In 2016 wilde ik een houten (kleding) inbouwkast maken in onze slaapkamer (eerste eigen huis), met veel bergruimte en hang gedeelte. Het voordeel van een inbouwkast is dat deze van de grond tot het plafond kan lopen waardoor de gehele muur bedekt wordt met zeeën van kastruimte. Daardoor heb je geen last van spullen die in het zicht staan of stof boven op de kast.
Om deze blog te beginnen eerst het eindresultaat:
To activate the Camera Module and be able to use it with Motion you need to probe it by entering this command line:
$ sudo modprobe bcm2835-v4l2
To start Motion as a Daemon (Service) you need to write:
$ sudo service motion start
To stop:
$ sudo service motion stop
To get the statis of the service:
$ sudo service motion status
Add:
disable_camera_led=1
in
sudo nano /boot/config.txt
Thx to this article I started using OpenShift for hosting my own bots. It’s a walk though that has some small pitfalls, but any suitable dev will overcome this with some debugging.
Source: https://github.com/slackapi/hubot-slack
HUBOT_SLACK_TOKEN=<slack_app_token> HUBOT_LOG_LEVEL=debug ./bin/hubot -a slack -n 'botje'"start": "PORT=$OPENSHIFT_NODEJS_PORT BIND_ADDRESS=$OPENSHIFT_NODEJS_IP HEROKU_URL=$OPENSHIFT_APP_DNS REDIS_URL=redis://:$REDIS_PASSWORD@$OPENSHIFT_REDIS_HOST:$OPENSHIFT_REDIS_PORT HUBOT_SLACK_TOKEN=<slack_app_token> HUBOT_LOG_LEVEL=debug bin/hubot -n 'botje' -a slack"Source: https://github.com/ClaudeBot/hubot-messenger-bot
MESSENGER_VERIFY_TOKEN=<verify_token> MESSENGER_ACCESS_TOKEN=<facebookaccesstoken> HUBOT_LOG_LEVEL="debug" ./bin/hubot --a messenger-bot"start": "PORT=$OPENSHIFT_NODEJS_PORT BIND_ADDRESS=$OPENSHIFT_NODEJS_IP HEROKU_URL=$OPENSHIFT_APP_DNS REDIS_URL=redis://:$REDIS_PASSWORD@$OPENSHIFT_REDIS_HOST:$OPENSHIFT_REDIS_PORT MESSENGER_VERIFY_TOKEN=<verify_token> MESSENGER_ACCESS_TOKEN=<facebookaccesstoken> HUBOT_LOG_LEVEL=debug bin/hubot -n '' -a messenger-bot"Source: https://github.com/ClaudeBot/hubot-skype-bot
MESSENGER_VERIFY_TOKEN=<verify_token> MESSENGER_ACCESS_TOKEN=<facebookaccesstoken> HUBOT_LOG_LEVEL="debug" ./bin/hubot --a messenger-bot"start": "PORT=$OPENSHIFT_NODEJS_PORT BIND_ADDRESS=$OPENSHIFT_NODEJS_IP HEROKU_URL=$OPENSHIFT_APP_DNS REDIS_URL=redis://:$REDIS_PASSWORD@$OPENSHIFT_REDIS_HOST:$OPENSHIFT_REDIS_PORT SKYPE_BOT_ID=<skype_bot_id> MICROSOFT_APP_ID=<microsoft_app_id> MICROSOFT_APP_SECRET=<microsoft_app_secret> HUBOT_LOG_LEVEL=debug bin/hubot -a skype-bot"
Login to your Raspberry Pi with the default user/pass:
user: pi pass: raspberry
Run the following in the terminal:
$ sudo raspi-config
Navigate to ssh, press Enter
Select Enable or Disable SSH server.
Run:
$ sudo reboot
After the Raspberry Pi is restarted check your ip-address with:
$ ifconfig
Write or note down the ip address!
It is also good to change password, so nobody else can get in. Do this by running:
$ sudo -i $ passwd pi
And remember the password so you won’t forget :)
Then when you want to SSH to your Raspberry Pi from another computer, just enter:
ssh pi@<THE IP ADDRESS YOU GOT WITH IFCONFIG ON YOUR PI>
I had a message that was returning every time I was using Terminal on my local machine. It says that I had unread mail in /var/mail/$USER. But how can you read this mail and how can you get rid of this?
It’s mail that has been send by for example a local install of WordPress or it’s a cronjob which sends reports on cron-jobs which you ran locally. You can of course see if you can disable the mailings. But you also want to read the mails first (what they are about) and get rid of this message that keeps appearing when starting terminal/CLI (so you need to get rid of the emails).
First reading the messages can be done by running:
$ cat /var/mail/$userThen removing the mail can be done by following the following commands:
$ mail
> d *
> quit
In navolging van mijn post over het krijgen van notificaties over nieuw aanbod op een specifieke zoekopdracht op Marktplaats.nl, wilde ik hetzelfde bereiken met nieuw aanbod op Funda.nl. Nou bied Funda.nl dat zelf al aan via een e-mail notificatie, welke je kan instellen op een specifieke zoekopdracht. Alleen kan je deze maar 1x instellen als 1 zoekopdracht. Maar misschien heb je andere wensen per regio, stad of dorp. Of misschien wil je een notificatie ontvangen op een ander kanaal dan via email. Hoe pak je dat dan aan? Continue reading
I wanted to get a list of all the videos uploaded on YouTube by a specific user. A nice feature of Google Docs (Spreadsheet) is the abbility to add and run apps scripts to get data based from an external source like YouTube. So I changed a already existing script (http://ctrlq.org/code/19561-youtube-google-apps-script) and it works perfectly for me. Open a new Google Spreadsheet. The click “Tools > Script editor…” and copy past the code below. The you can run the script from within the “Script editor”. You probably need to authorise using YouTube within Google Spreadsheet. Continue reading
When you get errors with running commands on your Raspberry Pi like “warning: Setting locale failed.” you can fix this by updating the locale file in the OS. You can do this by typing:
pi@raspberrypi ~ $sudo nano /etc/default/locale
on your Raspberry Pi command line or in your Terminal window from your Mac when connected to the Raspberry Pi.
Next you have to change the following lines within the editor that just opened: Continue reading
To access the files on your Raspberry Pi on your Mac Finder you can install the appletalk protocol on the Pi by typing the following commands on the Raspberry Pi.
pi@raspberrypi ~ $sudo apt-get install netatalk
This lets you use the following (in the terminal on your Mac) to connect to the Pi
yourmac:~ username$ open afp:/10.1.1.10
Now you will see the Raspberry Pi appearing in your Mac Network where you will need to login on (default user/pass), to see access the files and folders.
Next up is http://www.derkbraakman.com/fixing-locale-error-debian-wheezy/