I just tested the latest code (from master) on my jetson nano running ubuntu 18.04. Filter wheels worked fine in simulator mode.

Pre- required libraries did not install right away, had to install them separately using pip. This was ubuntu issue i guess.

One minor thing I noticed was , Once i pressed shoot to take a picture , exposure timer stuck to image exposure time instead of count down.

Everything said I am excited to use this app . I will further test the app in the field in the next few days.

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

Hi Pludov,

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

Regards,
Tom

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

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?

Regards,
Tom

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

Hi,

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

Regards,
Tom

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).

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

Any idea?

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)

Sorry mate, it still can't auto start when system boot.

Does it work if you start startup.sh from a terminal ?
Can you post the content of /var/log/mobindi/ ?