Dear Scott, Did you get the serial-to-usb cables from us? Could you use them to check the bootlog messages? (I use 'minicom' program in kubuntu) At the boot time you should be able to see:
1a. message in minicom during reboot with your /etc/launcher.conf.xml (the same when run "php /etc/init.d/launcher.php"): * USB hub already initialized... [ ok > ] > * Setting CMOS clock from the system time... [ ok ] > * Starting video streamer... [ > ok ] > * Starting compas/GPS... [ > none ] > *launcher: run command: (/usr/local/sbin/camogm /var/state/camogm_cmd > 2>&1 &) > /dev/null > launcher: finish* > 1b. If the /etc/launcher.conf.xml is empty: * USB hub already initialized... [ ok > ] > * Setting CMOS clock from the system time... [ ok ] > * Starting video streamer... [ > ok ] > * Starting compas/GPS... [ > none ] > *launcher: nothing to launch* > 2. from telnet / http://192.168.0.9/phpshell.php > # ps | grep camogm > 843 root 20832 S camogm /var/state/camogm_cmd > 845 root 1472 R grep camogm > # > 3. http://192.168.0.9/camogmgui/camogm_interface.php?cmd=status should have an output similar to the contents of the attached camogm_state.txt. And if the camogm is not running then you won't be able to access the page. Best regards, Oleg On 18 February 2010 12:15, Scott Janz <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Oleg, > > I tried both hand editing the launcher.conf.xml file and your method below > without success. I did verify that /etc/rc3.d contains s99launcher.php which > is symlinked to init.d/launcher.php > > contents of /etc/launcher.conf.xml: > > > <launcher_cmd> > <launch_example program="[patch]program_name" log="log_file_name" > background="true|false"> > 'log' and 'background' is optional attributes; program can be with a full > path > </launch_example> > <launch program="/usr/local/sbin/camogm /var/state/camogm_cmd" log="" > background="true"/> > </launcher_cmd> > > > regards, > > -scott > Oleg Dzhimiev wrote: > >> Dear Scott, >> >> Could you please send your /etc/launcher.conf.xml? >> >> The launcher.php is executed after the boot - you don't need to enable >> anything (there should be a link in /etc/rc3.d - "S99launcher.php") and it >> runs the programs from the list in launcher.conf.xml. I've just tested this >> - it works fine. >> >> I added the record using launcher.php: >> >> http://192.168.0.144/launcher.php?cmd=add&background=true&opt=wait&program=/usr/html/script.php< >> http://192.168.0.144/launcher.php?cmd=add&background=true&opt=wait&program=/usr/html/script.php >> > >> >> >> "launcher,conf.xml" example: >> <launcher_cmd> >> <launch_example program="[patch]program_name" log="log_file_name" >> background="true|false"> >> 'log' and 'background' is optional attributes; program can be with a full >> path >> </launch_example> >> <launch program="/usr/html/script.php" log="" background="true"/> >> </launcher_cmd> >> >> Best regards, >> Oleg >> Elphel, Inc. >> >> On 12 February 2010 14:42, Scott Janz <[email protected] <mailto: >> [email protected]>> wrote: >> >> Ok, I added the appropriate command to /etc/launcher.conf.xml and >> it works properly from the command line: >> >> >> php /etc/init.d/launcher.php >> >> starts camogm in the background, writes to /var/log/auto.log etc. >> But it will not automatically start at boot time. Is there >> something I need to do to enable launcher.php to run at boot? I >> have already checked to make sure it is executable. >> >> thanks, >> >> -scott >> >> >> Sebastian Pichelhofer wrote: >> >> It was initially added in 2008 so you should already have it >> in your camera. >> >> Regards Sebastian >> >> Janz, Scott J. (GSFC-6133) wrote: >> >> Thanks Sebastian, is the launcher installed in 8.0.4.3 or >> do I need to upgrade to latest distro? >> >> -scott >> >> On Feb 5, 2010, at 5:25 PM, Sebastian Pichelhofer wrote: >> >> >> I am working on a GUI in the system preferences for >> the launcher.php (/etc/init.d/launcher.php) script >> that reads an xml file and then starts the appropriate >> commands. >> >> This launcher.php is already installed but not doing >> anything at the moment (empty xml with just a demo entry). >> I would suggest to look at /etc/launcher.conf.xml as a >> starting point. >> >> Regards Sebastian >> >> Janz, Scott J. (GSFC-6133) wrote: >> >> Hopefully a simple question, what is the >> recommended method of autostarting camogm on >> camera boot? >> >> thanks! >> >> -scott >> >> >> >> >> _______________________________________________ >> Support-list mailing list >> [email protected] >> <mailto:[email protected]> >> >> >> http://support.elphel.com/mailman/listinfo/support-list_support.elphel.com >> >> >> >> >> >> > >
<camogm_state> <state>"stopped"</state> <compressor_state>"running"</compressor_state> <file_name>""</file_name> <frame_number>0</frame_number> <file_duration>0.000000</file_duration> <file_length>0</file_length> <frame_period>0</frame_period> <frames_skip>0</frames_skip> <seconds_skip>0</seconds_skip> <frames_skip_left>0</frames_skip_left> <seconds_skip_left>0</seconds_skip_left> <frame_width>0</frame_width> <frame_height>0</frame_height> <format>"ogm"</format> <exif>"yes"</exif> <prefix>""</prefix> <max_duration>60</max_duration> <max_length>100000000</max_length> <max_frames>16384</max_frames> <timescale>1.000000</timescale> <frames_per_chunk>10</frames_per_chunk> <buffer_overruns>-1</buffer_overruns> <buffer_minimal>0</buffer_minimal> <buffer_free>6154112</buffer_free> <buffer_used>13637760</buffer_used> <circbuf_rp>-1</circbuf_rp> <debug_output>"stderr"</debug_output> <debug_level>1</debug_level> <use_global_rp>"no"</use_global_rp> <kml_enable>"no"</kml_enable> <kml_used>"no"</kml_used> <kml_path>""</kml_path> <kml_horHalfFov>"20.000000"</kml_horHalfFov> <kml_vertHalfFov>"15.000000"</kml_vertHalfFov> <kml_near>"40.000000"</kml_near> <kml_height_mode>"map ground level"</kml_height_mode> <kml_height>"10.000000"</kml_height> <kml_period>2</kml_period> <kml_last_ts>0.000000</kml_last_ts> </camogm_state>
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