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Compile and installation method updates created setup, build and install scripts to make it easier and convenient to compile and install the application from source. no plans distribute pre-compiled binaries because it's just so much easier to guarantee the application will actually work in the target machine when compiled by the target machine.
2022-09-17 09:53:52 -04:00
#!/bin/sh
v3.2.t1 -the -d option will no longer directly run camera instances. it will instead utilize systemd to install camera services. -added -i, -l and -r options to manage camera services. -the app will now default work and output directories in the /var/opt directory instead of /var/www/html and /tmp, making it a better neighbour in the fact that it won't overwrite existing websites or tmp files. -install.sh will now create an unprivileged mow user that will be used to run camera services. all in effort to make the app a good neighour and follow good security practice.
2023-07-31 11:16:07 -04:00
if [ -f "/opt/mow/uninst" ]; then
mow -u -f
fi
v3.3.t9 -moved buff_path setup code away from rdconf() to loadSh(). this insures root will never take ownership of the camera buffer. -added service group option. -updated the documentation in preperation of release.
2023-12-23 17:38:11 -05:00
if [ ! -d "/opt" ]; then
mkdir /opt
fi
v1.5.t13 Added the ability change the video codec via the config file. Changed the install script to now install the application in the /opt directory and then symm link to /usr/bin. Doing this allowed me to create a run script to start the application and enable the OPENCV_VIDEOIO_DEBUG parameter for opencv. This should make it easier to diagnose video-io issues with opencv. Updated the README documentation with all of the changes done to the application since v1.5.
2022-12-18 10:25:46 -05:00
if [ ! -d "/opt/mow" ]; then
mkdir /opt/mow
fi
v3.2.t1 -the -d option will no longer directly run camera instances. it will instead utilize systemd to install camera services. -added -i, -l and -r options to manage camera services. -the app will now default work and output directories in the /var/opt directory instead of /var/www/html and /tmp, making it a better neighbour in the fact that it won't overwrite existing websites or tmp files. -install.sh will now create an unprivileged mow user that will be used to run camera services. all in effort to make the app a good neighour and follow good security practice.
2023-07-31 11:16:07 -04:00
v3.3.t2 -pixel sizes for video and thumbnails are now configurable -the amount of recording and snapshot threads are now configurable -changed the default buffer and recording directories to drop the application name and also drop a level -service files are now stored in a dedicated dir -fixed logging so it will capture errors better -moved folder structure building to rdConfig() and added more error capturing -recording fps is now configurable
2023-10-19 15:04:39 -04:00
if [ ! -d "/var/footage" ]; then
mkdir /var/footage
v3.2.t1 -the -d option will no longer directly run camera instances. it will instead utilize systemd to install camera services. -added -i, -l and -r options to manage camera services. -the app will now default work and output directories in the /var/opt directory instead of /var/www/html and /tmp, making it a better neighbour in the fact that it won't overwrite existing websites or tmp files. -install.sh will now create an unprivileged mow user that will be used to run camera services. all in effort to make the app a good neighour and follow good security practice.
2023-07-31 11:16:07 -04:00
fi
if [ ! -d "/etc/mow" ]; then
mkdir /etc/mow
fi
v3.3.t2 -pixel sizes for video and thumbnails are now configurable -the amount of recording and snapshot threads are now configurable -changed the default buffer and recording directories to drop the application name and also drop a level -service files are now stored in a dedicated dir -fixed logging so it will capture errors better -moved folder structure building to rdConfig() and added more error capturing -recording fps is now configurable
2023-10-19 15:04:39 -04:00
if [ ! -d "/var/buffer" ]; then
mkdir /var/buffer
v3.2.t1 -the -d option will no longer directly run camera instances. it will instead utilize systemd to install camera services. -added -i, -l and -r options to manage camera services. -the app will now default work and output directories in the /var/opt directory instead of /var/www/html and /tmp, making it a better neighbour in the fact that it won't overwrite existing websites or tmp files. -install.sh will now create an unprivileged mow user that will be used to run camera services. all in effort to make the app a good neighour and follow good security practice.
2023-07-31 11:16:07 -04:00
fi
cp -v ./.build-mow/mow /opt/mow/bin
echo "writing /opt/mow/run"
v1.5.t13 Added the ability change the video codec via the config file. Changed the install script to now install the application in the /opt directory and then symm link to /usr/bin. Doing this allowed me to create a run script to start the application and enable the OPENCV_VIDEOIO_DEBUG parameter for opencv. This should make it easier to diagnose video-io issues with opencv. Updated the README documentation with all of the changes done to the application since v1.5.
2022-12-18 10:25:46 -05:00
printf "#!/bin/sh\n" > /opt/mow/run
v1.6.t9 The fork() architecture from the previous commit is also deemed a failure. Reverted back to v1.5.t19 code. I'll start from scratch, using this commit as the new base.
2023-02-18 21:20:24 -05:00
printf "/opt/mow/bin \$1 \$2 \$3\n" >> /opt/mow/run
v3.2.t1 -the -d option will no longer directly run camera instances. it will instead utilize systemd to install camera services. -added -i, -l and -r options to manage camera services. -the app will now default work and output directories in the /var/opt directory instead of /var/www/html and /tmp, making it a better neighbour in the fact that it won't overwrite existing websites or tmp files. -install.sh will now create an unprivileged mow user that will be used to run camera services. all in effort to make the app a good neighour and follow good security practice.
2023-07-31 11:16:07 -04:00
echo "writing /opt/mow/uninst"
printf "#!/bin/sh\n" > /opt/mow/uninst
v3.3.t3 -moved all service related code to seperate files. -split the camera service into 2 systemd services. -the -i, -c and -d options now function differently to support the split systemd services. -internal logging was completely removed. all verbose output will instead just go to stderr/stdout. will use journalctl for real time logging instead. -fixed the magick compile/install script so it will actually run now. -fixed a bug in the config file reading functions so it will now trim off white spaces and line breaks at the ends. doing this now prevents undefined behaviour if any parameter has a line break in it. -service user was added as a config file option. this can be used to set user name the installed services will run under. the default user is "mow." -the install.sh script will now add the default mow user to the video group making it possible to record footage from webcams without permission issues.
2023-10-27 15:43:17 -04:00
printf "mow -r\n" >> /opt/mow/uninst
v3.2.t1 -the -d option will no longer directly run camera instances. it will instead utilize systemd to install camera services. -added -i, -l and -r options to manage camera services. -the app will now default work and output directories in the /var/opt directory instead of /var/www/html and /tmp, making it a better neighbour in the fact that it won't overwrite existing websites or tmp files. -install.sh will now create an unprivileged mow user that will be used to run camera services. all in effort to make the app a good neighour and follow good security practice.
2023-07-31 11:16:07 -04:00
printf "rm -v /opt/mow/bin\n" >> /opt/mow/uninst
printf "rm -v /opt/mow/run\n" >> /opt/mow/uninst
printf "rm -v /opt/mow/uninst\n" >> /opt/mow/uninst
printf "rm -v /usr/bin/mow\n" >> /opt/mow/uninst
printf "rm -rv /opt/mow\n" >> /opt/mow/uninst
printf "deluser mow\n" >> /opt/mow/uninst
useradd -r mow
v3.3.t3 -moved all service related code to seperate files. -split the camera service into 2 systemd services. -the -i, -c and -d options now function differently to support the split systemd services. -internal logging was completely removed. all verbose output will instead just go to stderr/stdout. will use journalctl for real time logging instead. -fixed the magick compile/install script so it will actually run now. -fixed a bug in the config file reading functions so it will now trim off white spaces and line breaks at the ends. doing this now prevents undefined behaviour if any parameter has a line break in it. -service user was added as a config file option. this can be used to set user name the installed services will run under. the default user is "mow." -the install.sh script will now add the default mow user to the video group making it possible to record footage from webcams without permission issues.
2023-10-27 15:43:17 -04:00
usermod -aG video mow
v3.2.t1 -the -d option will no longer directly run camera instances. it will instead utilize systemd to install camera services. -added -i, -l and -r options to manage camera services. -the app will now default work and output directories in the /var/opt directory instead of /var/www/html and /tmp, making it a better neighbour in the fact that it won't overwrite existing websites or tmp files. -install.sh will now create an unprivileged mow user that will be used to run camera services. all in effort to make the app a good neighour and follow good security practice.
2023-07-31 11:16:07 -04:00
v3.3.t3 -moved all service related code to seperate files. -split the camera service into 2 systemd services. -the -i, -c and -d options now function differently to support the split systemd services. -internal logging was completely removed. all verbose output will instead just go to stderr/stdout. will use journalctl for real time logging instead. -fixed the magick compile/install script so it will actually run now. -fixed a bug in the config file reading functions so it will now trim off white spaces and line breaks at the ends. doing this now prevents undefined behaviour if any parameter has a line break in it. -service user was added as a config file option. this can be used to set user name the installed services will run under. the default user is "mow." -the install.sh script will now add the default mow user to the video group making it possible to record footage from webcams without permission issues.
2023-10-27 15:43:17 -04:00
chown -R mow:mow /var/footage
chown -R mow:mow /var/buffer
v3.2.t1 -the -d option will no longer directly run camera instances. it will instead utilize systemd to install camera services. -added -i, -l and -r options to manage camera services. -the app will now default work and output directories in the /var/opt directory instead of /var/www/html and /tmp, making it a better neighbour in the fact that it won't overwrite existing websites or tmp files. -install.sh will now create an unprivileged mow user that will be used to run camera services. all in effort to make the app a good neighour and follow good security practice.
2023-07-31 11:16:07 -04:00
chmod -v +x /opt/mow/run
chmod -v +x /opt/mow/bin
chmod -v +x /opt/mow/uninst
ln -sv /opt/mow/run /usr/bin/mow
v3.3.t1 -removed the web interface. this project will instead continue to focus on backend operations. external applications can interface with the buf/rec directories to provide frontend operations. -removed the magick binary file from the project. magick will instead be built from source on the target machine for maximum support for the target architecture. -stream codec and format are now user configurable. -recording thumbnail and video formats are now user configurable.
2023-10-08 10:09:15 -04:00
sh imgmagick_build.sh
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