publish folder is empty, dotnet commands aren't working, raspberry pi

[lxtrem]

Helloh, here is my issue :

Expected Behavior

The possible utilisation of dotnet etc...

Actual Behavior

bash: dotnet: command not found

Steps to Reproduce the Problem

i have just follow the installation : sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade sudo apt install libunwind8 libunwind8-dev gettext libicu-dev liblttng-ust-dev libcurl4-openssl-dev libssl-dev uuid-dev unzip succeed but the others commands can't be execute...

Specifications

• Version: Debian 9.1
• Platform: RaspberryPi
• Subsystem:

thanks

[Taknok]

Hi,

Sorry I was quite busy the past days. You are trying to run the dotnet command on the raspberry ? or on the window ?

[lxtrem]

Hello, Don' worry, i am not in a hurry. I am trying to run the dotnet commands on my RPI

[Taknok]

Actually this project isn't running dotnet command on RPI. This is a cross compile from Windows to rasp. At the end you just have to launch the executable ./NadekoBot. I don't know if you want to run dotnet command on rasp for another project or not. If you want to run on another project, maybe take a look to this (maybe you already did). I didn't tried it, and it is specified that their isn't any sdk for dotnet on rasp for the moment. If it's for Nadeko their is no need for the moment.

Do not hesitate to precise or ask more questions :)

[lxtrem]

Ok, thanks, but without the dotnet commands, i can't install NadekoBot on my RPI

[Taknok]

You can. That is the point of the cross compiling. When you run dotnet run there is actually a sort of code compilation (not exactly see here). In this project we cross compile, that mean that your window will produce code that the raspberry will understand, and the windows will not. Then you transfer this code on the raspberry and run it like a normal program. In the Readme it's precised which platform what you have to do.

[lxtrem]

Ok, sorry, i didn't undurstand, but i have another issue : when i run dotnet restore, i have this : MSBUILD : error MSB1003: Spécifiez un fichier projet ou solution. Le répertoire de travail actif n'en contient aucun. That is meaing "Specify a project or a solution. The current directory don't contain any" (approximately)

[Taknok]

In which folder are you when starting the compilation ? You have to be in the project folder Nadekobot

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French ? Dans quel dossier es tu au lancement de la compilation ? Tu dois etre dans le dossier du projet Nadekobot

[lxtrem]

Ok, thanks. I am french but i understand english. Now i am a this step : Copy credential.json in ./bin/Release/netcoreapp2.0/ubuntu.16.04-arm/publish. but i don't have the directory /bin/Release

[Taknok]

Ok, maybe in src/NadekoBot/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.0/ubuntu... ?

[lxtrem]

No, but i am on debian and i didn't still install NadekoBot on my RPI, so it can't be that

[Taknok]

Ok, you have a raspberry with a raspbian installed on it AND a computer with a debian, is that right ?

[lxtrem]

I have a raspberry with raspbian and a computer with Windows ( 👎 )

[Taknok]

Ok. So you ran dotnet publish -r ubuntu.16.04-arm -c Release successfully and past you credential.json in the publish folder ? both operations on your windows

[lxtrem]

i ran dotnet publish -r ubuntu.16.04-arm -c Release on Windows successfully and i past my credential.json on windows

[Taknok]

Ok perfect so transfer you publish folder from windows to raspberry. Then open a terminal on the raspberry, go into the publish folder. Change the authorization with chmod and then launch the bot with ./NadekoBot

[lxtrem]

I don't know if we are speaking about the same publish folder...

[Taknok]

Do you have multiple publish folders ?

[lxtrem]

on windows ?

[Taknok]

On windows you have the folder named "publish" located at NadekoBot/src/NadekoBot/bin/Release/netcoreapp2.0/ubuntu16... in this folder you create/copy/paste the credential.json with everything asked by Kwoth (link how to create is in readme). Then you transfer this folder where you just copy your credential.json from windows to the rapsberry (you said you can in /home/pi/Public of the raspberry)

[lxtrem]

Ok that's works ! Thanks very much !

[Taknok]

You are welcome.