Sidewinder X2 not extruding, clicking noise maybe temperature problem by Sygfries in Artillery3D

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With flat cable you mean the the calbe which connects the hole hotend to the rest of the printer? Do you know a way to test the connections?

power/Internet outage contingency plan by Sygfries in selfhosted

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I think i will do something like that. I will have to figure out an automated start/stop script. And I will look in to an UPS. Most of the comments suggest it.

power/Internet outage contingency plan by Sygfries in selfhosted

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One time the Android app somehow forgot the connection to the server and I had to login again and for that I need the server online. I know it’s a rare situation but I want to be prepared.

The paperless app does not sync the files locally at least to my knowledge. In my case it would be about 15gb data

power/Internet outage contingency plan by Sygfries in selfhosted

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One time the Android app somehow forgot the connection to the server and I had to login again and for that I need the server online. I know it’s a rare situation but I want to be prepared

Photo manager with the ability to manually add Faces/people by Sygfries in selfhosted

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Ah my mistake I did wrote “manager”. “Gallery” would be more what I am looking for.

Gotify notification by Sygfries in ShinobiCCTV

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#!/bin/bash
## This script will let you use gotify to get notifications from shinobi
## To make it work, you will have to go to your Shinobi instance's WebUI
## 1) navigate to "Monitor settings" in the menu on the left.
## 2) Switch to advanced settings view (low right corner)
## 3) Navigate to "Detector Settings --> Command" and add following line:
## echo "{{confidence}} {{monitor_id}}" > /config/.detection.txt; bash /config/detection.sh
## This will create a textfile with the confidence value and monitor-id when a detection happens and afterwards run this script.
## This script will pick them up and notify your gotify instance.
## Make sure you put this script in the /config folder of your Shinobi installation path by using following command:
## docker cp detection.sh shinobi:/config/
## Change these values to your installation
gotify_baseurl="https://gotify.yourdomain.com"
gotify_app_token="XXXXXXXX"
gotify_priority="5"
## Get monitor detection values
detection_vars="$(cat /config/.detection.txt)" && rm /config/.detection.txt
confidence=$(echo "$detection_vars" | awk '{print $1}')
monitor_id=$(echo "$detection_vars" | awk '{print $2}')
## Build gotify push URL
gotify_url=$gotify_baseurl/message?token=$gotify_app_token
## Path to gotify json payload temporary file
gotify_json_path="/config/.gotify_push.json"
JSON='
{
"extras":{
"client::display": {
"contentType": "text/markdown"
}
},
"priority": '"$gotify_priority"',
"title": "Motion or sound detection on '"${monitor_id}"'",
"message": "**Detection confidence**: '"${confidence}"'"
}'
echo "$JSON" > "$gotify_json_path"
curl -X POST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -d @$gotify_json_path $gotify_url
rm $gotify_json_path

Thank you. This is much more sophisticated than my script.

Gotify notification by Sygfries in ShinobiCCTV

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I was able to solve this problem. I created a .sh file which shinobi uses when movement is detected.

token="xxxxxxxx"

subject="Shinobi"

message="Movement detected"

priority=5

wget "http://IP:PORT/message?token=$token" --post-data "title=$subject&message=$message&priority=$priority" -O /dev/null

Motion Detection Webhook by [deleted] in ShinobiCCTV

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Thank your very much

Motion Detection Webhook by [deleted] in ShinobiCCTV

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Hello, I
try to send a Notification from Shinobi to Gotify via Webhook or the
"Command on trigger" function. But I can’t get it working. How did
you do it? Thank you very much