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README.md

WebODM Debian Package

This directory contains scripts to build a Debian package which, in turn, will install WebODM and its dependencies.

OS Support

It has been tested on Ubuntu 18.04 and 20.04, but should work on other Debian-based systems.

GPU Support

NIVIDA and Intel hardware are detected and installation/configuration is customized accordingly. AMD is not currently supported, but could be added with help from someone with hardware and/or experience.

Building the Debian Package

To build the package, run:

./build.sh

This script will collect the necessary components and put them in a directory unique to the package version (e.g. /path/to/WebODM/dpkg/build/webodm_1.9.7-1). If that directory already exists, then it will be deleted first.

This directory will then be used to build the Debian package, and bundles it together with an install script (e.g. /path/to/WebODM/dpkg/deb/webodm_1.9.7-1).

Installing the Debian Package

To install the package, run:

./install.sh

This script will first attempt to detect GPU hardware and install the appropriate drivers. It will then use dpkg to install the package. You will be prompted before anything is installed.

If all goes well, then this will leave you with a systemd service, named webodm-docker.service.

View the status of the service:

sudo systemctl status webodm-docker

Stop the service:

sudo systemctl stop webodm-docker

Start the service:

sudo systemctl start webodm-docker

Restart the service:

sudo systemctl restart webodm-docker

View service logs:

journalctl -u webodm-docker.service