here is my allsky online ...

[TonAmSi]

https://allsky.astrodon.space/indi-allsky/

I also like to post about my allsky in Fediverse :-)
-> astronomy.social/@2ndStar

CS!

[aaronwmorris]

I apologize for missing this. That is an awesome build!

Have you tried enabling stretching?

[TonAmSi]

Thank you!
Yes, every now and then.
But I've rarely had clear skies for months.
It's hardly worth it.

[NC48401]

Great site. This is what I would like to do but having a hard time finding tutorials. I am Pi and Linux alliterate and not a programmer. I was able to get TJ's allsky up and running but was able to find helpful articles. A point in the right direction would be appreciated.

[NeilAllison147]

I'm in the same boat as you :(
I have indi-allsky running with an ASI676MC camera but am now struggling to get any further (e.g tweaking settings, exposing to the outside world etc, etc).

[danteffm]

Hi @NeilAllison147 - I'm using the AS678MC and was tweaking day and night views over the last weeks.

In my blog, I documented what I did, maybe that helps?
https://allsky-rodgau.com/optimal-configuration-for-indi-allsky-stable-day-night-transition-and-reliable-moon-mode-1541/

[OceanStateAstro]

How did you go about being able to access the local site from anywhere? I tried the Wiki but couldn't get anywhere.

[aaronwmorris]

There are a couple of different ways. If you have the ability to setup a port forward on your router, you can just directly expose indi-allsky to the Internet.

The second way is by using the SyncAPI. This method requires you to have a virtual private server [VPS] hosting a web-only installation of indi-allsky. Your local indi-allsky would use a web services API to sync images and videos to the remote VPS.

https://github.com/aaronwmorris/indi-allsky/wiki/SyncAPI-Setup