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# birdscan
A software to take beautiful pictures of birds with a Raspberry Pi Camera.
# Usage
## Prepare the Target Fileserver
TODO
Some notes:
```
ssh-keygen -y -f ~/.ssh/id_rsa # generates and prints public key of this private one
sudo mkdir /srv/birdscan
sudo chown -R birdscan:birdscan /srv/birdscan
sudo chmod -R 700 /srv/birdscan
sudo setfacl -m u:myuser:rwx /srv/birdscan
```
## Install and configure birdscan on main Server
Install and configure birdscan in these few steps on an Arch Linux system:
```
mkdir -p ~/ABS # create a directory for the arch build system
cd ~/ABS
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/python-picamera.git # download picamera from AUR
cd picamera
makepkg -si # build and install picamera dependency
mkdir ../birdscan
cd ../birdscan
# (download PKGBUILD for birdscan to current directory FIXME: insert link here)
makepkg -si # build and install birdscan
sudo ssh-keyscan -t rsa <fileserver_ip_or_host> >> /etc/ssh/ssh_known_hosts # add host key of fileserver
sudo vim /etc/birdscan/config.json # edit config file
sudo systemctl enable --now birdscan # start and enable birdscan
```
Change the configuration like this:
```
sudo vim /etc/birdscan/config.json
sudo systemctl restart birdscan
```
If something does not work you can get a live log of birdscan like this:
```
journalctl -fu birdscan
```
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