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en:freya [2019/05/01 14:05] – [Installation under Windows] fluktuaciaen:freya [2019/05/01 14:07] – [Remote playback via SSH tunnel] fluktuacia
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   Scripts\easy_install.exe pysdl2   Scripts\easy_install.exe pysdl2
  
-Next, copy SDL2.dll library into Miniconda’s directory (the library can be found at [[https://www.libsdl.org/download-2.0.php|zde]] in Runtime Binaries section) and the Freya itself ([[https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MLAB-project/pysdr/3dwf/tools/3dwf.py|zde]]).+Next, copy SDL2.dll library into Miniconda’s directory (the library can be found [[https://www.libsdl.org/download-2.0.php|here]] in Runtime Binaries section) and the Freya itself ([[https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MLAB-project/pysdr/3dwf/tools/3dwf.py|here]]).
  
 ===== Running ===== ===== Running =====
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 ===== Remote playback via SSH tunnel ===== ===== Remote playback via SSH tunnel =====
  
-Thanks to ssh tunnelling, we can transfer data from any remote station through a mediation server. You have to use a so-called port-forwarding, an technique enabling opening a port from station to server and from client’s computer to server. To open a tunnel, follow the example below:+Thanks to ssh tunnelling, we can transfer data from any remote station through a mediation server. You have to use a so-called port-forwarding, an technique enabling opening a port from station to server and from client’s computer to server. To open a tunnel, follow the example below:
      
 Sign in to a chosen station. Open a port to server that would serve as a mediator of the data transfer.  Sign in to a chosen station. Open a port to server that would serve as a mediator of the data transfer. 
en/freya.txt · Last modified: 2019/05/01 14:10 by fluktuacia