Closed gboudreau closed 6 years ago
Might be related: saw error messages about invalid certificates, when apt-get was trying to upgrade packages from repo.mycroft.ai.
Might be caused by invalid date/time on the device ..?
Also seeing 401 errors when trying to use say
command, even after I linked the device to my account on home.mycroft.ai
thanks gboudreau! I couldn't find this info anywhere else. I symlink'd /etc/localtime and the logs are correct but say: "what time is it?" still reports wrong time zone. I also had the invalid cert errors and will monitor to see if this resolved..
still. its the first week and baby steps it is
@mikeecuffe, have you set the device location at home.mycroft.ai (devices->[your device]->location
Mycroft uses that rather than system settings to handle timezone (as far as I know)
@forslund thank for advice. I took your suggestion and set the time zone @ home.mycroft.ai but still receive incorrect time.
The invalid cert errors cleared up once the date was correct locally. My timezones issue is unrelated and I won't hijack this thread any further.
Which documentation says the password is "mycroft"? That is only the case for the Mark 1, we intentionally left Picroft at pi/raspberry just like a normal Raspbian install. If there is doc that is wrong or unclear, I'd like to clear that up.
Ah, that was a user contribution on the wiki. I can correct it -- or you are welcome to! The wiki is freely editable by anyone.
This also shows the wrong password: https://mycroft.ai/documentation/picroft/#connecting-to-picroft-via-ssh
I've been convinced that 'mycroft' is the actual correct password. :)
The lateset images all use this.
For clarification, username is pi
, password is mycroft
, at least in my experience.
Password doesn't seems to be mycroft
, nor raspberry
, nor pi
. I had to change with sudo passwd pi
.
The default password is
raspberry
, notmycroft
as stated in the documentation.When using
sudo -i
, I see this, which is also shown on boot: