Iris Installation

[Pei Tebow]

Thelatest version of IRIS I downloaded, to update the existing one on my Rhino 6 and 7WIP installations on Windows 7 64, seems to be a wrong version of the plugin: while Rhino 6 and 7 require a .RHP plugin extension, the one available to downloada at F4R is a .RHI plugin. Infact it installs automatically and correctly, but ONLY on my old Rhino 5 installation, not on Rhino 6 and 7WIP ones.

It gave me the possibility of installing it by the use of command line and thus accessing the Rhino plugin installer from outside rhinoceros: that way I succeded, but seemed to me a quite strange behaviour.

On a fresh install of Rhino 6 for Mac today, I went to install Iris and although the package manager shows 0.6.6 installed, the Iris options are not available in the export menu as I have seen them on other macs running rhino 6.

I would like to get some help in setting up the same, as far as I know, the installation will go through on a single directory ( I did not see any option to chose path/directory for DB's or WIJ /journals), hence after installation I would like to move my DB's to separate LVM and WIJ on another LVM set

One thing I noticed that after installation I was able to see the instance running from command line but I was unable to access management portal with the URL that comes after installation, anything I missed or need to change to make it accessible?

Starting Control Process

Automatically configuring buffers

Allocated 925MB shared memory: 725MB global buffers, 35MB routine buffers

Creating a WIJ file to hold 99 megabytes of data

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Hello Rahul - I didn't see your new post yet but this message is pretty clear. The problem is at the OS level in resolving the hostname, scsps2391082001. If you replace the hostname in your URL with the actual IP of your server, it should work fine. If you want the hostname to work, I'd work with your OS/networking team to set that up.

I have a problem because I can't install the new Iris Graphics 31.0.101.4644 driver for the Intel Iris Xe Graphics card.

It pops up a window small intela loads to 100% and then nothing.

I tried to turn on again and install again but nothing helped neither manual installation nor through Intel Driver & Support Assistant pops up an installation error red triangle exclamation mark and I tried through Intel Arc Control and nothing works and I am on the old driver version Intel Graphics Driver 31.0.101.4577.

My Notebook model is MSI Prestige 14 Evo A11M-013PL

Please help.

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Windows 10 now has support for Linux distributions via WSL (WindowsSubsystem for Linux). This is a great option to get started with Irisfor users and developers. Be aware that we do not currently test againstany WSL distributions.

The requirements/ci/iris.yml file will always use the latestIris tested Python version available. For all Python versions thatare supported and tested against by Iris, view the contents ofthe requirements/ci directory.

The default site configuration values can be overridden by creating the fileiris/etc/site.cfg. For example, the following snippet can be used tospecify a non-standard location for your dot executable:

I was interested in playing around with artificial intelligence (AI) and I decided to start small with object detection. So I bought a Wyze cam and downloaded Blue Iris and CodeProject.AI Server. I managed to set them up with a little help from my friends, but saw a lot of people in various forums asking for all kinds of help with multiple parts of this process. In this article, I walk you through installing CodeProject.AI Server, installing and setting up Blue Iris, setting up a Wyze cam, and using all that to detect an object, step by step.

The page automatically downloads a zip file. I have WinZip (because I hate myself), but you can use PeaZip or whichever compression software you want. From Winzip, double-click CodeProject.AI.Server-1.6.7.0.exe and begin the install process.

A CodeProject.AI Server Setup window pops up, and this runs for a couple of minutes. CodeProject.AI Server is meant to be an out-of-the-box solution so it installs all the Python libraries and detection modules that you need. This is pretty helpful. It's hard to know which Python libraries you need and time-consuming to search around for training models. Heck, the other day I tried installing Python to run a pip command, and I couldn't get it running. That's an article for another day.

A lot of Python scripts show up as CodeProject.AI Server installs. Don't worry about these. Though, I've installed CodeProject.AI Server several times now, and one time I clicked inside one of these scripts while it was installing, hit Enter, and the progress bar froze. Out of superstition, I'm going to say, don't touch these boxes, just let them install.

This software requires a license if you're using it for more than 15 days. For now, I'm using the trial version. The current version as of writing this article is version 5, so I'm installing that. If you are using a different version, your experience may differ.

Navigate to the download tab and click on Download V5, which downloads blueiris.exe. From here, double-click blueiris.exe to start the installation process, which launches the setup wizard.

This activation window indicates how many days are left for the free trial. Mine says 8 because I installed it seven days go. I'll purchase a license later. Probably, the Lite Version which costs $34.95 USD and supports one camera.

Because CodeProject.AI Server is integrated into Blue Iris, if you don't have CodeProject.AI Server installed, you'll see a prompt that asks if you want to install CodeProject.AI Server for AI Alert confirmation. If you click Yes, it will take you to the latest downloads page for CodeProject.AI Server. We already downloaded and installed CodeProject.AI Server so we won't see this dialog.

The app asks you to either sign in, or make an account. I don't have one, so I hit Create Account, then enter my email, a password, agree to the terms and conditions, and enter the verification code sent to my email. Next is an option to enter a mobile phone number and set up two-factor authentication.

Then turn the camera upside down and open the mount to gain access to the SETUP button. Press and hold the SETUP button until a voice says, "Ready to connect." The camera keeps repeating, "ready to connect," until the device is actually paired, which is a little annoying.

The Wyze app requires location services enabled, so at this stage when it asks to select your WiFi network, a permissions window pops up and so you can enable location. Enabling location automatically selects your WiFi network name, after which you can enter the WiFi password.

Next, take the Wyze Cam and point it at your app screen. Even though there's a diagram, I was initially confused about this and tried to get my phone to scan the QR code on the back of the Wyze Cam. Don't do that. Once you point the camera at app screen, the device connects and you can name it.

The Wyze app offers a subscription service called Cam Plus. I tried to look up their home page in FireFox and it crashed FireFox twice, so I'm not going to link it here. Suffice to say, Cam Plus offers premium services like Person Detection, Package Detection, Vehicle Detection, and Pet Detection, etc. for a monthly fee of $1.67 /mo, per camera. But the Basic Plan is free and it's all that is required to use the Wyze Cam.

Now the Wyze Cam is working, but it has the wrong firmware for our purposes. It seems that at one time, Wyze offered RTSP (Real Time Streaming Protocol) functionality, but has since removed it. However, the firmware is still available online. You can download the firmware for a Wyze Cam v3 here (and for good measure, I've included a link to the firmware for a Wyze Cam v2, and the Wyze Cam Pan):

This is where you need the microSD and microSD reader. In order to update the firmware on your Wyze Cam v3, you have to shove a microSD with the firmware loaded on it, inside the camera itself. There is an article on Wyze's support site that details this, but I'll walk you through it.

Take your microSD card and plug it into your microSD reader, then into your USB drive. Take the zip file demo_v3_RTSP_4.61.0.1.zip and copy it onto the microSD folder, and extract the zip there. Again, I'm using Winzip because I hate myself, but you can use whichever compression software you want. This extracts the file demo_wcv3.bin. Leave that file there and delete demo_v3_RTSP_4.61.0.1.zip.

Now remove the microSD card and get your Wyze Cam v3. Unplug the USB cable if it is connected. Next to the SETUP button, there's a slot for a microSD card that's covered by a small piece of rubber. Remove this rubber to reveal the slot. On my Wyze Cam v3 there's actually a tiny diagram that shows which way to insert the microSD card. Don't shove the microSD card in the wrong way like I did, because it is difficult to take out. A microSD card only has an indentation on one side, so if you follow the diagram, there's only one way to insert it. When you push it in, there is a springy click, so that when you push the microSD card in again, it will eject.

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