***  INXI-REPORT VERSION 1.4  ***

Inxi-report is a small http server that presents an inxi report of your system to the world.
You can use this on forums with a button in your signature. This way if you have problems
with your computer, anybody can see your system specs in a click. A fresh report every hour!
Script now alerts if a new update is available.

This script depends on webfsd, aha and inxi. You can install them in one pass with:
 sudo apt install webfsd aha inxi



* inxi-report.sh
  This bash script needs to be started at desktop login via "autostart programs".
  It's a loop that makes a fresh report hourly.

* inxi-report.conf
  A few settings for server port, server docroot and inxi commandline, etc.

* server
  This starts the webfsd server and can only be started from within inxi-report.
  It automatically terminates the server when the inxi-report script is terminated!
  To kill webfsd you need sudo, so add webfsd to /etc/sudoers.

* server.log
  Shows all connect activity from server



At the forum use the following BBCode in your signature to show the inxi button with link to
your inxi-report:

  [url=http://<ip>:<port>/index.html][img]https://www.cobrasoft.nl/download/inxi-report/buttons/lime.png[/img][/url]
               |    |                                                                           |
               |    |_  <port> = port number to your server                                     |_  lime.png
               |                                                                                    lime-mirror.png
               |_ <ip> = your wan IP address or DDNS name                                           pink.png  (for the ladies ;)
                                                                                                    pink-mirror.png
                                                                                                    grey.png
                                                                                                    black-white.png
                                                                                                    black-yellow.png
                                                                                                    black-orange.png
                                                                                                    black-chrome.png

  If you have your own button image on a hosting, change the url to that image between
  the [img] tags. (only https with SSL links shows images)



Have fun!

Scripted by Koentje  (lowrida007@gmail.com)  (c) Cobrasoft