Image for insertion on SD card with OSPy Python 3

Img file ospy.img.gz contains OSPy + extension version 3.0.44 (date 2023-05-02).
Distribution: Raspbian GNU/Linux 11 bullseye (System release 6.1.21+)
Download the file "ospy.img.gz" and use the official tool "Raspberry Pi imager" to insert it into the SD card.
The SD card must be at least 8GB in size.

Procedure and settings

• Insert the card into the Raspberry Pi and turn on the power.
• OSPy started as a service in Python 3.
• In the web browser, enter the page "ospy.local:8080". Or if we have access to our network router we can use the IP address (to find out the address that Raspberry Pi got from the router).
• The default login for the website credentials are set to:
  name: admin
  password: admin
  Warning: after logging in, change your login details to your own! If you do not do this, you will allow the potential attacker to access the OSPy system (the attacker may know the name and password).

Raspberry Pi Login
Raspberry Pi credentials are set to:
name: pi
password: raspberry
SSH access and I2C bus are allowed in the Raspberry Pi "sudo raspi-config" settings (for plugins - for example LCD display)
After logging in to the Raspberry Pi via the program (eg: putty ), we recommend:

• extend the system to the entire SD card (in the raspi config menu it is "expand file system"
• change the login access data from original default to own
• disable SSH access (if we don't need it)

OSPy OLD V3 for Python 2.7 only

This is the OLD revision for Python 2.7. Versions before editing on Python 2 and Python 3.
Plugins have been updated to work with latest OSPy xx and will no longer work with this release.