imagehub | Receive and save images from multiple Raspberry Pi
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Receive and save images from multiple Raspberry Pi's
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- This method processes a message
- This function checks the time of recvd time
- Handle timeout
- Close all images in queue
- Write one image to disk
- Build directory
- Start logging
- Write all the images in the queue
- Reboot the computer
- Check the ping
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QUESTION
I'm trying to make a simple template navbar that tells non-logged in users to login or signup, and tells logged in users to log out, but I am getting a "KeyError: 'user'" error when I do so. I have no idea why this is happening since this worked for me before.
If someone could help guide me, that would be greatly appreciated!
Template
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jun-01 at 02:07The error KeyError: 'user'
means that your session object does not contain the key user
. In your EDIT section, the issue is the same, you are missing the key in your dictionary object. You need to add the user
key to your session object:
QUESTION
I created two programs to send and receive video feed using ZeroMQ. However, the receiving program always gets stuck on the .recv()
-method.
I have used two libraries of ZeroMQ for this program: one, the native zmq
, the other a derived imagezmq
. The imagezmq
is used for sending and receiving frame data from the video while the native zmq
library is used for sending and receiving the time, when the image has been sent.
The imagezmq
part works fine.
The program only gets stuck on the zmq
part.
Following are my two programs :
FinalCam.py
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-11 at 04:40Here’s a couple of things to try to get the native-zmq
parts working:
Use .connect()
-method for SUB
-sockets :
socket.connect("tcp://localhost:6666")
And .bind()
-method for your PUB
-sockets :
socket.bind("tcp://*:6666")
It’s explained here in the guide that connect should be used to create an outgoing connection from a socket.
In the sibling doc for .bind()
, it explains that it’s for accepting connections.
Also try setting socket options : socket.setsockopt(zmq.SUBSCRIBE, "")
It is described here in the guide that the SUB
-sockets initially filter out all messages, so that’d explain why you’re not receiving anything. The example above provides an empty filter, which accepts all incoming messages.
It’s important to note that with PUB
and SUB
based distribution, that the SUB
might not necessarily receive messages due to timing of its connection or network conditions. E.g. everything sent from the publisher before the subscriber connects isn’t receivable
QUESTION
I'm trying to render an HTML image tag with handlebars. The HTML does get passed to handlebars properly. (So does get passed to the webpage, but the image is not rendered.) How do I fix this?
In my .HBS file I have:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-17 at 04:28{{HTMLforImage}}
will escape markup. Try triple brackets: {{{HTMLforImage}}}
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