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# Welcome to chilipie-kiosk # Welcome to chilipie-kiosk
Looks like this might be your first boot! This document lists some things you can do to customize your kiosk. You'll want to plug in a keyboard at this point. **Looks like this might be your first boot!**
This document lists some things you can do to customize your kiosk. You'll want to plug in a keyboard at this point.
## Setting the URL ## Setting the URL
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## Getting a terminal ## Getting a terminal
You can get a virtual terminal by pressing e.g. `Ctrl + Alt + F5`, and logging in with `pi:raspberry`. Use `Ctrl + Alt + F8` to switch back to the window manager. You can get to a virtual terminal by pressing e.g. `Ctrl + Alt + F5`, and logging in with `pi:raspberry`. Use `Ctrl + Alt + F8` to switch back to the window manager.
## Enabling SSH ## Enabling SSH
The default credentials of `pi:raspberry` aren't terribly secure, so remote access is disabled by default. To enable SSH until next reboot: The default credentials of `pi:raspberry` aren't terribly secure, so remote access is disabled by default. To enable SSH until next reboot:
$ systemctl start ssh.service $ sudo systemctl start ssh.service
Or, to enable it permanently: Or, to enable it permanently:
$ systemctl enable ssh.service $ sudo systemctl enable ssh.service
Use `ifconfig` to figure out your IP address, and `ssh` in. Use `ifconfig` to figure out your IP address, and `ssh` in.
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The scripts `~/display-on.sh` and `~/display-off.sh` control the HDMI output of the Raspberry Pi. The scripts `~/display-on.sh` and `~/display-off.sh` control the HDMI output of the Raspberry Pi.
There's also a sample configuration in the crontab (use `crontab -e` to uncomment it) for turning the display off outside of office hours. There's a sample configuration in the crontab for turning the display off outside of office hours - use `crontab -e` to uncomment it.