

Probably Norton knows about this...

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