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packet:bpqmonweb [2025/04/13 00:11] m0mzfpacket:bpqmonweb [2025/04/19 19:05] (current) m0mzf
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-===== Tom 2E0JJI's bpqmonweb =====+====== Tom 2E0JJI's bpqmonweb ======
 Tom has created a superb web application to monitor a BPQ or Xrouter node.  Tom has created a superb web application to monitor a BPQ or Xrouter node. 
  
 {{:packet:bqmon.png?nolink&956}} {{:packet:bqmon.png?nolink&956}}
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 +==== Set up using Docker ====
 +< To do >
 +
 +==== Set up manually ====
  
 This involves installing a web server & MQTT broker and configuring the whole lot. This is on a Pi running Raspberry Pi OS 12 - let's start with installing the required packages: This involves installing a web server & MQTT broker and configuring the whole lot. This is on a Pi running Raspberry Pi OS 12 - let's start with installing the required packages:
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-Now we need to add an entry to our hosts file so the nginx proxy knows where mosquitto is located on the network; this is hard coded into the web application so it's cleaner to add it here+Now we need to add an entry to our hosts file so the nginx proxy knows where mosquitto is located on the network; this is already set in the nginx config so it's cleaner to add it here rather than edit the files pulled from git
 <code>echo "127.0.0.1 mosquitto" | sudo tee -a /etc/hosts</code> <code>echo "127.0.0.1 mosquitto" | sudo tee -a /etc/hosts</code>
  
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