Removed PiAware configuration.

pull/92/head 2016-02-05
Joe Prochazka 2016-02-05 21:00:53 -05:00
rodzic 81bc301064
commit 1fcd836bb9
2 zmienionych plików z 3 dodań i 18 usunięć

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@ -98,28 +98,13 @@ if [[ ! $ADDTERRAINRINGS =~ ^[Nn]$ ]]; then
sudo wget -O /usr/share/dump1090-mutability/html/upintheair.json "http://www.heywhatsthat.com/api/upintheair.json?id=${HEYWHATSTHATVIEWID}&refraction=0.25&alts=$HEYWHATSTHATRINGONE,$HEYWHATSTHATRINGTWO" sudo wget -O /usr/share/dump1090-mutability/html/upintheair.json "http://www.heywhatsthat.com/api/upintheair.json?id=${HEYWHATSTHATVIEWID}&refraction=0.25&alts=$HEYWHATSTHATRINGONE,$HEYWHATSTHATRINGTWO"
fi fi
# Pair PiAware with the users account. # Restart dump1090-mutability.
echo -e "\033[33m"
echo "Configure PiAware with your FlightAware account."
echo "To do so enter the login name and password for your FlightAware account."
echo "This information will only be used by PiAware to associate it to your account."
echo -e "\033[37m"
read -p "FlightAware Login: " PIAWAREUSER
# Restart both dump1090-mutability and PiAware.
sudo piaware-config -user $PIAWAREUSER -password
echo -e "\033[33m" echo -e "\033[33m"
echo "Restarting dump1090-mutability..." echo "Restarting dump1090-mutability..."
echo -e "\033[37m" echo -e "\033[37m"
sudo /etc/init.d/dump1090-mutability restart sudo /etc/init.d/dump1090-mutability restart
echo -e "\033[33m"
echo "Restarting PiAware..."
echo -e "\033[37m"
sudo /etc/init.d/piaware restart
# Remove the "image" file now that setup has been ran. # Remove the "image" file now that setup has been ran.
rm -f image rm -f image

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@ -47,8 +47,8 @@ source $BASHDIR/functions.sh
if [ -f $BASEDIR/image ]; then if [ -f $BASEDIR/image ]; then
# Execute image setup script. # Execute image setup script.
chmod +x $BASHDIR/image_setup.sh chmod +x $BASHDIR/image.sh
$BASHDIR/image_setup.sh $BASHDIR/image.sh
# Exit scripts once the the image setup script has completed. # Exit scripts once the the image setup script has completed.
echo -e "\033[32m" echo -e "\033[32m"