4 Push your own content onto Noxon iRadio devices:
5 RSS feeds, text files and MediaTomb server structures.
7 This tool makes it possible to push own data into the menu
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16 Customizung the directory structure
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18 The ``var/`` directory contains three directories you can fill with
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22 Menu item ``var/`` Directory
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24 Internet Radio ``internetradio``
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29 You can put folders and files into this directories.
31 The ``internetradio`` directory is hard-coded to display the contents
32 of a MediaTomb UPnP server.
33 You can remove the check in ``index.php#handleRequest()`` if you do not
40 A directory is browsable by your Noxon radio
42 Shell script which is shown as directory and which gets executed
43 when navigating into it.
44 Output is shown as it is for ``.txt`` files.
46 I use it to control my house's heating system from the radio.
48 Shell script which gets executed when browsing the folder.
49 The output is integrated into the directory listing with the same
50 rules as for ``.txt`` files.
52 You can use this to show the current time within the directory listing.
54 Text files are rendered as un-actionable lists.
56 Empty lines get removed, consecutive spaces get collapsed.
58 Podcast feed URL file.
60 Simply contains the URL to the podcast's MP3 RSS feed.
62 File extensions get removed for display purposes.
71 The following hosts must point to your server and be handled
76 gatekeeper.my-noxon.net
81 To be able to browse a MediaTomb server, copy ``data/config.php.dist`` to
82 ``data/config.php`` and fill it with mediatomb web interface credentials.
88 This application is available under the `AGPL v3`__ or later.
90 __ http://www.gnu.org/licenses/agpl.html
96 Written by `Christian Weiske`__, cweiske@cweiske.de