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

Bi-monthly release with minor bug fixes and improvements

New All Sky camera management software: indi-allsky

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I see that the tool uses Apache, it might be a good idea to also provide an Nginx version.
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Different issue:

elect an INDI driver: 20
**** Setting up indiserver service ****
**** Setting up indi-allsky service ****
**** Setting up gunicorn ****
**** Enabling services ****
Failed to connect to bus: Permission denied


The script exited abnormally, please try to run again...
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I ran the following to fix it:
export XDG_RUNTIME_DIR=/run/user/$(id -u)
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My SUPER old QHY5 works with this tool, excellent.
I will test it and report as I have seen quite a few things could do with improvements.

Good tool so far. Thanks for creating it.
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Anybody got ideas?? To my earlier post

I appreciate all the hard work you have done to create this package! I just installed Indi AllSky on an Astroberry server running on a Raspberry PI 4. The installed seemed to go just fine. It was a clean install of Astroberry and Allsky. I started the service just as described in the install section of the readme file, no errors. Where things go off the rail is when I try to access the application with the Raspberry PI using raspberrypi.local/ I get the Astroberry log on page. what am I doing wrong??
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Not sure, but if you install on astroberry then all-sky relocates its services to another port. Accessing it requires putting a colon then the port number after the host name.

Think it is documented somewhere...
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Yes I saw that and tried port 80, 81 and 82 no luck....
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raspberrypi.local:444

Failing that, discover the actual IP of the Astroberry and use that instead of raspberrypi.local

The .local address relies on something called multicastDNS or mDNS to work, and not all systems support it.

You can always use netstat to discover what ports are listening on your system, it will be one of those.
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Just to restate what @Giles already mentioned. Astroberry is a special case since it already has nginx running on port 443. indi-allsky will setup an alternate listener using nginx on port 444.

You should be able to use astroberry.local:444/ or raspberrypi.local:444/
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I am glad you got it working after the troubles you had! Feel free to open an issue in GitHub related to any improvements.
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Thank you everybody for your input. Yes using astroberry.local:444/ does work.
I found more in depth discussion on cloudynights here www.cloudynights.com/topic/785514-new-al...oftware-indi-allsky/
Cant wait to try it out.... Bruce
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I have just released v4.0 of indi-allsky which includes meteor/line detection for the images.

All in all, the detection works very well. On the very first night of testing, I managed to capture a meteor and the line detection flagged the image. Detection works slightly better with a monochrome camera, but I have been surprised by how accurate the detection works across all of my cameras.

The only weak point in the detection is "clouds". Just like our imaginations can see objects in clouds, the edge detection can be thrown off when clouds are arranged certain ways.

The detection is also very fast, taking a mere 0.1s to analyze a 1920x1080 image on Raspberry Pi hardware.
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