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DougieLawson

On my system that stuff is in /etc/apache2/mods-available/php7.0.conf

so sudo a2enmod php7.0 should activate it. I've added that to my pull request for the new version of the weather-station-www code.

DougieLawson

Then I can't see how your web site is failing, that log looks normal.

DougieLawson

ShiftyRP wrote: ↑
Sat Nov 17, 2018 3:43 pm
So how did NOOBS be able to detect my network then?

No idea, because my crystal ball went offline in the "Great Crystal Ball Disaster of 1989" and you're not telling us everything that you've tried and failed to do to resolve things.

DougieLawson

You're probably better off running sudo mysqld_safe to get it to repair damaged tables and restart.

DougieLawson

I think it's safe to assume that you've broken your hardware and need the £10 fix.

DougieLawson

What I'd like is all United Kingdom based retailers to forget Black Friday ever existed and send it back over to the pond to where it originated. We don't do Thanksgiving here, we don't need Black Friday here. To the OP, don't forget this is an international forum and not everyone gives a hoot about...

DougieLawson

LMGTFY

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=mysql ... t+password

You're welcome.

DougieLawson

sudo mysql -u root
will get you a MySQL (aka MariaDB) command line (no password needed on DebIan/Raspbian Stretch).

DougieLawson

It's probably easier to use the picamera python library rather than spawning raspivid.

https://picamera.readthedocs.io/en/rele ... ipes1.html

DougieLawson

Try building a new SDCard with Raspbian 2018-11-13 or NOOBS 3.0.0 (which has a mass of updates for multimedia stuff).

DougieLawson

Look in the logs at /var/log/apache2

DougieLawson

Put images on https://imgur.com put the BBCode link on here.

The forum image / attachments stuff is a pile of stinking brown stuff that's not fit for purpose.

DougieLawson

You've not set your country code. The rfkill program will have disabled your WiFi interface.

Try a sudo rfkill list all command.

DougieLawson

helpthepi wrote: ↑
Fri Nov 16, 2018 9:17 pm
Input is something like: temp=33.6C which is string. I need the output to be just 33.6

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[0-9]+\.[0-9]+

will match that.

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#!/usr/bin/python3

import re

inputstr = "temp=33.6C"
regex = "[0-9]+\.[0-9]+"

x = re.search(regex, inputstr)

print (x.group(0))

DougieLawson

I have set up my Pi to host a local web server using the Apache2 download. Now I want to move this web page to the public internet for everyone to see. Is there any way for this to be done without setting up a port forward. Bad luck. If you're behind a NAT router then it can't be done unless you ca...

DougieLawson

At the moment the USBboot OTP bit is set in the factory on the production boards.

DougieLawson

Time to plug in a TV, keyboard and mouse. You need to be sure the Raspberry has booted. Then you can look deeper with things like ssh [email protected], ifconfig, iwconfig and iwlist scan commands.

DougieLawson

I'd suggest installing the new Raspbian stuff with sudo apt update; sudo apt -y dist-upgrade then revert to 4.14.79 or 4.19.1 with sudo rpi-update 2267b32 or sudo rpi-update c91b784. Then re-install James' kernel and bootcode.

That gets you the best of both worlds.

DougieLawson

You should be able to do that at: https://console.developers.google.com/a ... q=calendar [Note: I have not tried this.]

DougieLawson

So your sshd_config file has password authentication disabled.

Change these lines

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PasswordAuthentication no
UsePAM no

to

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#PasswordAuthentication yes
UsePAM yes

then restart your sshd server with sudo systemctl restart ssh

DougieLawson

My intent after is to install Raspbian LITE. Then start with Raspbian Lite 2018-11-13 and stop wasting your time with NOOBS. Before you boot your system add f:\ssh.txt [empty file] and f:\wpa_supplicant.conf country=GB ctrl_interface=DIR=/var/run/wpa_supplicant GROUP=netdev update_config=1 network=...

DougieLawson

Man in a van wrote: ↑
Fri Nov 16, 2018 5:41 pm
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sudo nano /home/pi/.ssh/authorized_keys 
gives

Directory does not exist

That's bound to be true since you're not trying to use public/private keys.

DougieLawson

NOOBS Installation is on the Pi. that means NO OS is installed. I was attempting to connect the NOOBS installer to the wifi network. Oh dear, don't bother. Do you really need NOOBS? What's wrong with plain Raspbian? If you insist on using NOOBS for multi-boot switch to NOOBS 3.0.0 or (better) switc...

DougieLawson

What happens with ssh [email protected] in an LXTerminal?

What OS version are you using? Have you tried today's fresh new downloads?

DougieLawson

NOOBS is a software installer, it is not an OS. [PINN is a better forked version of NOOBS.]

You need to be more specific about what's running on your Raspberry.

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