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Tinkercad to Bambu AMS

2025-02-06T21:52:11Z

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* Setup
** Add Custom Colors to Bambu Studio Filament Color Selector

* Workflow
**Tinkercad
*** Create Object Parts in Tinkercad using presets from setup
*** Export as OBJ

**Desktop/OS
*** Unzip/extract tinker.obj from the zipfile createdBoth the OBJ and MTL files are needed.
*** (Optional) Rename tinker.obj to something appropriate. The MTL file must not be renamed.

**Bambu Studio
***Create a new project
***Add/remove filaments until you have the number of colors from your model
***Set each filament color from the custom colors to the colors used by your model
***Import tinker.objIt is common for Bambu Studio to not match incoming colors to the existing filament colors. Hit <reset> then <Color Match> and check to see that the numbers are in the 1-10 (existing filament count) range. If not, select the ones that didn't match and chose the mapping.

Tinkercad to Bambu AMS

2025-01-31T18:27:30Z

DocGyver:

* Setup
** Add Custom Colors to Bambu Studio Filament Color Selector

* Workflow
**Tinkercad
*** Create Object Parts in Tinkercad using presets from setup
*** Export as OBJ

**Desktop/OS
*** Unzip/extract tinker.obj from the zipfile createdOnly the OBJ file is needed not the MTL.
*** (Optional) Rename tinker.obj to something appropriate.

**Bambu Studio
***Create a new project
***Add/remove filaments until you have the number of colors from your model
***Set each filament color from the custom colors to the colors used by your model
***Import tinker.objIt is common for Bambu Studio to not match incoming colors to the existing filament colors. Hit <reset> then <Color Match> and check to see that the numbers are in the 1-10 (existing filament count) range. If not, select the ones that didn't match and chose the mapping.

Tinkercad to Bambu AMS

2025-01-31T18:16:00Z

DocGyver: Created page with "* Setup ** Add Custom Colors to Bambu Studio Filament Color Selector * Workflow **Tinkercad *** Create Object Parts in Tinkercad using presets from setup *** Export as OBJ **Desktop/OS *** Unzip/extract tinker.obj from the zipfile createdOnly the OBJ file is needed not the MTL. *** (Optional) Rename tinker.obj to something appropriate. **Bambu Studio ***Create a new project ***Add/remove filaments until you have the number of colors from your model ***Set ea..."

* Setup
** Add Custom Colors to Bambu Studio Filament Color Selector

* Workflow
**Tinkercad
*** Create Object Parts in Tinkercad using presets from setup
*** Export as OBJ

**Desktop/OS
*** Unzip/extract tinker.obj from the zipfile createdOnly the OBJ file is needed not the MTL.
*** (Optional) Rename tinker.obj to something appropriate.

**Bambu Studio
***Create a new project
***Add/remove filaments until you have the number of colors from your model
***Set each filament color from the custom colors to the colors used by your model
***Import tinker.obj
It is common for Bambu Studio to not match incoming colors to the existing filament colors. Hit <reset> then <Color Match> and check to see that the numbers are in the 1-10 (existing filament count) range. If not, select the ones that didn't match and chose the mapping.

3d Printing

2025-01-31T16:19:07Z

DocGyver: Created page with "*Bambu Studio *Tinkercad ** Tinkercad to Bambu AMS"

*Bambu Studio
*Tinkercad
** [[Tinkercad to Bambu AMS]]

Main Page

2025-01-31T15:48:29Z

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== Notes ==

=== Graphics/ Video ===

[[Photographs: Scan and Archive]]

[[Camera to Archive Workflow]]

[[Video Tagging and conversion Workflow]]

[[PDF Notes]]

=== Audio ===
[[Rip CD with Exact Audio Copy (EAC)]]
 
[[BPM tagging]]
 
[[Music Library Cleanup and Merging]]
 
[[Karaoke Library Cleanup and Merging]]

=== Admin ===
[[Replace User's GID]]
 
[[Cleanup Evolution Contacts]]
 
[[Installation Notes]]
 
[[Server Configurations]]
 
[[Admin - General Notes]]

=== Entertainment ===

[[Three Kings Party]]

[[XBOX Hack]]

=== Hobby ===
[[Electronics]]

[[Woodworking]]

[[3d Printing]]

Camera to Archive Workflow

2024-10-11T16:55:24Z

DocGyver: /* Notes */

=Workflow=
*Copy folder with pictures to working directory (e.g. My Documetns\My Pictures\ToFile\)
*Find difference between camera time and real time
*Correct both EXIF times in JPG files and file times for all other files. (Exifer or Exiftool)
*Add Timezone
*Merge GPSlogger locations
*Rotate images (Exifer)
*Remove Unwanted pictures
*Rename files based on creation date + sequence number (e.g. 2008-01-01-0001.jpg)
*Tag images and move to folders (EXIFER)
*Move to archive directory on YM (Y:\Picutres)

=Notes=
==How to change the EXIF dates in a file==
===Using exiftool===
* Add 2 minutes 30 seconds: exiftool -Alldates+=0:2:30 -r .
* Set Timezone: exiftool -SubSecDateTimeOriginal="2022:12:12 12:00:00.24-08:00" -globaltimeshift -5 -r . Ref: https://superuser.com/questions/1757307/how-to-set-an-images-date-and-time-with-timezone-with-exiftool 
===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu item EXIF/IPTC:Edit... (Ctrl-E)
*Choose EXIF Data Tab
*Choose Date Tab
*Choose +/- Day and hour offset. Midnight represents no change to time.
**Examples:
**Camera is 10 minutes slow. Add 10 minutes choose "'''+'''" and "12:'''10''':00 AM"
**Camera is 10 minutes shy of 2 days fast, i.e. 1 day 23:50:00 fast then either subtract 2 days from all pictures followed by adding 10 minutes or use "'''- 1''' day 11:50:00 '''PM'''" as the offset.
==Changing EXIF Timezone==
Think through if the photo timezone should be set to the timezone in which it was taken or in one's native timezone.
I'm still working through this myself but am strongly leaning toward setting/keeping the timezone in which the photo was taken. This will allow the filename to reflect the time of day (locally) in which it was taken. If I see "2020-01-01 13:45 - Ireland - Castle Excursion - Group photo.jpg" I know it was taken mid-day versus, say an 09:45 time (converting to EST), and thinking I was there in the morning.
===Using Exiftool===
<pre>
exiftool "-timezone=-05:00" somefile.jpg #set TZ to EST
</pre>

==How to change the date of a file==
===Using Command Line===
This way is necessary for files lacking EXIF data.
<pre>
touch -r somefile.avi -d "-1 hour +3 minutes -5 second" somefile.avi
</pre>
===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu option: Edit:Rename Redate&Copy (Ctrl+N)
*Turn off check box for "Rename"
*Turn on check box for "Redate (by EXIF)"
Note: if combined with Rename as well the redate occurs first.
===Using Exiftool===
<pre>
exiftool "-filemodifydate<datetimeoriginal" somefile.jpg
</pre>

==How to change the filename==
===using EXIF tags from exiftool===
<pre>
exiftool -r "-FileName<DateTimeOriginal" -d %Y-%m-%d_%H.%M.%S%%-c.%%e .
</pre>

===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu option: Edit:Rename Redate&Copy (Ctrl+N)
*Turn on check box for "Rename"
*Enter the format you want for the filename. e.g. yyyy-mm-dd-nnnn
*Turn off check box for "Redate (by EXIF)"
Note: if combined with Rename as well the redate occurs first.
===using stat(1) command===
<pre>
for fn in *.avi ; do nn=$(stat --printf=%y $fn | sed -e 's/\..*//' -e 's/ /_/
' -e 's/[-:]//g') ; echo mv $fn $nn.avi ; done
</pre>

==Compare quality of two images==
* [https://photo.stackexchange.com/questions/75995/how-do-i-compare-two-similar-images-sharpness ref1]

=Tools=
* [http://www.exifer.friedemann.info/ Exifer] is a discontinued product but quite good. I am still evaluating other tools as recommended on his site as well as others.
* [http://www.cygwin.com/ Cygwin] is a source for bash, touch, and stat commands.
* [http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/ Exiftool] is a command line tool written in Perl but with command line versions. Any version should work but the one used writing these notes is [http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/exiftool-7.17.zip this] one.
* [http://www.steves-digicams.com/digsoftware_utils.html Recovery Tools] are reviewed here.

Video Tagging and conversion Workflow

2024-09-26T19:36:41Z

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=Tagging=

==Copy tags from one video into another==

[https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11706049/converting-video-formats-and-copying-tags-with-ffmpeg/50580239#50580239 Ref1]

Main Page

2024-09-26T19:26:01Z

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== Notes ==

=== Graphics/ Video ===

[[Photographs: Scan and Archive]]

[[Camera to Archive Workflow]]

[[Video Tagging and conversion Workflow]]

[[PDF Notes]]

=== Audio ===
[[Rip CD with Exact Audio Copy (EAC)]]
 
[[BPM tagging]]
 
[[Music Library Cleanup and Merging]]
 
[[Karaoke Library Cleanup and Merging]]

=== Admin ===
[[Replace User's GID]]
 
[[Shared Health]]
 
[[Cleanup Evolution Contacts]]
 
[[Installation Notes]]
 
[[Server Configurations]]
 
[[Admin - General Notes]]

=== Entertainment ===

[[Three Kings Party]]

[[XBOX Hack]]

=== Hobby ===
[[Electronics]]

[[Woodworking]]

LetsEncrypt ACME

2024-07-11T19:40:09Z

DocGyver: Created page with "* General ** Add Domain to a cert certbot --expand -d new.domain.tld,another.domain.tld --cert-name existing.cert.tld"

* General
** Add Domain to a cert 
certbot --expand -d new.domain.tld,another.domain.tld --cert-name existing.cert.tld

Admin - General Notes

2024-07-11T19:38:19Z

DocGyver:

* Working with VSS - Volue Shadow Service
** [http://blogs.msdn.com/b/adioltean/archive/2004/12/14/301868.aspx VSSAdmin]
** [http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/bb530726%28v=vs.85%29.aspx VShadow]
** [http://blogs.msdn.com/b/adioltean/archive/2006/09/18/761515.aspx DosDev]
** [[LetsEncrypt ACME]]

Camera to Archive Workflow

2024-06-28T23:43:52Z

DocGyver: /* Workflow */

=Workflow=
*Copy folder with pictures to working directory (e.g. My Documetns\My Pictures\ToFile\)
*Find difference between camera time and real time
*Correct both EXIF times in JPG files and file times for all other files. (Exifer or Exiftool)
*Add Timezone
*Merge GPSlogger locations
*Rotate images (Exifer)
*Remove Unwanted pictures
*Rename files based on creation date + sequence number (e.g. 2008-01-01-0001.jpg)
*Tag images and move to folders (EXIFER)
*Move to archive directory on YM (Y:\Picutres)

=Notes=
==How to change the EXIF dates in a file==
===Using exiftool===
* Add 2 minutes 30 seconds: exiftool -Alldates+=0:2:30 -r .
* Set Timezone: exiftool -SubSecDateTimeOriginal="2022:12:12 12:00:00.24-08:00" -globaltimeshift -5 -r . Ref: https://superuser.com/questions/1757307/how-to-set-an-images-date-and-time-with-timezone-with-exiftool 
===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu item EXIF/IPTC:Edit... (Ctrl-E)
*Choose EXIF Data Tab
*Choose Date Tab
*Choose +/- Day and hour offset. Midnight represents no change to time.
**Examples:
**Camera is 10 minutes slow. Add 10 minutes choose "'''+'''" and "12:'''10''':00 AM"
**Camera is 10 minutes shy of 2 days fast, i.e. 1 day 23:50:00 fast then either subtract 2 days from all pictures followed by adding 10 minutes or use "'''- 1''' day 11:50:00 '''PM'''" as the offset.
==Changing EXIF Timezone==
Think through if the photo timezone should be set to the timezone in which it was taken or in one's native timezone.
I'm still working through this myself but am strongly leaning toward setting/keeping the timezone in which the photo was taken. This will allow the filename to reflect the time of day (locally) in which it was taken. If I see "2020-01-01 13:45 - Ireland - Castle Excursion - Group photo.jpg" I know it was taken mid-day versus, say an 09:45 time (converting to EST), and thinking I was there in the morning.
===Using Exiftool===
<pre>
exiftool "-timezone=-05:00" somefile.jpg #set TZ to EST
</pre>

==How to change the date of a file==
===Using Command Line===
This way is necessary for files lacking EXIF data.
<pre>
touch -r somefile.avi -d "-1 hour +3 minutes -5 second" somefile.avi
</pre>
===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu option: Edit:Rename Redate&Copy (Ctrl+N)
*Turn off check box for "Rename"
*Turn on check box for "Redate (by EXIF)"
Note: if combined with Rename as well the redate occurs first.
===Using Exiftool===
<pre>
exiftool "-filemodifydate<datetimeoriginal" somefile.jpg
</pre>

==How to change the filename==
===using EXIF tags from exiftool===
<pre>
exiftool -r "-FileName<DateTimeOriginal" -d %Y-%m-%d_%H.%M.%S%%-c.%%e .
</pre>

===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu option: Edit:Rename Redate&Copy (Ctrl+N)
*Turn on check box for "Rename"
*Enter the format you want for the filename. e.g. yyyy-mm-dd-nnnn
*Turn off check box for "Redate (by EXIF)"
Note: if combined with Rename as well the redate occurs first.
===using stat(1) command===
<pre>
for fn in *.avi ; do nn=$(stat --printf=%y $fn | sed -e 's/\..*//' -e 's/ /_/
' -e 's/[-:]//g') ; echo mv $fn $nn.avi ; done
</pre>

=Tools=
* [http://www.exifer.friedemann.info/ Exifer] is a discontinued product but quite good. I am still evaluating other tools as recommended on his site as well as others.
* [http://www.cygwin.com/ Cygwin] is a source for bash, touch, and stat commands.
* [http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/ Exiftool] is a command line tool written in Perl but with command line versions. Any version should work but the one used writing these notes is [http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/exiftool-7.17.zip this] one.
* [http://www.steves-digicams.com/digsoftware_utils.html Recovery Tools] are reviewed here.

Camera to Archive Workflow

2024-02-20T14:08:29Z

DocGyver:

=Workflow=
*Copy folder with pictures to working directory (e.g. My Documetns\My Pictures\ToFile\)
*Find difference between camera time and real time
*Correct both EXIF times in JPG files and file times for all other files. (Exifer or Exiftool)
*Rotate images (Exifer)
*Remove Unwanted pictures
*Rename files based on creation date + sequence number (e.g. 2008-01-01-0001.jpg)
*Tag images and move to folders (EXIFER)
*Move to archive directory on YM (Y:\Picutres)

=Notes=
==How to change the EXIF dates in a file==
===Using exiftool===
* Add 2 minutes 30 seconds: exiftool -Alldates+=0:2:30 -r .
* Set Timezone: exiftool -SubSecDateTimeOriginal="2022:12:12 12:00:00.24-08:00" -globaltimeshift -5 -r . Ref: https://superuser.com/questions/1757307/how-to-set-an-images-date-and-time-with-timezone-with-exiftool 
===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu item EXIF/IPTC:Edit... (Ctrl-E)
*Choose EXIF Data Tab
*Choose Date Tab
*Choose +/- Day and hour offset. Midnight represents no change to time.
**Examples:
**Camera is 10 minutes slow. Add 10 minutes choose "'''+'''" and "12:'''10''':00 AM"
**Camera is 10 minutes shy of 2 days fast, i.e. 1 day 23:50:00 fast then either subtract 2 days from all pictures followed by adding 10 minutes or use "'''- 1''' day 11:50:00 '''PM'''" as the offset.
==Changing EXIF Timezone==
Think through if the photo timezone should be set to the timezone in which it was taken or in one's native timezone.
I'm still working through this myself but am strongly leaning toward setting/keeping the timezone in which the photo was taken. This will allow the filename to reflect the time of day (locally) in which it was taken. If I see "2020-01-01 13:45 - Ireland - Castle Excursion - Group photo.jpg" I know it was taken mid-day versus, say an 09:45 time (converting to EST), and thinking I was there in the morning.
===Using Exiftool===
<pre>
exiftool "-timezone=-05:00" somefile.jpg #set TZ to EST
</pre>

==How to change the date of a file==
===Using Command Line===
This way is necessary for files lacking EXIF data.
<pre>
touch -r somefile.avi -d "-1 hour +3 minutes -5 second" somefile.avi
</pre>
===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu option: Edit:Rename Redate&Copy (Ctrl+N)
*Turn off check box for "Rename"
*Turn on check box for "Redate (by EXIF)"
Note: if combined with Rename as well the redate occurs first.
===Using Exiftool===
<pre>
exiftool "-filemodifydate<datetimeoriginal" somefile.jpg
</pre>

==How to change the filename==
===using EXIF tags from exiftool===
<pre>
exiftool -r "-FileName<DateTimeOriginal" -d %Y-%m-%d_%H.%M.%S%%-c.%%e .
</pre>

===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu option: Edit:Rename Redate&Copy (Ctrl+N)
*Turn on check box for "Rename"
*Enter the format you want for the filename. e.g. yyyy-mm-dd-nnnn
*Turn off check box for "Redate (by EXIF)"
Note: if combined with Rename as well the redate occurs first.
===using stat(1) command===
<pre>
for fn in *.avi ; do nn=$(stat --printf=%y $fn | sed -e 's/\..*//' -e 's/ /_/
' -e 's/[-:]//g') ; echo mv $fn $nn.avi ; done
</pre>

=Tools=
* [http://www.exifer.friedemann.info/ Exifer] is a discontinued product but quite good. I am still evaluating other tools as recommended on his site as well as others.
* [http://www.cygwin.com/ Cygwin] is a source for bash, touch, and stat commands.
* [http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/ Exiftool] is a command line tool written in Perl but with command line versions. Any version should work but the one used writing these notes is [http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/exiftool-7.17.zip this] one.
* [http://www.steves-digicams.com/digsoftware_utils.html Recovery Tools] are reviewed here.

Camera to Archive Workflow

2024-02-20T14:06:42Z

DocGyver: /* How to change the date of a file */

=Workflow=
*Copy folder with pictures to working directory (e.g. My Documetns\My Pictures\ToFile\)
*Find difference between camera time and real time
*Correct both EXIF times in JPG files and file times for all other files. (Exifer or Exiftool)
*Rotate images (Exifer)
*Remove Unwanted pictures
*Rename files based on creation date + sequence number (e.g. 2008-01-01-0001.jpg)
*Tag images and move to folders (EXIFER)
*Move to archive directory on YM (Y:\Picutres)

=Notes=
==How to change the EXIF dates in a file==
===Using exiftool===
* Add 2 minutes 30 seconds: exiftool -Alldates+=0:2:30 -r .
* Set Timezone: exiftool -SubSecDateTimeOriginal="2022:12:12 12:00:00.24-08:00" -globaltimeshift -5 -r . Ref: https://superuser.com/questions/1757307/how-to-set-an-images-date-and-time-with-timezone-with-exiftool 
===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu item EXIF/IPTC:Edit... (Ctrl-E)
*Choose EXIF Data Tab
*Choose Date Tab
*Choose +/- Day and hour offset. Midnight represents no change to time.
**Examples:
**Camera is 10 minutes slow. Add 10 minutes choose "'''+'''" and "12:'''10''':00 AM"
**Camera is 10 minutes shy of 2 days fast, i.e. 1 day 23:50:00 fast then either subtract 2 days from all pictures followed by adding 10 minutes or use "'''- 1''' day 11:50:00 '''PM'''" as the offset.

==How to change the date of a file==
===Using Command Line===
This way is necessary for files lacking EXIF data.
<pre>
touch -r somefile.avi -d "-1 hour +3 minutes -5 second" somefile.avi
</pre>
===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu option: Edit:Rename Redate&Copy (Ctrl+N)
*Turn off check box for "Rename"
*Turn on check box for "Redate (by EXIF)"
Note: if combined with Rename as well the redate occurs first.
===Using Exiftool===
<pre>
exiftool "-filemodifydate<datetimeoriginal" somefile.jpg
</pre>
==Changing Timezone==
Think through if the photo timezone should be set to the timezone in which it was taken or in one's native timezone.
I'm still working through this myself but am strongly leaning toward setting/keeping the timezone in which the photo was taken. This will allow the filename to reflect the time of day (locally) in which it was taken. If I see "2020-01-01 13:45 - Ireland - Castle Excursion - Group photo.jpg" I know it was taken mid-day versus, say an 09:45 time (converting to EST), and thinking I was there in the morning.
===Using Exiftool===
<pre>
exiftool "-timezone=-05:00" somefile.jpg #set TZ to EST
</pre>

==How to change the filename==
===using EXIF tags from exiftool===
<pre>
exiftool -r "-FileName<DateTimeOriginal" -d %Y-%m-%d_%H.%M.%S%%-c.%%e .
</pre>

===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu option: Edit:Rename Redate&Copy (Ctrl+N)
*Turn on check box for "Rename"
*Enter the format you want for the filename. e.g. yyyy-mm-dd-nnnn
*Turn off check box for "Redate (by EXIF)"
Note: if combined with Rename as well the redate occurs first.
===using stat(1) command===
<pre>
for fn in *.avi ; do nn=$(stat --printf=%y $fn | sed -e 's/\..*//' -e 's/ /_/
' -e 's/[-:]//g') ; echo mv $fn $nn.avi ; done
</pre>

=Tools=
* [http://www.exifer.friedemann.info/ Exifer] is a discontinued product but quite good. I am still evaluating other tools as recommended on his site as well as others.
* [http://www.cygwin.com/ Cygwin] is a source for bash, touch, and stat commands.
* [http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/ Exiftool] is a command line tool written in Perl but with command line versions. Any version should work but the one used writing these notes is [http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/exiftool-7.17.zip this] one.
* [http://www.steves-digicams.com/digsoftware_utils.html Recovery Tools] are reviewed here.

Camera to Archive Workflow

2023-11-21T15:02:52Z

DocGyver: /* How to change the EXIF dates in a file */

=Workflow=
*Copy folder with pictures to working directory (e.g. My Documetns\My Pictures\ToFile\)
*Find difference between camera time and real time
*Correct both EXIF times in JPG files and file times for all other files. (Exifer or Exiftool)
*Rotate images (Exifer)
*Remove Unwanted pictures
*Rename files based on creation date + sequence number (e.g. 2008-01-01-0001.jpg)
*Tag images and move to folders (EXIFER)
*Move to archive directory on YM (Y:\Picutres)

=Notes=
==How to change the EXIF dates in a file==
===Using exiftool===
* Add 2 minutes 30 seconds: exiftool -Alldates+=0:2:30 -r .
* Set Timezone: exiftool -SubSecDateTimeOriginal="2022:12:12 12:00:00.24-08:00" -globaltimeshift -5 -r . Ref: https://superuser.com/questions/1757307/how-to-set-an-images-date-and-time-with-timezone-with-exiftool 
===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu item EXIF/IPTC:Edit... (Ctrl-E)
*Choose EXIF Data Tab
*Choose Date Tab
*Choose +/- Day and hour offset. Midnight represents no change to time.
**Examples:
**Camera is 10 minutes slow. Add 10 minutes choose "'''+'''" and "12:'''10''':00 AM"
**Camera is 10 minutes shy of 2 days fast, i.e. 1 day 23:50:00 fast then either subtract 2 days from all pictures followed by adding 10 minutes or use "'''- 1''' day 11:50:00 '''PM'''" as the offset.

==How to change the date of a file==
===Using Command Line===
This way is necessary for files lacking EXIF data.
<pre>
touch -r somefile.avi -d "-1 hour +3 minutes -5 second" somefile.avi
</pre>
===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu option: Edit:Rename Redate&Copy (Ctrl+N)
*Turn off check box for "Rename"
*Turn on check box for "Redate (by EXIF)"
Note: if combined with Rename as well the redate occurs first.
===Using Exiftool===
<pre>
exiftool "-filemodifydate<datetimeoriginal" somefile.jpg
</pre>

==How to change the filename==
===using EXIF tags from exiftool===
<pre>
exiftool -r "-FileName<DateTimeOriginal" -d %Y-%m-%d_%H.%M.%S%%-c.%%e .
</pre>

===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu option: Edit:Rename Redate&Copy (Ctrl+N)
*Turn on check box for "Rename"
*Enter the format you want for the filename. e.g. yyyy-mm-dd-nnnn
*Turn off check box for "Redate (by EXIF)"
Note: if combined with Rename as well the redate occurs first.
===using stat(1) command===
<pre>
for fn in *.avi ; do nn=$(stat --printf=%y $fn | sed -e 's/\..*//' -e 's/ /_/
' -e 's/[-:]//g') ; echo mv $fn $nn.avi ; done
</pre>

=Tools=
* [http://www.exifer.friedemann.info/ Exifer] is a discontinued product but quite good. I am still evaluating other tools as recommended on his site as well as others.
* [http://www.cygwin.com/ Cygwin] is a source for bash, touch, and stat commands.
* [http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/ Exiftool] is a command line tool written in Perl but with command line versions. Any version should work but the one used writing these notes is [http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/exiftool-7.17.zip this] one.
* [http://www.steves-digicams.com/digsoftware_utils.html Recovery Tools] are reviewed here.

Photographs: Scan and Archive

2021-12-23T20:02:13Z

DocGyver: /* Scanning */

= Legend =
Where steps switch from one application or device to another the following notations are used to help keep things clear.
# PS - Photoshop Action
# HP - HP Precision Scan Action
# SC - Scanner Action
# EX - Windows Explorer

= Setup/Prep =
# Open Adobe Photoshop
# Open/Find Actions Window (Alt-F9 toggles)
# Select Actions Tab (not History)
# Expand "Photo Archive" Set
# Make sure it has 4 actions. (TODO: add sections for creating actions)
##[[ScanPhotosAndCrop]]
##[[CropAndStraighten]]
##[[Basic workspaces]]
##[[AutoLevels]]
# Open Explorer window to your destination directory
= Scanning =
== Flatbed Scanner ==
# SC: Place photos to be scanned in scanner
# PS: Select Actions:Photo Archive:ScanPhotosAndCrop
# PS: Click Play (triangle pointing right) at bottom of Action Window. This will open HP Precision Scan
# HP: Select Area to scan
# HP: Select 600 DPI (1200 for photos 2x2 or less)
# HP: Click "return to...". This will scan the pictures and return them to Photoshop

== Phone Camera ==
# Install macro lens on phone
# Place negative on light box
# Take picture of negative
# upload to computer
# open with GIMP

= Clean up =
Photoshop will split the scan into an appropriate number of pictures, crop and straighten them. When complete you should find a composite image along with all the split images. This process is not always perfect. Compare the results with the following clean up instructions and perform those that are necessary.
== Remove composite picture ==
# Arrange the split pictures in the same layout as the composite image. If you have multiple monitors place the composite on one and the splits on the other.
# Compare the individual image to the composite and make sure they have not been "over cropped" or otherwise mangled.
# If the individual images are fine then close and do not save the composite.
== Manual Crop and Straighten ==
Sometimes ScanCropAndStraighten does not recognize the borders on older photos. This is especially true when scanning multiple photos at once. The following steps will help in removing these borders.
# Select the measuring tool under the Eyedropper
# Draw a line along an edge that should be perfectly horizontal or vertical
# Select Menu:Image:Rotate:Arbitrary
# Press OK in the dialog that opens. The adjustment will be set correctly for the line you drew.
# Crop the photo if a single photo or copy a section if it is a composite of two or more
## Crop
### Select the Crop Tool by pressing "C" or from the Tool Palette
### Select the area you wish to keep
### Press enter
## Copy a section
### Select the Marquee tool by pressing "M" or from the Tool Palette
### Select the area you wish to copy. Unlike the Crop Tool you cannot resize a marquee. Make corrections by starting the selection again. You might need to select a different area first.
### Once the correct area is selected choose Menu:Edit:Copy (Ctrl-C)
### Select Menu:File:New
### Accept the defaults for the new image. They are set based on the copy buffer.
### Paste into the new image: Select Menu:Edit:Paste (Ctrl-V)
== Auto Levels (optional) ==
This step can be useful on any photos but especially older ones that have faded or where processed poorly.

= Save =
# Select Actions:Basic workspaces
# Click play

Karaoke Library Cleanup and Merging

2021-12-19T04:31:42Z

DocGyver: /* File Name Issues */

=Process=
==File Content Issues==
*Are there folders?
*Do the contents match the zip name?
*Has uppercase MP3/CDG?
*More than 2 files in zip?

==File Name Issues==
* Rename folders which end in .zip/mp3/cdg to remove the extensions
<pre>
find . -type d $ -iname "*.zip" -o -iname "*.mp3" -o -iname "*.cdg" $ | while read fn ; do
mv "$fn" "${fn%.*}" #note the single percent so we only remove the final . and extension
done
</pre>

* Combine bare matching .mp3 and .cdg files into zip. We look for *.mp3 since a "bare" cdg (i.e. "missing" mp3) is useless. The script silently fails if the cdg is missing.
<pre>
find <srcdir> -name "*.mp3" | zip_mp3cdg
</pre>

*Make sure all zip files end in lowercsae .zip
<pre>
find . -iname "*.zip" ! -name "*.zip" | while read fn ; do
rename -f 's/\.zip$/.zip/i' "$fn"
done
</pre>

*Find files with underscore (_) multiple adjacent spaces or space at the end of the name
<pre>
find . -iregex '.*/[^/]*$_\| +$[^/]*\.zip' -o -name "* .zip"
| rn_zip_stripchars
</pre>

*Clean up files with more than three " - " fields
<pre>
find . -name "* - * - * - *.zip"
</pre>

*Find files with less than three fields
<pre>
find . -name "*.zip" ! -name "* - * - *.zip"
</pre>

*Files that don't match DiskID - field 1 - field 2.zip
<pre>
find . -name "*.zip" ! -iregex '.*/.*-[0-9][0-9]+ - .* - .*\.zip'
</pre>

*Move files matching "diskid - field 1 - field 2.zip" to Work01
<pre>
find . -iregex '.*/.*-[0-9][0-9]+ - .* - .*\.zip'
</pre>

* Standard naming should be: <trackid> - <artist> - <title>.zip
** Use ",The" naming where appropriate
** Use Last, First for <artist>

==Find Duplicates==
* Look for duplicate <trackID> Assume an exact duplicate in the library is good unless clearly marked otherwise.
* Search for duplicate
** Artist+Title
** Soundtrack+Title (e.g. Grease - Greased Lightning)

=Scripts=
* mv_file_by_pub
* mv_tree
* rn_by_artist
* rn_by_artist_interactive
* rn_by_count
* rn_zip_by_content
* rn_zip_contents
* rn_zip_interactive
* rn_zip_stripchars
* rn_zip_swap_fields_interactive
* zip_fc_fix
* zip_find
* zip_flatten
* zip_matchsub
* zip_mp3cdg
* zip_test

Karaoke Library Cleanup and Merging

2021-12-14T01:58:56Z

DocGyver: /* Process */

=Process=
==File Content Issues==
*Are there folders?
*Do the contents match the zip name?
*Has uppercase MP3/CDG?
*More than 2 files in zip?

==File Name Issues==
* Rename folders which end in .zip/mp3/cdg to remove the extensions
<pre>
find . -type d $ -iname "*.zip" -o -iname "*.mp3" -o -iname "*.cdg" $ | while read fn ; do
mv "$fn" "${fn%.*}" #note the single percent so we only remove the final . and extension
done
</pre>

* Combine bare matching .mp3 and .cdg files into zip
<pre>
find ... | zip_mp3cdg
</pre>

*Make sure all zip files end in lowercsae .zip
<pre>
find . -iname "*.zip" ! -name "*.zip" | while read fn ; do
rename -f 's/\.zip$/.zip/i' "$fn"
done
</pre>

*Find files with underscore (_) multiple adjacent spaces or space at the end of the name
<pre>
find . -iregex '.*/[^/]*$_\| +$[^/]*\.zip' -o -name "* .zip"
| rn_zip_stripchars
</pre>

*Clean up files with more than three " - " fields
<pre>
find . -name "* - * - * - *.zip"
</pre>

*Find files with less than three fields
<pre>
find . -name "*.zip" ! -name "* - * - *.zip"
</pre>

*Files that don't match DiskID - field 1 - field 2.zip
<pre>
find . -name "*.zip" ! -iregex '.*/.*-[0-9][0-9]+ - .* - .*\.zip'
</pre>

*Move files matching "diskid - field 1 - field 2.zip" to Work01
<pre>
find . -iregex '.*/.*-[0-9][0-9]+ - .* - .*\.zip'
</pre>

* Standard naming should be: <trackid> - <artist> - <title>.zip
** Use ",The" naming where appropriate
** Use Last, First for <artist>

==Find Duplicates==
* Look for duplicate <trackID> Assume an exact duplicate in the library is good unless clearly marked otherwise.
* Search for duplicate
** Artist+Title
** Soundtrack+Title (e.g. Grease - Greased Lightning)

=Scripts=
* mv_file_by_pub
* mv_tree
* rn_by_artist
* rn_by_artist_interactive
* rn_by_count
* rn_zip_by_content
* rn_zip_contents
* rn_zip_interactive
* rn_zip_stripchars
* rn_zip_swap_fields_interactive
* zip_fc_fix
* zip_find
* zip_flatten
* zip_matchsub
* zip_mp3cdg
* zip_test

Karaoke Library Cleanup and Merging

2021-12-14T01:54:41Z

DocGyver: /* File Name Issues */

=Process=
==File Name Issues==
* Rename folders which end in .zip/mp3/cdg to remove the extensions
<pre>
find . -type d $ -iname "*.zip" -o -iname "*.mp3" -o -iname "*.cdg" $ | while read fn ; do
mv "$fn" "${fn%.*}" #note the single percent so we only remove the final . and extension
done
</pre>

* Combine bare matching .mp3 and .cdg files into zip
<pre>
find ... | zip_mp3cdg
</pre>

*Make sure all zip files end in lowercsae .zip
<pre>
find . -iname "*.zip" ! -name "*.zip" | while read fn ; do
rename -f 's/\.zip$/.zip/i' "$fn"
done
</pre>

*Find files with underscore (_) multiple adjacent spaces or space at the end of the name
<pre>
find . -iregex '.*/[^/]*$_\| +$[^/]*\.zip' -o -name "* .zip"
| rn_zip_stripchars
</pre>

*Clean up files with more than three " - " fields
<pre>
find . -name "* - * - * - *.zip"
</pre>

*Find files with less than three fields
<pre>
find . -name "*.zip" ! -name "* - * - *.zip"
</pre>

*Files that don't match DiskID - field 1 - field 2.zip
<pre>
find . -name "*.zip" ! -iregex '.*/.*-[0-9][0-9]+ - .* - .*\.zip'
</pre>

*Move files matching "diskid - field 1 - field 2.zip" to Work01
<pre>
find . -iregex '.*/.*-[0-9][0-9]+ - .* - .*\.zip'
</pre>

* Standard naming should be: <trackid> - <artist> - <title>.zip
** Use ",The" naming where appropriate
** Use Last, First for <artist>

==Find Duplicates==
* Look for duplicate <trackID> Assume an exact duplicate in the library is good unless clearly marked otherwise.
* Search for duplicate
** Artist+Title
** Soundtrack+Title (e.g. Grease - Greased Lightning)
=Scripts=
* mv_file_by_pub
* mv_tree
* rn_by_artist
* rn_by_artist_interactive
* rn_by_count
* rn_zip_by_content
* rn_zip_contents
* rn_zip_interactive
* rn_zip_stripchars
* rn_zip_swap_fields_interactive
* zip_fc_fix
* zip_find
* zip_flatten
* zip_matchsub
* zip_mp3cdg
* zip_test

Karaoke Library Cleanup and Merging

2021-12-14T00:27:06Z

DocGyver: /* File Name Issues */

=Process=
==File Name Issues==
* Rename folders which end in .zip/mp3/cdg to remove the extensions 
<pre>
find . -type d $ -iname "*.zip" -o -iname "*.mp3" -o -iname "*.cdg" $ | while read fn ; do
mv "$fn" "${fn%.*}" #note the single percent so we only remove the final . and extension
done
</pre>
* Combine bare matching .mp3 and .cdg files into zip 
find ... | zip_mp3cdg
* Standard naming should be: <trackid> - <artist> - <title>.zip
** Use ",The" naming where appropriate
** Use Last, First for <artist>

==Find Duplicates==
* Look for duplicate <trackID> Assume an exact duplicate in the library is good unless clearly marked otherwise.
* Search for duplicate
** Artist+Title
** Soundtrack+Title (e.g. Grease - Greased Lightning)
=Scripts=
* mv_file_by_pub
* mv_tree
* rn_by_artist
* rn_by_artist_interactive
* rn_by_count
* rn_zip_by_content
* rn_zip_contents
* rn_zip_interactive
* rn_zip_stripchars
* rn_zip_swap_fields_interactive
* zip_fc_fix
* zip_find
* zip_flatten
* zip_matchsub
* zip_mp3cdg
* zip_test

Karaoke Library Cleanup and Merging

2021-12-12T15:32:13Z

DocGyver: /* Process */

=Process=
==File Name Issues==
* Combine bare matching .mp3 and .cdg files into zip 
find ... | zip_mp3cdg
* Standard naming should be: <trackid> - <artist> - <title>.zip
** Use ",The" naming where appropriate
** Use Last, First for <artist>
==Find Duplicates==
* Look for duplicate <trackID> Assume an exact duplicate in the library is good unless clearly marked otherwise.
* Search for duplicate
** Artist+Title
** Soundtrack+Title (e.g. Grease - Greased Lightning)
=Scripts=
* mv_file_by_pub
* mv_tree
* rn_by_artist
* rn_by_artist_interactive
* rn_by_count
* rn_zip_by_content
* rn_zip_contents
* rn_zip_interactive
* rn_zip_stripchars
* rn_zip_swap_fields_interactive
* zip_fc_fix
* zip_find
* zip_flatten
* zip_matchsub
* zip_mp3cdg
* zip_test

Karaoke Library Cleanup and Merging

2021-12-12T13:31:31Z

DocGyver: Created page with "=Process= ==File Name Issues== * Combine cdg+mp3 into zip * Standard naming should be: <trackid> - <artist> - <title>.zip ** Use ",The" naming where appropriate ** Use Last, First for <artist> ==Find Duplicates== * Look for duplicate <trackID> Assume an exact duplicate in the library is good unless clearly marked otherwise. * Search for duplicate ** Artist+Title ** Soundtrack+Title (e.g. Grease - Greased Lightning)"

=Process=
==File Name Issues==
* Combine cdg+mp3 into zip
* Standard naming should be: <trackid> - <artist> - <title>.zip
** Use ",The" naming where appropriate
** Use Last, First for <artist>
==Find Duplicates==
* Look for duplicate <trackID> Assume an exact duplicate in the library is good unless clearly marked otherwise.
* Search for duplicate
** Artist+Title
** Soundtrack+Title (e.g. Grease - Greased Lightning)

Main Page

2021-12-12T13:19:43Z

DocGyver: /* Audio */

<big>'''MediaWiki has been successfully installed.'''</big>

Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.

== Getting started ==

* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [http://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]

== Notes ==

=== Graphics/ Video ===

[[Photographs: Scan and Archive]]

[[Camera to Archive Workflow]]

[[PDF Notes]]

=== Audio ===
[[Rip CD with Exact Audio Copy (EAC)]]
 
[[BPM tagging]]
 
[[Music Library Cleanup and Merging]]
 
[[Karaoke Library Cleanup and Merging]]

=== Admin ===
[[Replace User's GID]]
 
[[Shared Health]]
 
[[Cleanup Evolution Contacts]]
 
[[Installation Notes]]
 
[[Server Configurations]]
 
[[Admin - General Notes]]

=== Entertainment ===

[[Three Kings Party]]

[[XBOX Hack]]

=== Hobby ===
[[Electronics]]

[[Woodworking]]

PDF Notes

2021-12-10T14:04:03Z

DocGyver:

=References=
* https://medium.com/@kaerumy/cleaning-up-scanned-documents-with-open-source-tools-9d87e15305b
* https://github.com/scantailor/scantailor/wiki/Split-Pages
* http://www.tobias-elze.de/pdfsandwich/

* https://www.howtogeek.com/197195/how-to-remove-a-password-from-a-pdf-file-in-linux/
* https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36270555/open-a-pdf-with-blank-password-with-pdftk

* https://www.howtogeek.com/228796/how-to-extract-and-save-images-from-a-pdf-file-in-linux/
* https://ocrmypdf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/cookbook.html
* https://www.onetransistor.eu/2015/12/ocr-searchable-pdf-linux.html ==

=Bash Script for converting Magazine=
<pre>
for fn in *.pdf ; do
echo $fn
#Cleanup from prior runs
rm -f tmp/images*tif
#Split pdf pages into individual tif files
pdfimages -tiff "$fn" ./tmp/images

#combine into a single tif file
tiffcp tmp/images*tif $(basename "$fn" .pdf).tif

####put combined TIF into docker folder for OCRMyPDF and wait for output

#
tiff2pdf -o ../../../OCRMyPDF/Input/$fn $(basename "$fn" .pdf).tif
done
rm tmp/images*tif
</pre>
=Bash command to rename yyyymmdd_hhmmss to yyyy-mm-dd_hh.mm.ss=
<pre>
find . -regextype posix-extended -regex ".*/[0-9]{8}_[0-9]{6}.*" -exec rename -v 's/(\d{4})(\d{2})(\d{2})_(\d{2})(\d{2})(\d{2})/$1-$2-$3_$4.$5.$6/' {} \;
</pre>
=Bash Script for processing scans=
<pre>
cd <sourcefolder>
tiffcp <list of tif files> <output.pdf>
cp <output.pdf> //wormhole/Media/OCRMyPDF/Input
cp //wormhole/Media/OCRMyPDF/Output/<output.pdf> <destination folder>
</pre>

Zoneminder

2021-12-09T22:14:52Z

DocGyver:

* Install
** ...
** Setup Paths for Certs
** Setup Unassigned Drive for storage Do this to lessen impact to array especially during parity check.
** Setup Swag [[SWAG - LetsEncrypt + Reverse Proxy]]
* Todo
** Tune zones and sensitivity
** Move Cameras to separate VLAN/LAN segment
*** Boarder router should block all outgoing traffic initiated from the segment.
* Notes
** FLIR camera RTSP URL: rtsp://<user>:<password>@<ipOfCamera>:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0
** Use Low Bandwidth mode for Montage (maybe Mantage Review as well) screen When in High Bandwidth mode the browser tab became unresponsive after adding more than 3 cameras. It is possible that could be helped by changing on-camera settings to use a lower FPS and/or bitrate.
* References
** [https://zoneminder.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ zoneminder docs]
** [https://sourceforge.net/projects/onvifdm/ OnVif Device Manager] This is the primary tool I used to find the FLIR cameras.
** [https://github.com/RogerHardiman/onvif-audit OnVif scanner]
** [https://forums.zoneminder.com/viewtopic.php?t=25755 zoneminder onvif scripting]
** [https://github.com/pliablepixels/zmNinja zmNinja]
** [https://wiki.zoneminder.com/Reolink#RLC-520 Reolink520 RMTP URL]

SWAG - LetsEncrypt + Reverse Proxy

2021-01-29T17:31:47Z

DocGyver:

*Install
# [https://youtu.be/I0lhZc25Sro?t=705 Create custom docker network for containers]
## Disable Docker Service temporarily
## Enable Docker Advanced View
## Preserve User Networks = yes
## Enable Docker Service
## Open unraid console and create "proxynet" with
##:<pre>
##:: docker network create ''proxynet''
##::</pre>
# [https://youtu.be/I0lhZc25Sro?t=959 Install SWAG]
## Go to Apps tab and search for '''SWAG'''
## Install with the same "proxynet" Network Type you created earlier
## Follow the video and copy settings from your existing LetEncrypt container if any.
## HTTPS port should be set to the internal target value for the router's external 443 port forward.
# Setup Reverse Proxy configs
## NextCloud
### [https://youtu.be/I0lhZc25Sro?t=1032 Nextcloud container changes]
#### Change Nextcloud container to use "proxynet" Network Type
#### Change the HTTPS port to something different if it had previously been the target of the router's 443 port forward
### [https://youtu.be/I0lhZc25Sro?t=1335 Update NextCloud config.php]
#### Add trusted domain
#### Change overwrite.cli.url to https://nextcloud.your.domain
#### Add overwritehost => 'nextcloud.your.domain',
#### Add overwriteprotocol => 'https',
### [https://youtu.be/I0lhZc25Sro?t=1447 Swag\nginx\proxy-confs\nextcloud-subdomain Config] (video shows letsencrypt folder not SWAG)
#### contents should be fine as is. save-as/rename without the '.sample' extension. Note: sample assumes you use 'nextcloud' as the subdomain name. If not, you need to update to the actually used name.
## [https://youtu.be/I0lhZc25Sro?t=1108 sonnar SWAG config]
*Todo
*Notes
*References
** [https://youtu.be/I0lhZc25Sro SpaceInvader tutorial]

SWAG - LetsEncrypt + Reverse Proxy

2021-01-28T20:56:40Z

DocGyver:

*Install
# [https://youtu.be/I0lhZc25Sro?t=705 Create custom docker network for containers]
## Disable Docker Service temporarily
## Enable Docker Advanced View
## Preserve User Networks = yes
## Enable Docker Service
## Open unraid console and create "proxynet" with
##:<pre>
##:: docker network create ''proxynet''
##::</pre>
# [https://youtu.be/I0lhZc25Sro?t=959 Install SWAG]
## Go to Apps tab and search for '''SWAG'''
## Install with the same "proxynet" Network Type you created earlier
## Follow the video and copy settings from your existing LetEncrypt container if any.
## HTTPS port should be set to the internal target value for the router's external 443 port forward.
# Setup Reverse Proxy configs
## NextCloud
### [https://youtu.be/I0lhZc25Sro?t=1032 Nextcloud container changes]
#### Change Nextcloud container to use "proxynet" Network Type
#### Change the HTTPS port to something different if it had previously been the target of the router's 443 port forward
### [https://youtu.be/I0lhZc25Sro?t=1335 Update NextCloud config.php]
#### Add trusted domain
#### Change overwrite.cli.url to https://nextcloud.your.domain
#### Add overwritehost => 'nextcloud.your.domain',
#### Add overwriteprotocol => 'https',
### [https://youtu.be/I0lhZc25Sro?t=1447 Swag\nginx\proxy-confs\nextcloud-subdomain Config] (video shows letsencrypt folder not SWAG)
#### contents should be fine as is. save-as/rename without the '.sample' extension.
## [https://youtu.be/I0lhZc25Sro?t=1108 sonnar SWAG config]
*Todo
*Notes
*References
** [https://youtu.be/I0lhZc25Sro SpaceInvader tutorial]

SWAG - LetsEncrypt + Reverse Proxy

2021-01-28T20:25:12Z

DocGyver:

SWAG - LetsEncrypt + Reverse Proxy

2021-01-08T20:24:38Z

DocGyver:

SWAG - LetsEncrypt + Reverse Proxy

2021-01-07T23:27:10Z

DocGyver:

SWAG - LetsEncrypt + Reverse Proxy

2021-01-07T23:26:40Z

DocGyver: Created page with "*Install # [https://youtu.be/I0lhZc25Sro?t=705 Create custom docker network for containers] ## Disable Docker Service temporarily ## Enable Docker Advanced View ## Preserve Us..."

Zoneminder

2021-01-07T15:12:44Z

DocGyver:

Server Configurations

2021-01-07T14:50:12Z

DocGyver: /* Wormhole */

= Doctor =
* Added 16GB ram
* Added NFS link to Librarian for ISO access following instructions from [http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-51/index.jsp#com.vmware.vcli.examples.doc/cli_manage_storage.6.6.html?path=2_1_0_3_4_1#489296 here]

= Wormhole =
* clamav installation 
** Copy [http://www.slackware.com/~alien/slackbuilds/clamav/pkg/13.37/ clamav] package to /boot/extra
** Copy [http://ftp.gtlib.gatech.edu/pub/slackware/slackware-13.1/slackware/d/ libtool] package to /boot/extra
** Install packages manually with installpkg or reboot
** Configure (to be automated with /boot/config/go script
*** bash: mkdir /usr/share/clamav
*** bash: freshclam
*** bash: /etc/rc.d/rc.clamav start

* Dynamix plugin and modules
** Grab Dynamix Web Gui plg file via [http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php/UnRAID5_Plugins limetech] or [http://bergware.github.io/dynamix/ github]
** Grab Dynamix Plugin Control plg file from the same location as above
** Unzip the plugins (unless you grabbed the plg directly) and place the plg files in /boot/config/plugins or \\server\flash\config\plugins
** Restart unraid or from command line run:
*** installplg /boot/config/plugins/dynamix.webGui*.plg
*** installplg /boot/config/plugins/dynamix.plugin*.plg
** Go to your unraid/Main page and click on the new Dynamix tab

* ownCloud (depends on Dynamix plugin)
** Install Dynamix Web Server plugin 
This will give you a web server that can host

[[SWAG - LetsEncrypt + Reverse Proxy]]

[[unRaid - Install SABnzbd and Sickbeard]]

[[Zoneminder]]

* Ports in Use
** 80 - Reserved for possible use with AppleTV hack
** 81 - Dynamix Web Server plugin
** 88 - Main unraid management (emhttp server)
** 90 - unMenu
** 4040 - Subsonic
** 8080 - SabNZBD
** 8081 - SickBeard
** 32400 - Plex Management
** 50001 - btsync management

= Librarian =

= Orb =
* Disable DS_Store files on network shares defaults write com.apple.desktopservices DSDontWriteNetworkStores true

= DS9 =
* Setup:Basic
** WAN
*** Optional
**** Router Name: ds9
**** Host Name: ds9
**** Domain Name: tps
*** Network Setup
**** Local IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
*** Time Settings
**** Time Zone
*** [https://help.dyn.com/remote-access-api/perform-update/ Dynamic DNS GET]

* Wireless:Basic
** Network Mode
** SSID
* Wireless:Wireless Security
** WPA2
** AES
* Wireless:WDS
** Confirm disabled

* Services:Services
** DHCP
*** Used Domain: Lan & WLAN
*** LAN Domain: XXXX
*** Static Leases
**** 11 - orb
**** 12 - wormhole
**** 16 - printsvr1
**** 17 - cctv
**** 18 - tivo
** DNSMasq
*** DNSMasq = enable
*** Local DNS = enable
*** Additional Options:
**** expand-hosts
** Secure Shell
*** SSHd = enable

* Services:USB
** Core USB Support = Enable
** USB Storage = enable

* Security
** Limit SSH Access

* NAT
** Port Forward
*** Subsonic
*** https
*** cctv
*** ssh-wormhole
*** ssh

Zoneminder

2020-08-26T18:42:43Z

DocGyver:

* Notes
** FLIR camera RTSP URL: rtsp://<user>:<password>@<ipOfCamera>:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0
** Use Low Bandwidth mode for Montage (maybe Mantage Review as well) screen When in High Bandwidth mode the browser tab became unresponsive after adding more than 3 cameras. It is possible that could be helped by changing on-camera settings to use a lower FPS and/or bitrate.
* Todo
** Tune zones and sensitivity
** Move Cameras to separate VLAN/LAN segment
*** Boarder router should block all outgoing traffic initiated from the segment.
* References
** [https://zoneminder.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ zoneminder docs]
** [https://sourceforge.net/projects/onvifdm/ OnVif Device Manager] This is the primary tool I used to find the FLIR cameras.
** [https://github.com/RogerHardiman/onvif-audit OnVif scanner]
** [https://forums.zoneminder.com/viewtopic.php?t=25755 zoneminder onvif scripting]
** [https://github.com/pliablepixels/zmNinja zmNinja]

Electronics

2020-08-23T01:52:00Z

DocGyver: Created page with "*Tivo **Crypto Chip remove and replace ***http://dealdatabase.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-1663.html ***http://dealdatabase.com/forum/showthread.php?t=35483 ***http://www.dea..."

*Tivo
**Crypto Chip remove and replace
***http://dealdatabase.com/forum/archive/index.php/t-1663.html
***http://dealdatabase.com/forum/showthread.php?t=35483
***http://www.dealdatabase.com/forum/showthread.php?t=53774
***http://www.9thtee.com/insidetivo.htm

Main Page

2020-08-22T12:15:40Z

DocGyver: /* Notes */

<big>'''MediaWiki has been successfully installed.'''</big>

Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.

== Getting started ==

* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [http://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]

== Notes ==

=== Graphics/ Video ===

[[Photographs: Scan and Archive]]

[[Camera to Archive Workflow]]

[[PDF Notes]]

=== Audio ===
[[Rip CD with Exact Audio Copy (EAC)]]
 
[[BPM tagging]]
 
[[Music Library Cleanup and Merging]]

=== Admin ===
[[Replace User's GID]]
 
[[Shared Health]]
 
[[Cleanup Evolution Contacts]]
 
[[Installation Notes]]
 
[[Server Configurations]]
 
[[Admin - General Notes]]

=== Entertainment ===

[[Three Kings Party]]

[[XBOX Hack]]

=== Hobby ===
[[Electronics]]

[[Woodworking]]

PDF Notes

2020-08-08T15:28:14Z

DocGyver: Created page with " =References= * https://medium.com/@kaerumy/cleaning-up-scanned-documents-with-open-source-tools-9d87e15305b * https://github.com/scantailor/scantailor/wiki/Split-Pages * htt..."

Main Page

2020-08-08T14:14:33Z

DocGyver: /* Graphics/ Video */

<big>'''MediaWiki has been successfully installed.'''</big>

Consult the [http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Help:Contents User's Guide] for information on using the wiki software.

== Getting started ==

* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Configuration_settings Configuration settings list]
* [http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:FAQ MediaWiki FAQ]
* [http://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/mediawiki-announce MediaWiki release mailing list]

== Notes ==

=== Graphics/ Video ===

[[Photographs: Scan and Archive]]

[[Camera to Archive Workflow]]

[[PDF Notes]]

=== Audio ===
[[Rip CD with Exact Audio Copy (EAC)]]
 
[[BPM tagging]]
 
[[Music Library Cleanup and Merging]]

=== Admin ===
[[Replace User's GID]]
 
[[Shared Health]]
 
[[Cleanup Evolution Contacts]]
 
[[Installation Notes]]
 
[[Server Configurations]]
 
[[Admin - General Notes]]

=== Entertainment ===

[[Three Kings Party]]

[[XBOX Hack]]

Zoneminder

2020-07-14T21:00:30Z

DocGyver:

Zoneminder

2020-07-13T17:28:27Z

DocGyver: Created page with "* Notes ** FLIR camera RTSP URL: rtsp://<user>:<password>@<ipOfCamera>:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0 ** Use Low Bandwidth mode for Montage (maybe Mantage Review as w..."

* Notes
** FLIR camera RTSP URL: rtsp://<user>:<password>@<ipOfCamera>:554/cam/realmonitor?channel=1&subtype=0
** Use Low Bandwidth mode for Montage (maybe Mantage Review as well) screen
When in High Bandwidth mode the browser tab became unresponsive after adding more than 3 cameras.
It is possible that could be helped by changing on-camera settings to use a lower FPS and/or bitrate.
* Todo
** Tune zones and sensitivity
** Move Cameras to separate VLAN/LAN segment
*** Boarder router should block all outgoing traffic initiated from the segment.
* References
** [https://zoneminder.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ zoneminder docs]
** [https://sourceforge.net/projects/onvifdm/ OnVif Device Manager]
This is the primary tool I used to find the FLIR cameras.
** [https://github.com/RogerHardiman/onvif-audit OnVif scanner]
** [https://forums.zoneminder.com/viewtopic.php?t=25755 zoneminder onvif scripting]

Server Configurations

2020-07-13T16:39:35Z

DocGyver: /* Wormhole */

= Doctor =
* Added 16GB ram
* Added NFS link to Librarian for ISO access following instructions from [http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-51/index.jsp#com.vmware.vcli.examples.doc/cli_manage_storage.6.6.html?path=2_1_0_3_4_1#489296 here]

= Wormhole =
* clamav installation 
** Copy [http://www.slackware.com/~alien/slackbuilds/clamav/pkg/13.37/ clamav] package to /boot/extra
** Copy [http://ftp.gtlib.gatech.edu/pub/slackware/slackware-13.1/slackware/d/ libtool] package to /boot/extra
** Install packages manually with installpkg or reboot
** Configure (to be automated with /boot/config/go script
*** bash: mkdir /usr/share/clamav
*** bash: freshclam
*** bash: /etc/rc.d/rc.clamav start

* Dynamix plugin and modules
** Grab Dynamix Web Gui plg file via [http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php/UnRAID5_Plugins limetech] or [http://bergware.github.io/dynamix/ github]
** Grab Dynamix Plugin Control plg file from the same location as above
** Unzip the plugins (unless you grabbed the plg directly) and place the plg files in /boot/config/plugins or \\server\flash\config\plugins
** Restart unraid or from command line run:
*** installplg /boot/config/plugins/dynamix.webGui*.plg
*** installplg /boot/config/plugins/dynamix.plugin*.plg
** Go to your unraid/Main page and click on the new Dynamix tab

* ownCloud (depends on Dynamix plugin)
** Install Dynamix Web Server plugin 
This will give you a web server that can host

[[unRaid - Install SABnzbd and Sickbeard]]

[[Zoneminder]]

* Ports in Use
** 80 - Reserved for possible use with AppleTV hack
** 81 - Dynamix Web Server plugin
** 88 - Main unraid management (emhttp server)
** 90 - unMenu
** 4040 - Subsonic
** 8080 - SabNZBD
** 8081 - SickBeard
** 32400 - Plex Management
** 50001 - btsync management

= Librarian =

= Orb =
* Disable DS_Store files on network shares defaults write com.apple.desktopservices DSDontWriteNetworkStores true

= DS9 =
* Setup:Basic
** WAN
*** Optional
**** Router Name: ds9
**** Host Name: ds9
**** Domain Name: tps
*** Network Setup
**** Local IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
*** Time Settings
**** Time Zone
*** [https://help.dyn.com/remote-access-api/perform-update/ Dynamic DNS GET]

* Wireless:Basic
** Network Mode
** SSID
* Wireless:Wireless Security
** WPA2
** AES
* Wireless:WDS
** Confirm disabled

* Services:Services
** DHCP
*** Used Domain: Lan & WLAN
*** LAN Domain: XXXX
*** Static Leases
**** 11 - orb
**** 12 - wormhole
**** 16 - printsvr1
**** 17 - cctv
**** 18 - tivo
** DNSMasq
*** DNSMasq = enable
*** Local DNS = enable
*** Additional Options:
**** expand-hosts
** Secure Shell
*** SSHd = enable

* Services:USB
** Core USB Support = Enable
** USB Storage = enable

* Security
** Limit SSH Access

* NAT
** Port Forward
*** Subsonic
*** https
*** cctv
*** ssh-wormhole
*** ssh

Music Library Cleanup and Merging

2020-04-21T13:43:21Z

DocGyver: /* Find Duplicates */

=Process=
==File Name issues==
*Find all files with missing extensions
**find <folder> ! -type d -regex "[^.]+" replace "<folder>" with directory to search. It cannot contain or be "." due to the regex used. This will find files with no "." in their name.

*Find all files with MP3 and make them mp3 (confirm options for "rename" they change from OS to OS)
**find <folder> -name "*.MP3" -exec rename MP3 mp3 "{}" \;

*Find files that are DRM protected and remove them or the protection
<pre>
#!/bin/bash
if /tmp/mplayer/mplayer.exe -ao dummy -identify "$1" 2>&1 | egrep -i -q -s "encumbered with drm"
then
echo $1;
fi
</pre>

*Find files with special or unicode characters and fix
<pre>
find . -name "*[$(/bin/echo -e '\201')-$(/bin/echo -e '\377')]*" | tee /tmp/filelist.log
</pre>
*Examples
**\302\264 becomes apostrophe
**\342\200\231
**\241\257
**\242\245
**\222

==Find Duplicates==
*Use Jaikoz to add AcoustID Fingerprint and, if it exists, ID on all files.
 Even if you do not purchase Jaikoz, the 20 file per session limit does not apply for adding the AcoustID value.
 Having added this value you will be able to search for potential duplicates.

*Create csv/text file with AcoustID ID and full filename to be able to search for duplicates
**Open Mp3Tag
**Open your main library folder (File:Change Directory...)
**For each folder you are merging with your library do File:Add Directory... When complete Mp3Tag will have a list of all files in your current library and any new files you are adding
**Export a CSV file with AcoustID and Full path. (File:Export...) The following script should be used for the export.
<pre>
$filename(csv,utf-8)AcoustID ID Filename
$loop(%_filename_ext%)%AcoustID ID% %_path%
$loopend()
</pre>
**The resulting CSV (actually Tab not Comma)
*Using the following command line or similar create a playlist of duplicates
<pre>
infile=acoust_id.csv ; egrep -f <(cut -f1 "$infile" | egrep -v '^$' | sort | uniq -d) "$infile" | sed -e 's/.*Media\\Music/M:/' > "${infile}-dupes.m3u"
</pre>
*Load the m3u playlist into Mp3Tag. This may take some time possibly even longer than loading the original folders. Not sure why but just be patient. My very first time was a greater than 8k list that took several minutes.
===General Strategy to remove duplicates===
*Sort by Artist (not Album Artist) and make sure you have an artist for most rows. Not absolutely necessary but very helpful for filtering.
*Use Filter (F3 or View:Filter) to pare off a group of files. e.g. %artist% MATCHES ZZ Top
*Look for whole album duplicates first by sorting on path name, selecting an album from the "import" folder then sorting by either album name (if it is already set) or by AcoustID which will put the two album copies next to each other.

==Tagging==
*Save "contextual" meta data like folders 
Folders may represent compilations or playlists which were created artificially due to a lack of support by the library/player/etc. This contextual information should be saved prior to any file renaming and possibly before any tag corrections.
*Find full and mostly complete albums and verify tags
*Rename these tracks to new folder structure
**OST/Various Artists
***X:\_Stage\pass1\V\Various Artists\%album%\$num(%track%,2) - %artist% - %title%
**Single Artist Albums
***X:\_Stage\pass1\$left(%artist%,1)\%artist%\%album%\$num(%track%,2) - %title%
*Incomplete Albums/"singles"
***X:\_Stage\pass1\$left(%artist%,1)\%artist%\_Singles\%title%

==File Format/codec/bitrate Issues==
*Convert wma to MP3 with same quality and transfer tags
**Load all tracks into MP3TAG and sort first by bitrate and then by encoding.
**Go to the bottom and select all wma with bitrate set (missing bitrate most likely means a damaged file)
**Open Xrecode
**Drag from MP3TAG to Xrecode all selected tracks
**Select mp3 output
**Select encoding rate
**(optional) Select tracks in MP3TAG by bitrate and choose encoding rate in Xrecode based on source
*Use MP3Tag to normalize track numbers to 2 digits. This will help in fixing tags using Jaikoz in a later step
*Open Folder in Jaikoz
**sort by track number then subfolder
**open

=Tools=
* [http://www.mp3tag.de/en/ MP3Tag] is for bulk changing of tags and file renaming. It can look up tags online but Picard tends to be better.
* MusicBrainz [https://picard.musicbrainz.org/ picard] for tagging based on audio fingerprint.
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replay_Gain Replay Gain] is a technology for audio level normalization.
* [http://xrecode.com/ xrecode$$] is a tool for recoding to different formats that supports moving of tags.
* [http://www.mediahuman.com/audio-converter/ AudioConverter] is a free tool for recoding to different formats.
* [http://www.mediahuman.com/lyrics-finder/ Lyrics Finder] is a free tool for adding Lyrics tags.

Camera to Archive Workflow

2020-02-11T14:27:49Z

DocGyver: /* using EXIF tags from exiftool */

=Workflow=
*Copy folder with pictures to working directory (e.g. My Documetns\My Pictures\ToFile\)
*Find difference between camera time and real time
*Correct both EXIF times in JPG files and file times for all other files. (Exifer or Exiftool)
*Rotate images (Exifer)
*Remove Unwanted pictures
*Rename files based on creation date + sequence number (e.g. 2008-01-01-0001.jpg)
*Tag images and move to folders (EXIFER)
*Move to archive directory on YM (Y:\Picutres)

=Notes=
==How to change the EXIF dates in a file==
===Using exiftool===
<pre>
Add 2 minutes 30 seconds: exiftool -r -Alldates+=0:2:30 .
</pre>
===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu item EXIF/IPTC:Edit... (Ctrl-E)
*Choose EXIF Data Tab
*Choose Date Tab
*Choose +/- Day and hour offset. Midnight represents no change to time.
**Examples:
**Camera is 10 minutes slow. Add 10 minutes choose "'''+'''" and "12:'''10''':00 AM"
**Camera is 10 minutes shy of 2 days fast, i.e. 1 day 23:50:00 fast then either subtract 2 days from all pictures followed by adding 10 minutes or use "'''- 1''' day 11:50:00 '''PM'''" as the offset.

==How to change the date of a file==
===Using Command Line===
This way is necessary for files lacking EXIF data.
<pre>
touch -r somefile.avi -d "-1 hour +3 minutes -5 second" somefile.avi
</pre>
===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu option: Edit:Rename Redate&Copy (Ctrl+N)
*Turn off check box for "Rename"
*Turn on check box for "Redate (by EXIF)"
Note: if combined with Rename as well the redate occurs first.
===Using Exiftool===
<pre>
exiftool "-filemodifydate<datetimeoriginal" somefile.jpg
</pre>

==How to change the filename==
===using EXIF tags from exiftool===
<pre>
exiftool -r "-FileName<DateTimeOriginal" -d %Y-%m-%d_%H.%M.%S%%-c.%%e .
</pre>

===Using Exifer===
*Select files to change
*Choose menu option: Edit:Rename Redate&Copy (Ctrl+N)
*Turn on check box for "Rename"
*Enter the format you want for the filename. e.g. yyyy-mm-dd-nnnn
*Turn off check box for "Redate (by EXIF)"
Note: if combined with Rename as well the redate occurs first.
===using stat(1) command===
<pre>
for fn in *.avi ; do nn=$(stat --printf=%y $fn | sed -e 's/\..*//' -e 's/ /_/
' -e 's/[-:]//g') ; echo mv $fn $nn.avi ; done
</pre>

=Tools=
* [http://www.exifer.friedemann.info/ Exifer] is a discontinued product but quite good. I am still evaluating other tools as recommended on his site as well as others.
* [http://www.cygwin.com/ Cygwin] is a source for bash, touch, and stat commands.
* [http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/ Exiftool] is a command line tool written in Perl but with command line versions. Any version should work but the one used writing these notes is [http://www.sno.phy.queensu.ca/~phil/exiftool/exiftool-7.17.zip this] one.
* [http://www.steves-digicams.com/digsoftware_utils.html Recovery Tools] are reviewed here.

NextCloud

2019-07-24T14:39:08Z

DocGyver: Created page with "* Install Nextcloud Docker ** Use Default Settings ** Additional Settings *** Add a PATH called LetsEncryptDockLive Container Path: /archive example value: /mnt/cache/..."

* Install Nextcloud Docker
** Use Default Settings
** Additional Settings
*** Add a PATH called LetsEncryptDockLive Container Path: /archive example value: /mnt/cache/apps/letsencrypt/etc/letsencrypt/live/teepee-sw.com
*** Add a PATH called LetsEncryptDockArchive Container Path: /LE_live example value: /mnt/cache/apps/letsencrypt/etc/letsencrypt/archive

UnRAID build

2019-07-24T13:59:41Z

DocGyver:

Optional:
* [https://forums.plex.tv/index.php/topic/70272-plexconnect-on-unraid/ Apple TV Access Trick]
* [[NextCloud]]

Server Configurations

2017-05-04T14:16:57Z

DocGyver: /* DS9 */

= Doctor =
* Added 16GB ram
* Added NFS link to Librarian for ISO access following instructions from [http://pubs.vmware.com/vsphere-51/index.jsp#com.vmware.vcli.examples.doc/cli_manage_storage.6.6.html?path=2_1_0_3_4_1#489296 here]

= Wormhole =
[[unRaid - Install SABnzbd and Sickbeard]]

* clamav installation 
** Copy [http://www.slackware.com/~alien/slackbuilds/clamav/pkg/13.37/ clamav] package to /boot/extra
** Copy [http://ftp.gtlib.gatech.edu/pub/slackware/slackware-13.1/slackware/d/ libtool] package to /boot/extra
** Install packages manually with installpkg or reboot
** Configure (to be automated with /boot/config/go script
*** bash: mkdir /usr/share/clamav
*** bash: freshclam
*** bash: /etc/rc.d/rc.clamav start

* Dynamix plugin and modules
** Grab Dynamix Web Gui plg file via [http://lime-technology.com/wiki/index.php/UnRAID5_Plugins limetech] or [http://bergware.github.io/dynamix/ github]
** Grab Dynamix Plugin Control plg file from the same location as above
** Unzip the plugins (unless you grabbed the plg directly) and place the plg files in /boot/config/plugins or \\server\flash\config\plugins
** Restart unraid or from command line run:
*** installplg /boot/config/plugins/dynamix.webGui*.plg
*** installplg /boot/config/plugins/dynamix.plugin*.plg
** Go to your unraid/Main page and click on the new Dynamix tab

* ownCloud (depends on Dynamix plugin)
** Install Dynamix Web Server plugin 
This will give you a web server that can host

* Ports in Use
** 80 - Reserved for possible use with AppleTV hack
** 81 - Dynamix Web Server plugin
** 88 - Main unraid management (emhttp server)
** 90 - unMenu
** 4040 - Subsonic
** 8080 - SabNZBD
** 8081 - SickBeard
** 32400 - Plex Management
** 50001 - btsync management

= Librarian =

= Orb =
* Disable DS_Store files on network shares defaults write com.apple.desktopservices DSDontWriteNetworkStores true

= DS9 =
* Setup:Basic
** WAN
*** Optional
**** Router Name: ds9
**** Host Name: ds9
**** Domain Name: tps
*** Network Setup
**** Local IP: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
*** Time Settings
**** Time Zone
*** [https://help.dyn.com/remote-access-api/perform-update/ Dynamic DNS GET]

* Wireless:Basic
** Network Mode
** SSID
* Wireless:Wireless Security
** WPA2
** AES
* Wireless:WDS
** Confirm disabled

* Services:Services
** DHCP
*** Used Domain: Lan & WLAN
*** LAN Domain: XXXX
*** Static Leases
**** 11 - orb
**** 12 - wormhole
**** 16 - printsvr1
**** 17 - cctv
**** 18 - tivo
** DNSMasq
*** DNSMasq = enable
*** Local DNS = enable
*** Additional Options:
**** expand-hosts
** Secure Shell
*** SSHd = enable

* Services:USB
** Core USB Support = Enable
** USB Storage = enable

* Security
** Limit SSH Access

* NAT
** Port Forward
*** Subsonic
*** https
*** cctv
*** ssh-wormhole
*** ssh

Ubiquiti ERX - IoT

2017-05-01T17:48:08Z

DocGyver:

* Requirements
** Isolate IoT devices (DVR, Tivo, printer)
** Isolate Guests (phones, tablets)
** Allow "Media Devices" access to Media Server even if a Guest or IoT device
** Cannot depend on vlan tagging (i.e. support using dumb WAP)

* Router Setup
** Wizard WAN-2LAN2
*** Lan1: 192.168.x.y
*** Lan2: 192.168.z.w
** Command Line configuration
*** Connect to CLI ssh [ubnt]@[router ip]
*** #configure
**** Clone MAC set interfaces ethernet eth0 mac 01:02:03:A1:A2:A3
**** [https://community-archive.ubnt.com/t5/EdgeMAX-Updates-Blog/EdgeMax-software-release-v1-4-0/ba-p/689909 local hostfile update] set service dhcp-server hostfile-update enable
**** Static Hostnames set system static-host-mapping host-name wormhole inet 192.168.1.xx
*** #commit;save;exit
** Static DHCP Leases
*** Lan1
**** Orb - 11
**** dvr01 - 19
**** tivo - 18
**** tivo02 - 22
** Port Forwards
*** Lan1
**** wormhole
**** ERX
**** dvr01
**** dvr02
**** owncloud
**** subsonic
**** plex
**** sab
**** letsencrypt

Ubiquiti ERX - IoT

2017-05-01T15:10:13Z

DocGyver:

* Requirements
** Isolate IoT devices (DVR, Tivo, printer)
** Isolate Guests (phones, tablets)
** Allow "Media Devices" access to Media Server even if a Guest or IoT device
** Cannot depend on vlan tagging (i.e. support using dumb WAP)

* Router Setup
** Wizard WAN-2LAN2
*** Lan1: 192.168.x.y
*** Lan2: 192.168.z.w
** Command Line configuration
*** Connect to CLI ssh [ubnt]@[router ip]
*** #configure
**** Clone MAC set interfaces ethernet eth0 mac 01:02:03:A1:A2:A3
**** [https://community-archive.ubnt.com/t5/EdgeMAX-Updates-Blog/EdgeMax-software-release-v1-4-0/ba-p/689909 local hostfile update] set service dhcp-server hostfile-update enable
*** #commit;save;exit
** Static DHCP Leases
*** Lan1
**** Orb - 11
**** dvr01 - 19
**** tivo - 18
**** tivo02 - 22
** Port Forwards
*** Lan1
**** wormhole
**** ERX
**** dvr01
**** dvr02
**** owncloud
**** subsonic
**** plex
**** sab
**** letsencrypt

Ubiquiti ERX - IoT

2017-04-13T17:31:26Z

DocGyver:

Ubiquiti ERX - IoT

2017-04-12T14:08:09Z

DocGyver:

Ubiquiti ERX - IoT

2017-04-12T14:04:48Z

DocGyver: Created page with "* Requirements ** Isolate IoT devices (DVR, Tivo, printer) ** Isolate Guests (phones, tablets) ** Allow "Media Devices" access to Media Server even if a Guest or IoT device **..."