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@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ There are no binary packages of Moonfire NVR available yet, so it must be built
from source. This is made easy using a few scripts that will do the job for you
unless you have very a different operating system. The scripts are written and
tested under ubuntu and raspbian but should not be hard to modify if necessary.
You'll start by downloading moonfire if you have not already done so.
You'll start by downloading Moonfire if you have not already done so.
## Downloading
@ -55,12 +55,12 @@ hard disk.
Start by executing the setup script:
$ cd moonfire-nr
$ cd moonfire-nvr
$ scripts/setup-ubuntu.sh
If this is the very first time you run this script, a file named `prep.config`
will be created and the script will stop. This file is where you will set
or change variables that describe the moonfire installation you want. The
or change variables that describe the Moonfire installation you want. The
initial execution will put default values in this value, but only for the
most commonly changed variables. For a full list of variables, see below.
@ -73,12 +73,12 @@ case you must either resolve those first, or go the manual route.
The script may be given the "-f" option. If you do, you are telling the script
that you do not want any existing installation of ffmpeg to be overwritten with
a newer one. This could be important to you. If you do use it, and the version
you have installed is not compatible with moonfire, you will be told through
you have installed is not compatible with Moonfire, you will be told through
a message. If you have no ffmpeg installed, the option is effectively ignored
and the necessary version of ffmpeg will be installed.
The setup script should only need to be run once (after `prep.config` has been
created), although if you do a re-install of moonfire, in particular a much
created), although if you do a re-install of Moonfire, in particular a much
newer version, it is a good idea to run it again as requirements and pre-requisites
may have changed. Running the script multiple times should not have any negative effects.
@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ may have changed. Running the script multiple times should not have any negative
in particular during the building of libavutil you will see several compiler
warnings. This, while undesirable, is a direct result of the original
developers not cleaning up the cause(s) of these warnings. They are, however,
just warnings and will not affect correct functioning of moonfire.
just warnings and will not affect correct functioning of Moonfire.
Once the setup is complete, two steps remain: building and then installing.
There is a script for each of these scenarios, but since generally you would
@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ The build script is involved like this:
$ scripts/build.sh
This script will perform all steps necessary to build a complete moonfire
This script will perform all steps necessary to build a complete Moonfire
setup. If there are no build errors, this script will then automatically
invoke the install script (see below).
@ -120,7 +120,7 @@ like this:
This script will copy various files resulting from the build to the correct
locations. It will also create a "service configuration" for systemctl that
can be used to control moonfire. This service configuration can be prevented
can be used to control Moonfire. This service configuration can be prevented
by using the "-s" option to this script. It will also prevent the automatic
start of this configuration.