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Setting up text detection in RHEL and integrating it with a Drogon server to develop functionality that extracts text information as an API and displays it to clients. Note: The purpose is Text Detection, not OCR (Optical Character Recognition). OCR will be integrated later. 0. Search for Text Detection Frameworks | Framework | Language | Pros | Cons | |---------------------|-----------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | Tesseract OCR | C++ (Python, etc.) | Open source, supports multiple languages, customizable | Can have degraded performance without preprocessing, requires integration with OpenCV f...

With directory listing set up, let's implement file upload/download functionality using Drogon. 1. Server Function Implementation 1-1. Implementing Drogon Controller Register the Drogon Controller. (This step is required for it to be recognized during the build.) ``` cd /root/drogon2/drogon/build/drogon_ctl drogon_ctl create controller FileController ``` 1-2. Implement Upload/Download Functionality Source path: `/root/drogon2/drogon/build/drogon_ctl/testAPI/controllers` FileController.h #pragma once #include using namespace drogon; class FileController : public HttpController { public: std::string _storagePath = "/root/storage/"; METHOD_LIST_BEGIN // Handles POST requests for "/upload" ADD_METHOD_TO(FileController::handleUpload, "/upload", Post); // Handles GET requests for "/download/{filename}" ADD_METHOD_TO(FileController::handleDownload, "/download/{1}", Get); METHOD_LIST_END // Method declarations void handleUplo...

Before implementing file upload/download functionality, let's first create a local storage directory and make it accessible via the web. 1. Create Storage and Set Permissions - Create storage directory ``` mkdir /root/storage cd /root/storage vi test.txt # Add any content, save, and exit ``` - Grant permissions to the directory for the user running NGINX ``` ps aux | grep nginx ``` For example, if the NGINX process runs as "nobody", change the folder's ownership: ``` [root@vbox build] (master) $ ps aux | grep nginx root 52636 0.0 0.0 4544 2412 ? Ss 01:26 0:00 nginx: master process ./nginx root 59772 0.0 0.1 13064 9600 pts/1 T 06:04 0:00 /usr/bin/vim nginx.conf nobody 60676 0.0 0.0 13168 5484 ? S 06:23 0:00 nginx: worker process nobody 60677 0.0 0.0 13168 5612 ? S 06:23 0:00 nginx: worker process ``` - Change permissions and ownership sudo chmod -R 755 /root/storage sudo chown -R ...

Let's create an API using Drogon to return specific values as a test. 1. Setting up the Drogon Test Project - Run the following command in the directory where `drogon_ctl` is installed: ``` drogon_ctl create project testAPI cd testAPI ``` 2. Build - The full path will be /root/drogon2/drogon/build/drogon_ctl/testAPI/build ``` mkdir build cd build cmake .. make ``` If the following error occurs, it’s best to set the environment variable and reinstall Drogon: ``` CMake Error at /usr/share/cmake/Modules/CMakeFindDependencyMacro.cmake:76 (find_package): By not providing "FindJsoncpp.cmake" in CMAKE_MODULE_PATH this project has asked CMake to find a package configuration file provided by "Jsoncpp", but CMake did not find one. Could not find a package configuration file provided by "Jsoncpp" with any of the following names: JsoncppConfig.cmake jsoncpp-config.cmake Add the installation prefix of "Jsoncpp" to CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH or set ...

0. Researching C++ Web Frameworks To achieve the goal of building a server in C++, I've started by researching suitable C++ web frameworks. According to GPT recommendations, Drogon is popular, so I'll proceed with this framework first. | Framework | Advantages | Disadvantages | |------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------| | Drogon | Supports modern C++14/17 standards Asynchronous programming and multi-thread support Supports HTTP2 and WebSocket High performance and user-friendly API Active community and support | Initial setup can be complex due to many features | | Pistache | Lightweight design enables quick web server implementation Suitable for RESTful API development Simple code and easy to learn | S...

Instead of installing Nginx directly to the system path, this guide explains how to download, build, and set up Nginx manually. Setup Environment - Red Hat Enterprise Linux release 9.4 (Plow) 1. Download and Extract Nginx To download and extract Nginx: ``` wget http://nginx.org/download/nginx-1.21.6.tar.gz tar -xvf nginx-1.21.6.tar.gz ``` To download a different version, simply change the version number in the command and proceed with the steps as outlined. 2. Install Required Libraries Install essential libraries: ``` sudo yum install -y gcc pcre pcre-devel zlib zlib-devel openssl openssl-devel ``` ``` Explanation of each library: - gcc: The C compiler required to compile Nginx source code into an executable. - pcre: Provides regular expression handling for Nginx. - pcre-devel: Contains development headers needed when compiling Nginx. - zlib: Enables gzip compression in Nginx. - zlib-devel: Provides zlibs development files needed for compiling. - openssl: Necessary for SSL/T...

# How to Set Up a Linux Virtual Environment for Testing Using VirtualBox on Windows 10 Setting up a Linux virtual environment can be helpful for testing purposes. This guide walks you through setting up a virtual machine on Windows 10 using VirtualBox. 1. VirtualBox Download To begin, download VirtualBox. - Go to VirtualBox Downloads . - Download the installer for your OS (choose "Windows hosts" for Windows 10). After downloading, proceed with the installation by following the prompts. 2. RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux) OS Download Since CentOS reached its End of Life (EOL), it's recommended to use RHEL. - Visit RHEL Downloads (version 9.4 as of 2024.11.02). - To use RHEL for free, register for an Individual Developer Subscription. There is no cost for registration. 3. VirtualBox - Setting Up a RHEL Virtual Machine 1. Create a New Machine - Open VirtualBox and click "New.", Set the storage path. 2. Set Up VM Password - Create a password for...