Last Watch AI - a new platform-independent AI tool with web interface

nikonos said:
Hi kleyplot, I'm using a jetson nano for deepstack. I would test it out on the ARM64 platform. Is there a way to get it going? Thank's!
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Does that board run Ubuntu or some similar flavor or linux? You should be able to run it. There is a config variable so you can change the endpoint for deepstack since you would probably want to run deepstack outside of docker to leverage the GPU. I don't have the hardware to test it myself but I'm happy to help troubleshoot, just open an issue on the github page.
 
BossHogg said:
So I had some time tonight to take another look at this. I got the webUI working by installing the project under the first user rather than creating another one as suggested in the tutorial. I think I agree that there must have been a permissions problem before. The Samba share also works and I'm able to save images there. I checked through the mapped drive in windows and the command line in ubuntu that the files are getting to the /home/"username"/aiinput folder. I'm also checked that the file permissions are correct as per your suggestions in post #27.

The issue now is that the images are not being seen in the webUI. I've setup the UI as per the tutorial, but there is no indication that the program is looking in the right folder for the images. How can I check where it's looking?

The laravel.log file doesn't exist, which leads me to believe nothing is wrong with the program.

Thanks so much for the help and the great program. I'm looking forward to finally getting it working.

UPDATE:

I've been able to get over that last hurdle and now the program seems to be running properly. I'll have to monitor over the next few days to fine tune things.

I made a mistake in the trigger url and I can't figure out a way to modify or delete the bad web request automations. Perhaps that's a feature that should be added?

Thanks again guys for all the help and contributing to the community. Much appreciated.
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I just pushed some changes including the ability to delete automations. Follow the Upgrade steps to pull the latest changes: akmolina28/last-watch-ai
 
kleypot said:
Does that board run Ubuntu or some similar flavor or linux? You should be able to run it. There is a config variable so you can change the endpoint for deepstack since you would probably want to run deepstack outside of docker to leverage the GPU. I don't have the hardware to test it myself but I'm happy to help troubleshoot, just open an issue on the github page.
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The Jetson Nano already runs deepstack in a docker container taking full use of the GPU.
I have opened an issue on the github page.
 
Tried to install this today but ran into an issue.

It wants to Use port 9000 for one of the containers and that is already in use by my portainer, how can i fix it?

and Unifi controller is on port 8080
 
You can edit docker-compose.yml to change the php port, e.g. change the line that says "9000:9000" to "9001:9000". It would be best to create an override file so that future updates don't undo your fix.

To change the web port from 8080 just edit the .env as shown in the setup instructions.
 
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Last Watch AI Update - v1.1 Released

It has been about 4 months since Last Watch AI was first introduced. I received a lot of great feedback from the community and today I am finally releasing a new major version. Full details below. Last Watch AI - Release 1.1.1 The most difficult part of this
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Release 1.1.1 · akmolina28/last-watch-ai

https://kleypot.com/last-watch-ai-v1-1-released/ This is the first stable release of version 1.x, which contains a ton of new features and improvements over the previous 0.x versions. Please refer ...
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Thanks to some great feedback from this community I have made a lot of stability and performance improvements, along with adding a bunch of useful new features. Full details are on github and the blog post.

Thanks again for supporting my project!
 
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I have a basic installation on a local windows server that does not detect events despite copying the path to the watch folder directly from blue iris when I try to look at the deepstack and error logs they are blank. Any ideas?
 
warbux said:
I have a basic installation on a local windows server that does not detect events despite copying the path to the watch folder directly from blue iris when I try to look at the deepstack and error logs they are blank. Any ideas?
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Try setting WATCH_USE_POLLING=true in your .env file. Sometimes windows doesn't generate file system events so this setting might help.
 
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