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Just run the script after installing Buster. The script will do everything else.

These work without any adapters: https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://www.amazon.com/John-Guest-PM450813E-Female-Connector/dp/B00N4O3J16&ved=2ahUKEwjOgKW25fnkAhXbCTQIHVkICoYQFjACegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw3sft-tjHzlMeNGqwwYBHPu Edit: these work, assuming you have tubing like the...

Hey @RandR+, I have run your install script a couple of times this weekend (don't ask me why), and it seems to work flawlessly. Two questions for you: 1. When I ran the script a few months ago, I seem to remember that the script prompted you for an install directory in case you didn't want to...

Using the @RandR+ install, everything seemed to go okay on a clean Buster install. Trying to get the flowmeters to work and I get this error in the log: I'm using an Uno connected to the Pi via the usb cable. Any ideas?

+1 to this. I just tried an install using RandR+'s version and experienced the same phenomena. Blank screen except for the "your logo here" and "beers on tap". I tried changing everthing I could think of in the config page but nothing changed it.

Version 2 just relates to the version of RaspberryPints where they added the flow meters. You can use those instructions if you put an old version of Raspbian on your Pi. I'd suggest going with Stretch and using the RandR+ install script. It works well.

The tap list runs on a Raspberry Pi that serves up a webpage that you can access with any device on your network, or even outside your network if you configure your router correctly. You can use an iPad to display the webpage and place it anywhere you like. There are plenty of examples on the...

Thanks for clarifying that!

While the computing power in the Pi may be sufficient, I believe you'll have a problem with the operating systems of trying to get RaspberryPints and TiltPi working on the same Pi. I can't remember what the technical name is when you modify the OS to work as a single purpose program, but I...

I hope my post didn't come off as prick-ish. It certainly wasn't meant to. I don't know much more than you do, I'm only trying to make sure there isn't any unnecessary confusion for folks coming along after.

Fermentrack and RaspberryPints don't work well together because of the Apache vs. NGINX differences, not because Fermentrack doesn't work on Stretch. I did a clean install of Fermentrack on a new Stretch install the other day and it was flawless. Give it a try again with a new install of Stretch.

Not that I doubt your abilities, but it looks like you are going to need help with that Kolsch. I'm here if you need me.

Did you run the dos2unix command before running the ./ command?

Most new builds are using the Adafruit or other hall type meters. Haven't heard the accuracy of them but there have not been any complaints from folks post-build that they are unhappy with the results. The original Swissflow seem to be the preferred choice but overly expensive if you have more...

It looks like a John Guest fitting. Probably uses the same 1/4" John Guest to barb fitting that came on my Swissflow meters...

Old ethernet cables are great for extending flow meter cables. You'll need to tell us which flow meters you are using so we can help you figure out which wire is 5v, data and GND. Cut the end off of the ethernet cable. Splice together all of the 5v meter wires to one ethernet wire, all of the...

You're 100% right. Thanks for the reminder.

The error was related to not having installed one of the mysql python packages. I've worked through that and can run the flow_monitor.py script. When I blow through the meter, I get this output: PHP Warning: mysqli_query() expects at least 2 parameters, 1 given in...

Ran those commands and it still didn't work. So, ran the following and here's the output: pi@raspberrypi:~ $ cd /var/www/html/python pi@raspberrypi:/var/www/html/python $ dir flowmon flow_monitor.py pi@raspberrypi:/var/www/html/python $ python flow_monitor.py Traceback (most recent call...

I don't have a flowmon file in /etc/init.d/. What did I miss?