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# MMDVMHost-Websocketboard
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## Introduction
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This is a very first development version of my new MMDVMDash using websockets-technology to get rid of high load on Raspberry Pi and others and keep those temperature down.
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Also this should improve user experience.
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## Technical Details
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The Dashboard persists in detail in 3 components: two on the server (Hotspot/Repeater) side and on on the browser.
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The two server sided components are the logtailer.py (which communicates via websocket with your browser and streams the logs to it for processing) and the webserver-component from python3 (which is serving the needed html and javascript infrastructure to your browser).
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The client based component is the javascript processing the streamed log lines and filling the tables.
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## Used Ports
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By default following Ports are used for running the Dashboard:
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* 8000 TCP: webservice
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* 5678 TCP: Websocket
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## Installation
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You'll need to install several python3 modules. A concrete list will follow here later.
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Actually known:
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* websockets: `sudo apt install python3-websockets`
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* ansi2html: `sudo pip3 install ansi2html`
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* gpiozero: `sudo apt install python3-gpiozero`
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### Reommendations
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* take care to set Loglevel for FileLevel = 2 in your MMDVM.ini
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* also set debug = 0 on each section to avoid irritating output on the Dashboard
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* Python3.7 at least must be instaled
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### Installation steps
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* clone this repository to your home-directory with `git clone --recurse-submodules -j8 https://github.com/dg9vh/MMDVMHost-Websocketboard` to clone the repository with it's submodules
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* create directory with `sudo mkdir /opt/MMDVMDash`
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* change ownership to your user for example with `sudo chown -R pi /opt/MMDVMDash`
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* copy all files from repository into this folder
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* modify *logtailer.ini* to fit your needs
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* modify */html/js/config.js* to fit your needs, here you can switch on/off tabs showing or enable debug for getting some output in javascript console. You should take a look into this file - here are different options you can configure.
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* copy files in */opt/MMDVMDash/systemd* to */etc/systemd/system* or similar corresponding to your system
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* modify both scripts to fit your needs
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* enable services with following commmands, this results in starting both automatically after reboot:
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* `sudo systemctl enable http.server.service`
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* `sudo systemctl enable logtailer.service`
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* start services with following commmands:
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* `sudo systemctl start http.server.service`
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* `sudo systemctl start logtailer.service`
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Finally you should be able to get the new Dashboard calling the hostname of your hotspot and port 8000 (default) in your broser
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### If using DMRHost by BrandMeister-Team
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If you are using the DMRHost as replacement for MMDVMHost you should enable DMR-ID-Lookup within logtailer.ini by setting the corresponding option = 1
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Also take care to configure the filepath to the correct location of your DMRIds.dat.
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For updating the DMRIds.dat you can use the script you find in scripts-folder.
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## Credits
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*logtailer.py* is based on the work of http://shzhangji.com/blog/2017/07/15/log-tailer-with-websocket-and-python/
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## Screenshots
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