Topics created by zkern5254

To all that might come across this, updating to OpenVPN 2.4.6 solved this issue. Note that a reset of the VOXL is required before the upgrade will take hold.

Also, if you are using the vpn-start service, do not use the full file path that is there by default; instead just use the openvpn call like you would in a terminal and use the file path to sudo /usr/bin/sudo before the openvpn call like this:

/usr/bin/sudo openvpn --daemon --script-security 2 --config mykeys.ovpn

If you don't make this change, it will try to run the older version of openVPN and will run into all kinds of issues.

You can't really tune the feature detection algorithm.

You can tune the exposure algorithm. You might try to increase ae_msv parameter in camera-server config to maybe add more contrast?

@zkern5254 I'll see if I can get any other ideas from the team.

nvm, solved it.

Had to enable and run the service voxl-mavlink-server first, then do the same with the voxl-vision-px4 service.

I'll leave this here for posterity