Admin Center

Info

The default password to login the admin center is 0000.

The admin center is the central place to configure the photobooth software. You can also use it to upload and download files to the device.

On the photobooth device browse to the admin center to configure your photobooth app: http://localhost:8000/#/admin

Info

From other devices you might need to replace localhost by the hostname of the booth. Port 8000 is default if you did not change it.

Overview

gallery_detail — Enter the admin pages, dashboard is the start

Server Control

Shutdown or rebooth the host computer.
Restart the service: On linux if the photobooth is installed as systemctl-service a restart can be triggered.
Reload service is to gracefully reload all resources and backends.
Install service: On linux automatically install the systemctl service
Uninstall service: If service shall not start on boot, uninstall the service. The webfrontend is not accessible until manually started again or the service is installed like described in the installation.

Maintain gallery

Delete all media files. Take care to backup your data first!

Config

The configuration is divided in logical sections. After changing the config use the buttons to

Persist: Send configuration to server, persist it on disk. Some changes will take effect only after restarting the service.
Restore: Load current config from disk and display.
Reset: Revert to default settings and delete config files from disk.

See reference for more details.

Files

Manage your files in one place - the filebrowser. Useful to download captured images or upload custom files that can be used in pipeline stages like frames or background images.

The filebrowser allows to

create new folders
upload files
download zip files containing selected files and folders and
delete selected files and folders.

Status

Some statistics, platform and system information. Also all logfiles are displayed.

Help

Collection of information that might be helpful. Also the REST-API documentation is linked. It's interactive, so you can test the REST-API right in your browser.