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INDI Library v2.0.6 is Released (02 Feb 2024)

Bi-monthly release with minor bug fixes and improvements

[Mobindi] A mobile phone UI for indi setups

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That's great !
Can you give me details about libraries problem by private message ? I'll eventually improve the build script...
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Hi Pludov,

Can we do something on the screen when viewing in horizontal via tablet or PC monitor? Hope you know what I meant. :)

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Tom

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Yes, it is really ugly in landscape mode, but no suprise here, I never tried to make it usable in that mode.

However, I'll look at it for the next version: github.com/pludov/mobindi/issues/15
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4 years 9 months ago #39817

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Hi Pludov,

The https integration only works once when finishing install mobindi. After that only http works. Any way to check or to autostart the service?

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Tom
4 years 9 months ago #39889

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Hi !
Use startup.sh to start mobindi. It will start mobindi with https server
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Hi,

Do we need to do that everytime OS startup or maybe we can have something auto start?

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Tom
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Always call startup.sh. It will ensure all required component are started.
To automate the start, you can just add the following to /etc/rc.local

exec su -l -c "( cd ~/Astro/mobindi && exec ./startup.sh 2>&1 )" linaro

Adapt the path (~/Astro/mobindi) and the user (linaro).
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4 years 9 months ago #39894

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Unfortunately, it doesn't work. But the npm start command works very well in rc.local

Any idea?
4 years 9 months ago #39899

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It is probably a problem about log output.

I just pushed a modification to allow sending output to a log file.

Please update to latest github version (git pull --ff-only) and modify the line from /etc/rc.local to :

exec su -l -c "( cd ~/Astro/mobindi && LOGDIR=/var/log/mobindi exec ./startup.sh 2>&1 )" linaro

It should work upon next reboot ! (however due to the git update, a build will occur, so it may take 2-3 minutes to fully come up)
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Sorry mate, it still can't auto start when system boot. :(
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Does it work if you start startup.sh from a terminal ?
Can you post the content of /var/log/mobindi/ ?
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The weird thing is it never create mobindi in /var/log/. Also when I copy and paste the exec command into Terminal, it close the terminal after ENTER.
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