Using NGINX to proxy flask and camera
In my previous posts, I have managed to get webcam feeds and Flask serving a webpage. Now I want to use NGINX (pronounced “engine x”) to bring everything together and run it all on port 80 (HTTP). I have moved…
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Camera on a Raspberry Pi
In my post about getting Flask running as a service, I included a screenshot with a large dark area as the background. In this post, I will work on filling it with an image from a web camera, which will…
Running Flask as a Service
On my ROV, I am running the Python web server Flask. I want it to start automatically when the Raspberry Pi starts. For this, I need to make it into a Service. Flask displays the following warning on startup. Stating…
My Basic Linux Setup
At the same time as sorting out Passwordless Sudo on my Ubuntu virtual machine, I am trying to make it match my fairly default Raspberry Pi or other Linux box setup. My default username on a Raspberry Pi is still…
Passwordless Sudo
At home, I have a Raspberry Pi that I use to develop my ROV and K-9 software. Raspbian seems to have passwordless sudo, meaning you don’t have to enter the user’s password to run a command as root. I share…