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prejudice are new and are not very expert in linux and varied.
I found the web's image Meteohub on probation for raspberry b + so I followed the procedure and the image installed on sd card.
startup raspberry okay asks me username and password to log and write Meteohub and Meteohub for password but tells me access denied ... where am wrong you have to put another password?

daniele wrote:prejudice are new and are not very expert in linux and varied.
I found the web's image Meteohub on probation for raspberry b + so I followed the procedure and the image installed on sd card.
startup raspberry okay asks me username and password to log and write Meteohub and Meteohub for password but tells me access denied ... where am wrong you have to put another password?

When the raspberry asks you for an userid and a password you are NOT in Meteohub.

Meteohub is accessed only from your browser at the IP-address it got in your network.

So try to find the IP-address (check your router) and use your browser to log on toyour Meteohub.

Wim

ip address I found on the router, I type with putty and opens the black screen that asks me to login and password where I have tried to put Meteohub - Meteohub. I have not installed but no operating system, I only installed in sd the downloaded image of Meteohub

daniele wrote:ip address I found on the router, I type with putty and opens the black screen that asks me to login and password where I have tried to put Meteohub - Meteohub. I have not installed but no operating system, I only installed in sd the downloaded image of Meteohub

The meteohub image contains everything you need.
If you copied it to the SD card and inserted the card
and
restarted the rapsberry:

You should use your browser because you are finished installing Meteohub. Now you can do all config tasks..

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If using putty you should use root as user and probably kill the meteohub system when doing that.

Please give some info: Why do you want to use SSH / Putty for?

Wim

Meteohub can be completely controlled by your browser. That makes it different from other RPI weather station add-on packages, where you need to edit config files, etc on shell level. Meteohub tries to act as an appliance, where no Linux knowledge is needed, just common sense and a browser.

ok now I connected all on hdmi mouse and keyboard, turn on and putting root as login and password Meteohub as I open a black screen that says: root @ Meteohub-rpi: - # does not start by itself I have to give a command or there something wrong? forgive my inexperience and excuse me if I make you waste time

daniele wrote:ok now I connected all on hdmi mouse and keyboard, turn on and putting root as login and password Meteohub as I open a black screen that says: root @ Meteohub-rpi: - # does not start by itself I have to give a command or there something wrong? forgive my inexperience and excuse me if I make you waste time

PLEASE: YOU SHOULD NOT DO THAT. No login as ROOT no login AT ALL using a keyboard/screen or putty.

You should ONLY access your meteohub using the local lan and a BROWSER:

DO THIS: Type in the browser the address of the Meteohub.
Use Chrome, Firefox, InternetExplorer or whatever BUT NOT a keybord/screen.

In your browser you get a login screen.

The Meteohub is already fully operational and running but you can only access the meteohub by a BROWSER.

Wim

Wim

@WIM: Looks like I should also implement a shell interface for users who don't like to use a browser
but prefer to give shell commands and scroll through ascii texts and config files Just kidding...

works ok I had not understood anything .....
wrong approach. thanks you were really kind