Open VashBaldeus opened 1 year ago
Can you share your moonraker.log, that looks more like an config error
Can you share your moonraker.log, that looks more like an config error
ok that is not normal
[update_manager moonraker-obico]
type: git_repo
path: ~/moonraker-obico
origin: https://github.com/TheSpaghettiDetective/moonraker-obico.git
env: /root/moonraker-obico-env/bin/python
requirements: requirements.txt
install_script: install.sh
managed_services: moonraker-obico
Did you try to install obico as root? The
env: /root/moonraker-obico-env/bin/python
should not be there.
Could you ssh in the rPI
cd ~
ls -l
and make a screenshot
I would expect it would look like
[update_manager moonraker-obico]
type: git_repo
path: ~/moonraker-obico
origin: https://github.com/TheSpaghettiDetective/moonraker-obico.git
env: ~/moonraker-obico-env/bin/python
requirements: requirements.txt
install_script: install.sh
managed_services: moonraker-obico
But for that I need to see your file system
@zellneralex Good catch! I think it's because the user installed moonraker-obico as root. @VashBaldeus Please confirm if you can see this message.
@zellneralex Good catch! I think it's because the user installed moonraker-obico as root. @VashBaldeus Please confirm if you can see this message.
@VashBaldeus Can you confirm if you installed moonraker-obico as root?
@VashBaldeus Can you confirm if you installed moonraker-obico as root? I installed it as
pi
user on my raspberry pi. when running the install command I appliedsudo
, could this be the cause of the issue? if so, how do i re-install?
@VashBaldeus Can you confirm if you installed moonraker-obico as root? I installed it as
pi
user on my raspberry pi. when running the install command I appliedsudo
, could this be the cause of the issue? if so, how do i re-install?
This could be the issue. Yes please re-install without sudo
. The script will run sudo to elevate the access when/if necessary.
@VashBaldeus Can you confirm if you installed moonraker-obico as root? I installed it as
pi
user on my raspberry pi. when running the install command I appliedsudo
, could this be the cause of the issue? if so, how do i re-install?This could be the issue. Yes please re-install without
sudo
. The script will run sudo to elevate the access when/if necessary.
Okay, I'll give it a try.
The warnings:
From first impressions, Obico connects to my self-hosted Obico server and works normally. No idea if these warnings carry any issues of proper operation.