I made my website to document stuff I want always at my finger tips and publicly available. This one is so basic it is f*cking painful xD. How to host a local HTTP-WebServer. AS SIMPLE AS POSSIBLE!
Why?? I mod and tinker with sh*t sometimes that has literately only wget or cat available in the shell, NOT EVEN FTP. This makes getting files onto it a pain. This time it was with Valetudo and a Firmware Bug. There is a old tool by someone out there that could make a WebServer but should Linux not just be able to just do it. Well... it can. RangeHTTPServer is what I found in my distribution (OpenSuse). Thanks to it I found out python has a simple HTTP-Server build in now. LOL
python3.14 -m http.server 8000
python3.14 -m http.server 8000 --bind 0.0.0.0
And that is, no joke, all I want to document xD.
And about Valetudo, it works well. Nice to have! The version/firmware for my Vacuum had/has a leak bug/memory issue over time. Causes the Map to randomly disappear and the vacuum to go nuts. A reboot and waiting often fixes it. Never change the map in any way until it shows up again else it is gone! Re-import as far as I could tell is not possible directly and can only be done with copying files from the some random firmware folder somewhere. IDK. don't care to much about it. A firmware update to 549 and a nightly build fixed it for good.
(Also: Firmware 490 vs. 549 actually makes a good amount of difference in some situation's on how the vacuum dose or reacts to stuff. Better? No. Different? DEFINITELY! LOL)