Notes on Poole's Cavern Operations
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Naming the Loggers
To associate a logger number (e.g. 883600) with a description (e.g.
Hyper-Alkaline cluster by stream) you should edit the file /data/logger_names.txp and upload it via
FTP (or email it to David Gibson). The associations in that file will be applied the next time the
BCRA server "mines" the logger information (which is probably half-hourly).
Classifying the files in the directory list
The logged files are displayed in their directory list, where the 'classification' column is
configured in the .htaccess file.
Notice for Poole's Cavern PC
The "do not switch off" notice for the Poole's Cavern PC is /data/technical/pc-info-notice-v4.pdf, with
its source document on David Gibson's PC at file:///C:/_F/_current-misc/tinytag/.
Passwords
The following passwords are stored in BCRA's Password Safe, under Pooles Cavern
Router. (At the time of writing this is a part of BCA's password safe)
- TinyTag Gateway Computer
- WiFi SSID
- Router login
- PPP login
- Technical Notes on web site
Access to Router
Access to the router is limited to a specified list of IP addresses. See
Technical Notes on Pooles Cavern Operations.
Router Auto-Reboot
At the time of writing, the router is set to reboot daily. In the past, this reboot
seemed to suspiciously coincide with router crashes.
Port Forwarding
The Poole's Cavern router is configured to allow access to the connected devices. For
details see Technical Notes on Pooles Cavern
Operations
- HTTP access to TinyTag PC
- HTTP and SSH access to Matt Rowbury's project: Raspberry Pi
- HTTP access to Matt Rowbury's project: Netburner serial to Ethernet converter
CRON jobs
A number of CRON jobs run on the BCRA web server, to facilitate communications with the
Poole's Cavern router. For details see Technical Notes
on Pooles Cavern Operations
