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web server to monitor progress of long Ekos sequences in a browser?

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Maybe 6 months ago there was thread on here about a user-developed web server to allow monitoring long Ekos sequences remotely from a browser.

I'm not talking about Ekos Live, but rather a simple "roll your own" solution that could be run on the same ubuntu machine as KStars and Ekos to provide a remote browser with a web page that shows progress.

I have searched but can't find the thread in the forum now. Can anybody point me to something like this?

Or maybe I just dreamed this?
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No problem. If you have any issues, report them on github. I've been using it for a few sessions now, and it seems pretty stable running in docker.
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Will this run on a Raspberry Pi?
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Yes, it runs on a raspberry pi. The recommended way to run it is in docker.
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Rick -- I got everything installed and running. Excellent packaging and documentation!

Thank you very much for this.

Do you start the server automatically and log its output? Or just using node.js index at command line?

Is the proper way to stop the server just to ^C the process in the terminal?
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Yep. I created a service file to start on boot. And ctrl-c is the proper way to stop it.


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