README_REMOTE_WWW

How to install Samba and set up the router to fetch web content remotely:

Install & Setup Samba (run all these steps on the linux host):
	1) Install Samba
		sudo apt-get install samba
	2) Create a samba user (this is seperate from linux username/password)
		sudo smbpasswd -a $USER
	3) Create a folder that will hold the webpages in your user directory and make it writable by all
		mkdir /home/$USER/remote_www
		chmod a+w /home/$USER/remote_www
	4) Make a backup of the default Samba configuration file
		sudo cp /etc/samba/smb.conf /etc/samba/smb.conf.default
	5) Append to the Samba config file to add the directory to share (this is all a single command):
		cat << EOF | sudo tee -a /etc/samba/smb.conf
		[remote_www]
		path = /home/$USER/remote_www
		available = yes
		read only = no
		browsable = yes
		public = yes
		writable = yes
		follow symlinks = yes
		wide links = yes
		EOF
	6) Restart Samba Server
		sudo restart smbd

Connect to share from the router:
	7) Under Administration | CIFS Client, set the following settings:
		Enable: <check>
		UNC: \\192.168.1.2\remote_www  (or whatever the IP of the linux machine is)
		Username: easydev (whatever your linux username is)
	   	Password: easydev (whatever the samba password you made is)
	   	Security: None
	8) Save the settings

Log in to the router and change httpd to fetch files from share:
	9) Log in to the router using SSH (this may have to be enabled through the GUI, I would also suggest adding your an ssh key for passwordless login)
	       ssh root@192.168.1.1 (or whatever your router's ip address is) 
               (password is your router's admin password)
	10) Copy all the existing files to the share
	    	 cp -r /www/* /cifs1/.
	11) Kill the existing webserver
	    	 killall httpd
	12) Restart the webserver from the cifs1 directory
	    	 cd /cifs1
		 httpd
	13) Exit the router using the exit command
	    	 exit
	14) Change the permissions on the newly copied files so you can edit them
	    	 cd /home/$USER/remote_www
		 sudo chown -R $USER *

Everything should now be served up from your linux machine and you are free to edit things! 

Warning! Saving some pages in tomato (or calles from EasyTomato to do this) will restart servies requiring you to do steps 9, 11-13 again.