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Came out a bit stronger than expected (1.085 for 9.5%), so was a IIPA for me [emoji1] Really, really good though. Great balance between malt, bitterness and hops.

So good: Fermented with safbrew abbaye, turned out really nice after 6 weeks in the bottle

Questions on the spices: -Crushed/ground/whole? -Filter them out after the boil, or chuck them all into the fermenter?

Ah, the smells...

Done. If you're wanting to work on it, give me a shout, I'm in a similar boat, but haven't yet found an elegant solution that will still allow updates without rewriting everything.

It's not properly locked down. The javascript files are available, which means that someone can make calls against them. As I said, I can change your temp, or stop the script, amongst other things.

I wouldn't advise advertising your open brewpi url. Someone with a bit of know-how could (fairly) easily do dastardly things like increase the temperature or turn off the system.

Very cool!

Nice! Glad it worked for someone else.

Just a note, the web code for the brewpi in Ubuntu needs to go in /var/www/html, not just /var/www. Caught me out on my machine...

OK, so in each web folder (top1, top2, bottom1, bottom2) create a file called "lcd.php", with the following contents: <?php /* Copyright 2012 BrewPi/Elco Jacobs. * This file is part of BrewPi. * BrewPi is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU...

So, what web address do you access each one on?

How are they currently running the web interface? Does each run on a separate port?

Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated

My wife recently visited the US, so (obviously) I took advantage by ordering a stack of brewing books on Amazon (they're much cheaper in the US, compared to South Africa). I got the following: How to Brew - John Palmer Yeast - Jamil Zainasheff Designing Great Beers - Ray Daniels Brewing Classic...

Thanks, have updated the post.

OK, here's a quick tut on how to get live video streaming onto your brewpi page (following on from this post on getting images from your webcam onto the page): Disclaimers: I've tested this in chrome, it works there I've tested this on Safari on iOS devices, it does NOT work there I've tested...

That's the plan, just gotta get it to work

I tried my hand at setting up a VLC stream yesterday. That worked fine (I could view the stream using VLC on my laptop), but is tricky to get into a webpage, which is my priority. I did increase the number of photos per minute (just by adding lines like this to my crontab: "sleep 1;streamer...

1. You'd need a long enough "cable thing" to go from your pi to the inside of your fridge. 2. Apart from that, I don't see why not. Just replace the "streamer" command with: raspistill -o image.jpg (Source: http://thepihut.com/pages/how-to-install-the-raspberry-pi-camera)