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Remote Syslog
Deploys a syslog server with CLI and GUI tools.
Notice: new version is available @: https://www.remotesyslog.com/ and https://github.com/tslenter/RS/ Information about this version can be found @: https://github.com/tslenter/Remote_Syslog Remote Syslog is a free application what can be used to view syslog messages. It uses 3 small c++ programs for installation and CLI log control. Recently we added a web based GUI, this gives you a easy way of viewing and extracting syslog messages. The buildin installer installs syslog-ng as syslog deamon and combines this with colortail and apache2 to enhance the display output. Use for installation Ubuntu 16.04 LTS or later, Debian 8.x /9.x. Can be used with a Raspberry Pi 3B. -
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LEMP Raspberry Pi
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a Nginx HTTP server.
Change log: 07-16-2014 – After today’s changes RAM usage on first boot now down to <100mb. 07-16-2014 – Set most logs to write memory instead of SD card. (up to 10M or 1 day max) 07-16-2014 – Reduced system log level from “info” to “warning”. Reduce SD contention. 07-16-2014 – Uninstalled ntpd daemon. Replaced with systemd-timesyncd. 07-16-2014 – Enabled PHP’s mysql, mysqli and pdo extentions 07-16-2014 – Disabled innodb. 07-15-2014 – Switched PHP-FPM to “ondemand” to save... -
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yieldbuddy
yieldbuddy - an Arduino and Raspberry Pi based Environment Controller
yieldbuddy is an open source hydroponics controller for your indoor or outdoor grow. The Arduino sends multiple serial messages a second containing information like sensor values, relay on/off states, manual/auto modes, etc. The web interface (hosted by the Raspberry Pi running Apache2 and PHP5), allows you to login to the page and from there you can see graphs of all your sensors, their current values, whether or not your equipment is on/off (relay states), your web camera, etc. The Raspberry Pi runs a python script to receive serial messages from the Arduino, interpret them, and log all the necessary data into an SQL database. ...
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