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This setup is meant to scan with my scanner connected to the Pi every time someone visits the website. | This setup is meant to scan with my scanner connected to the Pi every time someone visits the website. | ||
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This is done using the PI as a server. | This is done using the PI as a server. | ||
Revision as of 23:37, 6 December 2017
This setup is meant to scan with my scanner connected to the Pi every time someone visits the website.
This is done using the PI as a server. The workflow consists of 3 parts: 1. cgi that fires a bash script (needs to be done) 2. bash-script that scans the image 3. php / html that gives back the image
Pre-installs
Setup Apache for serving as usual.
Install Sane
sudo apt-get install sane
plug in the printer
(if luckily sane knows the printer you can just use it, otherwise install drivers manually)
! Didn't work with the PZI Scanner because of missing linux drivers
Scripts
the bash-script of the scanning looks like:
sudo scanimage --device "pixma:MG4200_192.168.178.59" --resolution 200 --mode Color > /var/www/html/scan.tiff convert -rotate 90 scan.tiff scan.jpg