sparkfun KIT-1432 Manual page 18

git clone https://github.com/silvanmelchior/RPi_Cam_Web_Interf
ace.git
cd RPi_Cam_Web_Interface
chmod u+x *.sh
./install.sh
The first command fetches the software from GitHub. You don't need a
GitHub account for this to work. However, if you enter the command or URL
wrong, may ask for a username. The second enters the directory that
git
was just fetched from GitHub. The third changes the user permission of the
shell scripts in that directory so a user can execute them. The fourth runs
the install script for the software.
Running the fourth command will launch an interactive script allowing you
to change various settings about how the software is set up. We'll walk you
through it so your setup mirrors ours for the sake of the rest of the tutorial. It
takes a minute or two for the interactive section to come up. Again,
patience!
Here's the interactive interface for the installation script. Use the arrow
keys, not TAB, to move through the fields! Note that we've left
everything the same. The only exception is that we added a username and
password (but that's not shown). Once you've finished entering a username
and password, you may hit the TAB key to go to the "OK" button and hit
"Enter" to select it.
The installation script will download and install all of the dependencies for
the project. This can take some time (up to several minutes) so be patient.
When everything is finished, you'll be asked if you want to start the service
now. Select "Yes".
Test the Camera Web Interface
Now let's make sure the camera is working before adding in the pan-tilt
functionality. To do so, we first must determine the IP address of the Pi
Zero W. Type this command:
ifconfig
Doing so should bring up the following information:
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