Authors

Attended: Jaeden, Jon, Lyon

September 13, 2022

Gateway Setup

Downloaded code onto new computer
- Login to github
- Go into Control Tower repositiory and download zip.
Install postgresql, python3, and python3-pip using
- su - (makes a sudo user) –> enter password –> “apt install sudo”
- su - –> enter password –> “sudo apt-get install postgresql python3 python3-pip”
Check if the ssh daemon is installed and running is to run “sudo systemctl status sshd”
Get out of the root using exit
- install openssh-server package using sudo apt-get install openssh-server
- ssh into the machine from within it using “ssh localhost”
Extract “control-tower-master” from documents and place it in home(looking at Software Fall 2022 Documentation and Note: How to Open the Gateway)
- cd control-tower –> cd gateway
- sudo ./run_production.sh auto –> pulls from the weather box from the roof
control-tower/gateway/src and control-tower/gateway
- change python to python3 in run_production.sh (control-tower/gateway/src)
- make sure requirements file is in the same directory and run cat requirements.txt
Note: new computer so there are different ports
- use sudo chmod a+rw to give permission for port
python3 works
- Took out Python2 syntax (ex: from decoder import Decoder) and ran production without the sudo
Gave permission to user to use the port
Gateway/src working
- Writes to file Node-420.csv

Port Forwarding

Open terminal on test gateway
Run /sbin/ifconfig
Run ip route
- Want to see where default route goes to = 192.168.1.1 (selecting raspberry pi for ip address)
  - Make sure raspberry pi doesn't change addresses, otherwise, port forwarding dosn't work anymore
Open browser and go to address
- Enter credentials (username: admin, password: same as scel user)
run ip link show eno8303
ssh in
- connected to scel server: ssh [email protected]
- otherwise: ssh [email protected] -p 11121