@John this is a very interesting project: do you have some links or details about hardware and software that you have used to achieve it?
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@John this is a very interesting project: do you have some links or details about hardware and software that you have used to achieve it? 1 comment
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@seblm I think my method was a little idiosyncratic. If I remember correctly I used a DHT11 temperature sensor, and wrote c code to take a reading and insert it in the database. I just set that c code up as a cron job. I used shell scripts and cron jobs to do my data replication, database dumps and rsyncs if I remember correctly.
There are lots of ways to skin the cat, and if you search for raspberry pi DHT11 (or DHT22) there will be lots of examples.