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We don't have a set date for V2 at this point. While flow monitoring will be the big user-facing feature, we're also making a lot of changes to the way RPints is written. We're working hard to make sure it's easy for additional features to be added in. There is still a lot of work to be done...

It should have been sudo cp -r RaspberryPints-master/* /var/www/

Which username and email are you referring to? Do you mean the admin panel username?

Sure it is! You can do pretty much anything you'd be able to do on most other Linux distros. Just do some searching for 'raspbian internet radio' or the like.

They just need to be on the same LAN. If you connect your RPi and computer/phone to the wifi router, that should do it.

Currently, only numbers are supported. V2 will more than likely include named taps.

It'a probably not obvious for less technical that the install process can just be repeated to update. Maybe just "Update: Repeat install process"

That drip tray is sexy! Do you have a source or part # you could share for the footboard cover? I did some looking, but didn't find anything that perfect. Really great job on the build!

Hells yes. I think we're going to try to make use of the github model of fork/pull-requests for devs who want to contribute. I would recommend waiting for a bit, as soon the code is probably going to be changing pretty substantially. After those are in place, we should have a solid base for...

To an extent, this is built into the way we're structuring the data. Each 'pour' will create a row in the database that will have all the info on that pour. With that data available, it's becomes a matter of analyzing it to find the fun statistics. As we're designing it, there won't be a way to...

We've been keeping an eye on them. Honestly, a lot of the requested features are things we've been thinking about anyways. Most of them will either be implemented by or made easy to implement by the V2 data/workflow changes. I don't want to go into specifics now, but I'm pretty excited about it.

From what I've seen, it's the same with Firefox's kiosk mode. The idea is to 'lock' the display into that view.

I run my RPi headless and load it on a tablet, so I haven't had to deal with it. I did some googling and found the following. Check out the 4th post down. http://www.raspberrypi.org/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=63&t=17797

It sounds like you got a defective wifi adapter! I've been running mine constantly for a couple months without hiccups.

Make sure you're hitting localhost:8888.

No problem! Make sure you send them our way when they want to get their rigs set up! Ha

As long as you want that webcam to have your external:80, you're going to have to do some extra work. I assume your router's only option is to forward a port to an IP and nothing more? If that's the case, then traffic is hitting port 8888 on it's public IP and directing it to RPi:8888. Apache...

Hopefully it helps!

The circuit inside the STC-1000, like many, is very modular. 1 & 2 feed into a power supply, which needs 120V. It then uses those lines to power the relays that connect/disconnect pins 5 & 6. TLDR; You'll have to connect 1 & 2 to mains. The upside is that you can just connect it to D & C...

Let's see... Do you mean that you have your webcam (on the RPi) set to broadcast at port 80? If so and you can access it in your network at RPi_IP:8888, I imagine it's a forwarder setting. Some routers allow you to set certain external port to forward to different ports internally. Do you have...