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--- project:brmdoor:start [2023/01/14 19:02] – [Photos of cable connections of Raspi + PN532 shield (location Ke kaplicce 20) - old Raspi 1 rev B2] abyssal
+++ project:brmdoor:start [2023/09/17 20:35] (current) – [Raspberry support] pysftp dropped and changed to paramiko for SFTP abyssal
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   * Raspberry 4B
-Tested Raspbian 9 and 10 (Raspi OS 2021-03-04).
+Tested Raspbian 9 and 10 (Raspi OS 2021-03-04). Still works on 2023-09-17, when we needed to drop ''pysftp'' and use ''paramiko'' directly, allows to use ECDSA and Ed25519 keys.
+Raspberry 1 and 2 - it's just slow, everything is slow there. Raspberry 3B+ or 4 with USB boot and USB flash instead of SDcard recommended.
 Make sure you enable SPI in device tree or ''dtparam=spi=on'' in ''/boot/config.txt'' depending on Raspi model otherwise reader won't work. Raspi 3B+ boots from USB out of the box, 4B needs enabling it manually. Latest Raspbian does not enable ssh after install put empty file named ''ssh'' in ''/boot'' directory to enable.
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 General GPIO PIN assignments are configurable, communication (SPI/I2C) must follow the definition in Raspberry Pi
-pinouts. Raspi pinouts for all versions: http://pi4j.com/pins/model-3b-rev1.html
+pinouts. Raspi pinouts for all versions: https://pi4j.com/1.2/pins/model-2b-rev1.html
+(Follow whatever Rpi is installed for pinout as power sources keep killing them time to time)
 Numbering scheme used by brmdoor for lock and open switch (based on BCM GPIO numbering, different from P1
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 PIN assignemnts (physical PINs on P1 header, with BCM GPIO numbers used in config):
-  * 5V power into Raspberry: physical #1
+  * Raspberry power - via USB
-  * Ground from power source to Raspberry: physical #9
   * 5V power out into Adafruit PN532 reader: #4
   * Ground for Adafruit PN352: physical #6
   * BERA-E lock open/close: physical #22, BCM GPIO #25
-  * Open/close switch input PIN: physical #15, BCM GPIO #22
+  * Open/close switch input PIN: physical #15, BCM GPIO #22 (/sys/class/gpio/gpio22/value)
-  * Ground for open/close switch: physical #25
   * SPI pins for Adafruit PN532 reader - SPI PINs on Raspberry - physical #19, #21, #23, #24
+  * electrical measurement (ask Jenda) : physical #12 signal, ground physical #14
-After upgrade to Raspi 3B+, pin assignments along with colors:
+  * grounds not mentioned just connect to any ground
-Order of pins on reader:
-  * IRQ
-  * RST
-  * SCK   orange
-  * MISO  brown
-  * CS    grey
-  * MOSI  white
-Raspi pin color, number (physical numbering) to function:
-  * 19 MOSI - white
-  * 21 MISO - brown
-  * 23 SCK - orange
-  * 24 CS - grey
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-===== Updated photos after replacing Raspi 1 rev B2 with Raspi 3B+ (18 May 2021) =====
+===== Updated photos after replacing Raspi 1 rev B2 with Raspi 3B+ (18 May 2021) - OBSOLETE =====
+Power source fried the Raspi 3B+ sometimes in 2022, replaced again with Raspi 2B
 Added on left side is a stepdown that works with Raspi 3B+ power consumption.
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+===== Updated photos after replacing fried Raspi 3B+ for old Raspi 2B and changing casing (14 Jan 2022) =====
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+==== Outside view of PN532 shield (14 Jan 2022) ====
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 ===== Brmdoor HOWTO (displayed after you login as root, in /etc/motd) =====
 <code>
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 Add following to your ~/.ssh/config, edit your key if necessary (the key needs to be added on brmbar and on brmdoor):
+You need to have access to ''data.brmlab.cz'' and ''brmdoor'' as well.
+You need ssh that supports ''ProxyJump'' (should not be a problem unless you have reeeeeaaaaaly old system).
 <code>
-Host = brmbar-external
-VerifyHostKeyDNS = no
+Host data.brmlab.cz
-Hostname = hrach.eu
+User root
-Port = 22715
+Port 22
-User = brmlab
+IdentityFile = ~/.ssh/whatever_your_key_is
-IdentityFile = ~/.ssh/id_rsa
-ForwardX11 = no
-UsePrivilegedPort = no
 Protocol 2
-Host = brmdoor-external
+Host = brmdoor-via-data
-ProxyCommand = ssh brmbar-external nc -q1 %h 22
+ProxyJump = data.brmlab.cz
-Hostname = 192.168.77.247
+Hostname = 192.168.77.30
-Port = 22715
+Port = 22
 User = root
-IdentityFile = ~/.ssh/id_rsa
+IdentityFile = ~/.ssh/whatever_your_key_is
 ForwardX11 = no
 UsePrivilegedPort = no
 Protocol 2
+</code>
+Then using
+<code>
+ssh brmdoor-via-data
 </code>
-Then ssh brmdoor-external will get you brmdoor shell.
+will get proxyjump over data into brmdoor.