Open bonicim opened 2 years ago
please add a /etc/hostname file with your system name in it. I will look into this however.
@bonicim @craig8 This is on a MacOS. We have not officially tested VOLTTRON on mac and sure not the RMQ setup with certs.
@bonicim Does you machine have a hostname assigned. Does mac even have a hostname file or is it all read from /etc/hosts. We could do if Mac read from /etc/hosts but doubt if that is readable by all. Might need admin access to read that file. Could you check
@bonicim @craig8 This is on a MacOS. We have not officially tested VOLTTRON on mac and sure not the RMQ setup with certs.
@bonicim Does you machine have a hostname assigned. Does mac even have a hostname file or is it all read from /etc/hosts. We could do if Mac read from /etc/hosts but doubt if that is readable by all. Might need admin access to read that file. Could you check
@schandrika MacOS has /etc/hosts but no /etc/hostname. I think MacOS doesn't have a /etc/hostname.
➜ ls -lh /etc/hosts
-rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 365B Apr 26 09:50 /etc/hosts
➜ ls -lh /etc/hostname
ls: /etc/hostname: No such file or directory
True, though we do have some code where we do some special stuff with sockets, as unix (mac) sockets don't have an @ in them or the other way around. We could easily detect if that's the only change. But it is not on the radar as a necessary thing at present.
After following the README instructions to start volttron, I received the following error:
Environement:
OS: MacOS 10.15.7 Python: 3.9.10 Poetry: 1.1.13
Steps to reproduce:
python3 -m volttron.server -vv -l volttron.log &