Raspi Commander is a tool to monitor services, external ip address, and to run and execute scripts through a simple web interface. Raspi Commander uses remi to create the web application interface.

Raspi Commander has been tested with Python 3.4 and Python 3.6.

Raspi Commander was built using remi.

To install remi:

$ sudo pip3 install git+https://github.com/dddomodossola/remi.git

Rename config.py.template to config.py.

Configure the options in config.py:

IP = "127.0.0.1" # IP Address of the raspberry pi

SCRIPTS_PATH = "/path/to/scripts"

# The services you want to monitor
SERVICES_TO_MONITOR = [
    'samba',
    'ssh'
]

$ cd /path/raspi-commander
$ python3 main.py

Place your scripts in the folder configured in SCRIPTS_PATH in config.py.

You can run two different types of scripts.

• Bash Scripts
• JSON files that contain a python list of commands to run

The format of a JSON file is:

{
    "name": "A test JSON script to run 'ls'.",
    "cmds": [["ls", "-alt"]]
}

I setup my "pi" user to have all sudo priveleges. I am not worried about security and prefer the convenience.

The other way would be to grant automatic sudo priveleges for only the commands that you want to run remotely.

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