George Bobeck wrote:
This is my OWFS success story...
I would also like to include my minor OWFS success story. About a year
and a half ago I cobbled together with my "very limited skills" a
temperature monitoring system based on OWFS for use in-house at our
hospital and two other facilities. Here are the screenshots:
http://tshweb.olympiamd.com/temp/
Hardware:
Soekris net4801
256MB flash card
iLink one-wire serial adapter. (Could easily be USB)
Software:
Debian Linux
Mysql
PHP
Perl
Unfortunately, I haven't touched the system since then, so it's lacking
all the new OWFS features. I would like to get some input from users in
the group if I should distribute the source, providing nobody makes fun
of my "hack" job...and make something more useful if it. Other than the
user interface, I think everything needs to be redone. Here are some ideas.
- Sqlite backend
- Use phpOWFS instead of reading the filesystem.
- Add rrd graphs.
- maybe use OWTF as the backend.
-authen
My resources are limited these days, but this in one project I think
might be of value to a lot of people if properly done.
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