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28 lines
1.5 KiB
28 lines
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basic setup like hostname, enable ssh, wifi, etc., all done with the raspberry pi imager so i didn't have to do them
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physically installed camera module
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installed nginx
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installed vim
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made nginx point to telescopium.local so i can actually display the stuff from it
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android can't connect to mdns addresses such as telescopium.local
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made some folders in /var/www/html/ to do stuff
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command for outputting a datetime filename: date +%+4Y-%m-%d-%Hh%Mm.jpg
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added a listing for autoindexing the folder /var/www/html/stills/ with location /stills/ { autoindex: on; }
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made a python script to take a picture, plus a systemd service and timer to take pictures daily! they need to be symlinked into /etc/systemd/system/
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finally realized i never did `systemctl enable telescopium.timer --now` so the timer never started which is why my daily task hasn't been running. remedied.
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telescopium physical has been installed in its place in the rear window. also i made it so that it prints its current ip address in the webpage.
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gonna try and make it so it converts the latest month of images into a gif, at a rate of one week per second? hopefully just using imagemagick.
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update: i am deep in the bowels of imagemagick and ffmpeg trying in vain to get this to work
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fixed the unrelated issue where it was taking a picture every time the system rebooted. it's because i had the telescopium service enabled in addition to the timer; i disabled the service and made sure only the timer was enabled
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