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    OTA using iis server?

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      misterlisty
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      It appears the xample for setting up the serevr for OTA requires a python webserver? Do i really need this, can i use IIS?

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        livius @misterlisty
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        @misterlisty
        you can configure IIS to support python
        https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6823316/python-on-iis-how

        then yes, you can work with IIS.

        think about people first, then computers

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          seb
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          If you just want to serve static updates, you can use IIS. The only reason python is used for that example is because it generates the updates on the fly from any version to the latest. You could generate the JSON files yourself and just statically serve them along with the required files.

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