FastLine Report Server
Introduction
FastLine Report Server is a web application that monitors many FastLine applications and their results. It shows whether the acquired image matched someone in the database, whether it did not match, and which camera obtained the image.
Installation
To install, download the file .rpm and run it with the following command:
rpm -ivh report-server-<version>.rpmRemember to replace <version> with the correct version you downloaded.
Configuration
To configure FastLine Report Server, open the file config.properties in the folder /var/lib/griaule/reportserver. You can see an example in the section Configuration File Example.
In the configuration file, change the parameters reportserver.ip and reportserver.port to match your environment. After finishing the changes, run the script setup.sh in the same folder.
./setup.shAccess
You can access the Report Server from the link:
http://<IP>:<PORT>/reportIP and PORT are the same as those configured in the file config.properties.
When you enter the site, the following screen will be displayed:
Enter your credentials to log in.
Report Screen
After logging in, the report screen will be displayed.
On this screen, you can view the reports generated by all FastLine instances and cameras configured to notify the server.
Note that test is the camera name. The images highlighted in green are the images that matched, and the images highlighted in red are those that did not match.
The FastLine Report Server will show a key and a biometric profile below the matched images. The key and biometric profile displayed are those registered in the database.
On this screen, it is also possible to export all the faces from the report in PDF format.
Filters
On the report screen, some filters can be applied:
Date.
Status, which can be
All,IdentifiedandNot identified.Camera, which will filter by the name of a specific camera.
Configuration File Example
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