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1.2.6 System Folder (USB Auto copy & Homepage)
RapidBox: This is exclusive using folder for upload. In case user upload file
by using RapidBox function of intro screen, this folder is stored
automatically.
USBDISK1.2: It shows when USB port connects USB equipment. In case
you want to separate USB equipment safely, please push Release
button for one second on front part of USB. You can remove USB
equipment from system with beep sound.
WWW: This is homepage basic folder. In case you want to manage private
homepage, you can upload the file for homepage on here ;
In case you manage private homepage, you approach http://IP address or
http://IP address:80 and you can see private homepage. Or you approach
http://IPadress:8080, you can see Mbox main page.
USBCOPY: This folder is for data backup in case USB Auto Copy execution.
1.2.6-1. USB Auto COPY
• In case you execute USB Auto Copy, the file in USB equipment will be backup automatically in USBCOPY folder.
• When it execute backup, the folder harmonized date and time in USBCOPY folder will be created and data will be backup
in the folder.
• When you push Copy/Reset Button for one second on the front of USB, it is starting copy from USB Store equipment with
beep sound. In case you push the button for 5 seconds, it executes Reset order. So the system turns off and turns on
again. Please be careful to push the button more than one second.
This is the exclusive using folder for sysadmin
This is supply the function for the managing of USB exterior equipment,
Rapid Box, and Homepage.
1.2.6-2. Personal Home Page
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After you connect WebDisk Explorer or Web Explorer, you upload relating file with homepage on www folder, located in
subordinated system folder.
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Rename the preexisting file named 'index.php' (e.g. to 'index.php_').
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In case you use Mysql, you connect sysadmin by using ssh, and you input ‘mysql-u root – p mysql’ There is no password.
After you connect Mysql, please nominate root passwork for mysql. When you enter the address of the device, you can
see your homepage.
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The old page can be accessed with 'http://the device address:8080.'
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In case you make any changes of the settings of the Apache web server or PHP, on which the existing services depend,
you should take precautions, and make sure you back up the existing settings before making any changes.
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