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* looked into the PiScan files | * looked into the PiScan files | ||
** found main.py and gphoto.py, where the photostoring process takes place (last lines in gphoto.py file: def captureanddownload) | ** found main.py and gphoto.py, where the photostoring process takes place (last lines in gphoto.py file: def captureanddownload) | ||
* changed the PiScan to display a IP | |||
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* fstab not mounting system | * fstab not mounting system | ||
* weird ssh problems when sshing into the PI?! | |||
** changed IP … | |||
Latest revision as of 09:05, 29 March 2018
The idea was to upload files scanned by the scanner into a local network or even on the mediawiki
Done
- php file to show files in directory
- 3rd writeable partition on pi
- installed apache2 and php (how to install things on readonly systems see: Readonly PiScan
- looked into the PiScan files
- found main.py and gphoto.py, where the photostoring process takes place (last lines in gphoto.py file: def captureanddownload)
- changed the PiScan to display a IP
To Do
- mount 3rd partition with fstab
- change apache config to point to that mounted folder than
- copy index.php there
- copy the files to the hosted folder as soon as captured
Problems
- fstab not mounting system
- weird ssh problems when sshing into the PI?!
- changed IP …