Exposure times out likely because of permission issues.

First of all I am new to Linux and have a very limited understanding of file permissions. It is highly likely that I have missed something here...

I get -- pull_callback() was not called in time -- error when running with below setup. Initially, I thought the error could be because of exposure watchdog timeout. But, then it starts to work fine if I manually start the indigo server from terminal using “sudo”.

I tried elevating file permissions shown below without success -

/usr/bin/indigo_ccd_touptek
/usr/bin/indigo_ccd_touptek.so
/usr/lib/libtoupcamsdk.so
Even tried tinkering with 99-toupcam.rules What am I missing here? I have attached the debug trace as well.

Equipment:

Toupcam branded as BRESSER Full HD Deep-Sky Camera

Setup

INDIGO Server 242 running on Ubuntu server LTS 22.04, connected over Gigabit LAN INDIGO Client: Ain INDIGO Imager Version 1.0-1 (64 bit) Windows 10 PC, connected over Gigabit LAN.

Drivers loaded: indigo_ccd_touptek

Configuration

Enabled following indigo-service using below commands --

1. sudo systemctl enable indigo-services
2. sudo systemctl start

Note: the problem only appears for toupcam other devices like mount and dslr work fine with or without sudo permission.

indigo-service PullCallback.txt

Are you running indigo installed from a deb package or you build it on your own?

If you install it from deb - mostlikely we are missing permission rule for your camera. in this case we will need to find the USB vid and pid of the camera to add it.

if you build it on your own you need to install the touptek rules file so that the access to the camera is granted.

please let me know how you install indigo so that I can help ypu how to proceed.

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First of all I am new to Linux and have a very limited understanding of file permissions. It is highly likely that I have missed something here...

I get -- pull_callback() was not called in time -- error when running with below setup. Initially, I thought the error could be because of exposure watchdog timeout. But, then it starts to work fine if I manually start the indigo server from terminal using “sudo”.

I tried elevating file permissions shown below without success -

/usr/bin/indigo_ccd_touptek

/usr/bin/indigo_ccd_touptek.so

/usr/lib/libtoupcamsdk.so

What am I missing here? I have attached the debug trace as well.

Equipment:

Toupcam branded as BRESSER Full HD Deep-Sky Camera

Setup

INDIGO Server 242 running on Ubuntu server LTS 22.04, connected over Gigabit LAN INDIGO Client: Ain INDIGO Imager Version 1.0-1 (64 bit) Windows 10 PC, connected over Gigabit LAN.

Drivers loaded: indigo_ccd_touptek

Configuration

Enabled following indigo-service using below commands --

sudo systemctl enable @.**@./share

sudo systemctl start indigo-service

PullCallback.txt https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo/files/12445059/PullCallback.txt

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Are you running indigo installed from a deb package or you build it on your

own?

If you install it from deb - mostlikely we are missing permission rule for

your camera. in this case we will need to find the USB vid and pid of the

camera to add it.

if you build it on your own you need to install the touptek rules file so

that the access to the camera is granted.

please let me know how you install indigo so that I can help ypu how to

proceed.

On Sat, Aug 26, 2023, 12:59 PM rohan5sep @.***> wrote:

First of all I am new to Linux and have a very limited understanding of

file permissions. It is highly likely that I have missed something here...

I get -- pull_callback() was not called in time -- error when running with

below setup. Initially, I thought the error could be because of exposure

watchdog timeout. But, then it starts to work fine if I manually start the

indigo server from terminal using “sudo”.

I tried elevating file permissions shown below without success -

/usr/bin/indigo_ccd_touptek

/usr/bin/indigo_ccd_touptek.so

/usr/lib/libtoupcamsdk.so

What am I missing here? I have attached the debug trace as well.

Equipment:

Toupcam branded as BRESSER Full HD Deep-Sky Camera

Setup

INDIGO Server 242 running on Ubuntu server LTS 22.04, connected over

Gigabit LAN

INDIGO Client: Ain INDIGO Imager Version 1.0-1 (64 bit) Windows 10 PC,

connected over Gigabit LAN.

Drivers loaded: indigo_ccd_touptek

Configuration

Enabled following indigo-service using below commands --

sudo systemctl enable @.**@./share

sudo systemctl start indigo-service

PullCallback.txt

https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo/files/12445059/PullCallback.txt

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Hi Rumen,

I used this link to install from apt repository -- I did not build the code.

https://www.indigo-astronomy.org/downloads.html

Thanks, Rohan

in that case touptek are missing the vid and pid of your camera model in the provided rules. can you run lsusb command without camera connected and with camera connected the device that appeared is your camera. this way I can identify the camera. can you send us both outputs so that I can fix the rules?

On Sat, Aug 26, 2023, 5:04 PM rohan5sep @.***> wrote:

Are you running indigo installed from a deb package or you build it on your

own?

If you install it from deb - mostlikely we are missing permission rule for

your camera. in this case we will need to find the USB vid and pid of the

camera to add it.

if you build it on your own you need to install the touptek rules file so

that the access to the camera is granted.

please let me know how you install indigo so that I can help ypu how to

proceed.

On Sat, Aug 26, 2023, 12:59 PM rohan5sep @.***> wrote:

First of all I am new to Linux and have a very limited understanding of

file permissions. It is highly likely that I have missed something here...

I get -- pull_callback() was not called in time -- error when running with

below setup. Initially, I thought the error could be because of exposure

watchdog timeout. But, then it starts to work fine if I manually start the

indigo server from terminal using “sudo”.

I tried elevating file permissions shown below without success -

/usr/bin/indigo_ccd_touptek

/usr/bin/indigo_ccd_touptek.so

/usr/lib/libtoupcamsdk.so

What am I missing here? I have attached the debug trace as well.

Equipment:

Toupcam branded as BRESSER Full HD Deep-Sky Camera

Setup

INDIGO Server 242 running on Ubuntu server LTS 22.04, connected over

Gigabit LAN

INDIGO Client: Ain INDIGO Imager Version 1.0-1 (64 bit) Windows 10 PC,

connected over Gigabit LAN.

Drivers loaded: indigo_ccd_touptek

Configuration

Enabled following indigo-service using below commands --

sudo systemctl enable *@@.****/share

sudo systemctl start indigo-service

PullCallback.txt

https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo/files/12445059/PullCallback.txt

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I used this link to install from apt repository -- I did not build the code.

https://www.indigo-astronomy.org/downloads.html

Thanks, Rohan

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in that case touptek are missing the vid and pid of your camera model in the provided rules. can you run lsusb command without camera connected and with camera connected the device that appeared is your camera. this way I can identify the camera. can you send us both outputs so that I can fix the rules? … On Sat, Aug 26, 2023, 5:04 PM rohan5sep @.> wrote: Are you running indigo installed from a deb package or you build it on your own? If you install it from deb - mostlikely we are missing permission rule for your camera. in this case we will need to find the USB vid and pid of the camera to add it. if you build it on your own you need to install the touptek rules file so that the access to the camera is granted. please let me know how you install indigo so that I can help ypu how to proceed. On Sat, Aug 26, 2023, 12:59 PM rohan5sep @.> wrote: First of all I am new to Linux and have a very limited understanding of file permissions. It is highly likely that I have missed something here... I get -- pull_callback() was not called in time -- error when running with below setup. Initially, I thought the error could be because of exposure watchdog timeout. But, then it starts to work fine if I manually start the indigo server from terminal using “sudo”. I tried elevating file permissions shown below without success - 1. /usr/bin/indigo_ccd_touptek 1. /usr/bin/indigo_ccd_touptek.so 1. /usr/lib/libtoupcamsdk.so What am I missing here? I have attached the debug trace as well. Equipment: Toupcam branded as BRESSER Full HD Deep-Sky Camera Setup INDIGO Server 242 running on Ubuntu server LTS 22.04, connected over Gigabit LAN INDIGO Client: Ain INDIGO Imager Version 1.0-1 (64 bit) Windows 10 PC, connected over Gigabit LAN. Drivers loaded: indigo_ccd_touptek Configuration Enabled following indigo-service using below commands -- 1. sudo systemctl enable *@@.*/share 1. sudo systemctl start indigo-service PullCallback.txt https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo/files/12445059/PullCallback.txt — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub #490 <#490>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AE5EZBK5RALTHWXQLU2HRELXXHCG3ANCNFSM6AAAAAA37N7WDY . You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: @*.**> Hi Rumen, I used this link to install from apt repository -- I did not build the code. https://www.indigo-astronomy.org/downloads.html Thanks, Rohan — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#490 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AE5EZBPZJZEWM7H3NHJ35P3XXH67PANCNFSM6AAAAAA37N7WDY . You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: @.>

WithCamera

WithoutCamera

I have also attached text files with lsusb -v option in case that is needed. WithCameraVerbose.txt WithoutCameraVerbose.txt

excellent! I will add it to the rules file and will send it to you to replace the original when I am home tomorrow. if it works we will fix it in the new indigo release.

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in that case touptek are missing the vid and pid of your camera model in the provided rules. can you run lsusb command without camera connected and with camera connected the device that appeared is your camera. this way I can identify the camera. can you send us both outputs so that I can fix the rules? … <#m-3748239719340701142> On Sat, Aug 26, 2023, 5:04 PM rohan5sep @.> wrote: Are you running indigo installed from a deb package or you build it on your own? If you install it from deb - mostlikely we are missing permission rule for your camera. in this case we will need to find the USB vid and pid of the camera to add it. if you build it on your own you need to install the touptek rules file so that the access to the camera is granted. please let me know how you install indigo so that I can help ypu how to proceed. On Sat, Aug 26, 2023, 12:59 PM rohan5sep @.> wrote: First of all I am new to Linux and have a very limited understanding of file permissions. It is highly likely that I have missed something here... I get -- pull_callback() was not called in time -- error when running with below setup. Initially, I thought the error could be because of exposure watchdog timeout. But, then it starts to work fine if I manually start the indigo server from terminal using “sudo”. I tried elevating file permissions shown below without success - 1. /usr/bin/indigo_ccd_touptek 1. /usr/bin/indigo_ccd_touptek.so

/usr/lib/libtoupcamsdk.so What am I missing here? I have attached the debug trace as well. Equipment: Toupcam branded as BRESSER Full HD Deep-Sky Camera Setup INDIGO Server 242 running on Ubuntu server LTS 22.04, connected over Gigabit LAN INDIGO Client: Ain INDIGO Imager Version 1.0-1 (64 bit) Windows 10 PC, connected over Gigabit LAN. Drivers loaded: indigo_ccd_touptek Configuration Enabled following indigo-service using below commands -- 1. sudo systemctl enable *@@./share 1. sudo systemctl start indigo-service PullCallback.txt https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo/files/12445059/PullCallback.txt https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo/files/12445059/PullCallback.txt — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub #490 https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo/issues/490 <#490 https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo/issues/490>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AE5EZBK5RALTHWXQLU2HRELXXHCG3ANCNFSM6AAAAAA37N7WDY https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AE5EZBK5RALTHWXQLU2HRELXXHCG3ANCNFSM6AAAAAA37N7WDY . You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: @.> Hi Rumen, I used this link to install from apt repository -- I did not build the code. https://www.indigo-astronomy.org/downloads.html Thanks, Rohan — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#490 (comment) https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo/issues/490#issuecomment-1694348459>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AE5EZBPZJZEWM7H3NHJ35P3XXH67PANCNFSM6AAAAAA37N7WDY . You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: @.>

[image: WithCamera] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/136604798/263471259-d0a15d34-0c74-48d5-853e-d7e303f88778.png

[image: WithoutCamera] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/136604798/263471263-805d9083-cb08-4904-a1b7-2fa67e170bb0.png

I have also attached text files with lsusb -v option in case that is needed. WithCameraVerbose.txt https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo/files/12445601/WithCameraVerbose.txt WithoutCameraVerbose.txt https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo/files/12445602/WithoutCameraVerbose.txt

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excellent! I will add it to the rules file and will send it to you to replace the original when I am home tomorrow. if it works we will fix it in the new indigo release. … On Sat, Aug 26, 2023, 5:54 PM rohan5sep @.> wrote: in that case touptek are missing the vid and pid of your camera model in the provided rules. can you run lsusb command without camera connected and with camera connected the device that appeared is your camera. this way I can identify the camera. can you send us both outputs so that I can fix the rules? … <#m-3748239719340701142> On Sat, Aug 26, 2023, 5:04 PM rohan5sep @.> wrote: Are you running indigo installed from a deb package or you build it on your own? If you install it from deb - mostlikely we are missing permission rule for your camera. in this case we will need to find the USB vid and pid of the camera to add it. if you build it on your own you need to install the touptek rules file so that the access to the camera is granted. please let me know how you install indigo so that I can help ypu how to proceed. On Sat, Aug 26, 2023, 12:59 PM rohan5sep @.> wrote: First of all I am new to Linux and have a very limited understanding of file permissions. It is highly likely that I have missed something here... I get -- pull_callback() was not called in time -- error when running with below setup. Initially, I thought the error could be because of exposure watchdog timeout. But, then it starts to work fine if I manually start the indigo server from terminal using “sudo”. I tried elevating file permissions shown below without success - 1. /usr/bin/indigo_ccd_touptek 1. /usr/bin/indigo_ccd_touptek.so 1. /usr/lib/libtoupcamsdk.so What am I missing here? I have attached the debug trace as well. Equipment: Toupcam branded as BRESSER Full HD Deep-Sky Camera Setup INDIGO Server 242 running on Ubuntu server LTS 22.04, connected over Gigabit LAN INDIGO Client: Ain INDIGO Imager Version 1.0-1 (64 bit) Windows 10 PC, connected over Gigabit LAN. Drivers loaded: indigo_ccd_touptek Configuration Enabled following indigo-service using below commands -- 1. sudo systemctl enable @@./share 1. sudo systemctl start indigo-service PullCallback.txt https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo/files/12445059/PullCallback.txt https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo/files/12445059/PullCallback.txt — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub #490 <#490> <#490 <#490>>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AE5EZBK5RALTHWXQLU2HRELXXHCG3ANCNFSM6AAAAAA37N7WDY https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AE5EZBK5RALTHWXQLU2HRELXXHCG3ANCNFSM6AAAAAA37N7WDY . You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: @.> Hi Rumen, I used this link to install from apt repository -- I did not build the code. https://www.indigo-astronomy.org/downloads.html Thanks, Rohan — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#490 (comment) <#490 (comment)>>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AE5EZBPZJZEWM7H3NHJ35P3XXH67PANCNFSM6AAAAAA37N7WDY . You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: @*.> [image: WithCamera] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/136604798/263471259-d0a15d34-0c74-48d5-853e-d7e303f88778.png [image: WithoutCamera] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/136604798/263471263-805d9083-cb08-4904-a1b7-2fa67e170bb0.png I have also attached text files with lsusb -v option in case that is needed. WithCameraVerbose.txt https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo/files/12445601/WithCameraVerbose.txt WithoutCameraVerbose.txt https://github.com/indigo-astronomy/indigo/files/12445602/WithoutCameraVerbose.txt — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#490 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AE5EZBN4S5H4Z44MCCFMEV3XXIEZBANCNFSM6AAAAAA37N7WDY . You are receiving this because you commented.Message ID: @.>

Sounds good. Thanks.

The rules are ok. So i have read that ubuntu server does not run systemd-udevd by default. so you may need to check if udevd is running.... Which makes some sense you do not need usb hotplug on a server system...

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excellent! I will add it to the rules file and will send it to you to replace the original when I am home tomorrow. if it works we will fix it in the new indigo release. … <#m-1991678896279550680> On Sat, Aug 26, 2023, 5:54 PM rohan5sep @.> wrote: in that case touptek are missing the vid and pid of your camera model in the provided rules. can you run lsusb command without camera connected and with camera connected the device that appeared is your camera. this way I can identify the camera. can you send us both outputs so that I can fix the rules? … <#m-3748239719340701142> On Sat, Aug 26, 2023, 5:04 PM rohan5sep @.> wrote: Are you running indigo installed from a deb package or you build it on your own? If you install it from deb - mostlikely we are missing permission rule for your camera. in this case we will need to find the USB vid and pid of the camera to add it. if you build it on your own you need to install the touptek rules file so that the access to the camera is granted. please let me know how you install indigo so that I can help ypu how to proceed. On Sat, Aug 26, 2023, 12:59 PM rohan5sep @.> wrote: First of all I am new to Linux and have a very limited understanding of file permissions. It is highly likely that I have missed something here... I get -- pull_callback() was not called in time -- error when running with below setup. Initially, I thought the error could be because of exposure watchdog timeout. But, then it starts to work fine if I manually start the indigo server from terminal using “sudo”. I tried elevating file permissions shown below without success - 1. /usr/bin/indigo_ccd_touptek 1. /usr/bin/indigo_ccd_touptek.so 1. /usr/lib/libtoupcamsdk.so What am I missing here? I have attached the debug trace as well. Equipment: Toupcam branded as BRESSER Full HD Deep-Sky Camera Setup INDIGO Server 242 running on Ubuntu server LTS 22.04, connected over Gigabit LAN INDIGO Client: Ain INDIGO Imager Version 1.0-1 (64 bit) Windows 10 PC, connected over Gigabit LAN. Drivers loaded: indigo_ccd_touptek Configuration Enabled following indigo-service using below commands -- 1. sudo systemctl enable @@.**/share

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Sounds good. Thanks.

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Hi Rumen,

I confirmed that udevd is already running. However, the process was showing warnings related to nvme not mounting. This is because of a bug. The problem still exists even after fixing these warnings.

Apart from this I have tried several things like starting the indigo service from root account, adding user "indigo" to sudo group. I even created a special usbuser group and added udevd rules for USB and made "indigo" member of this group. But none of that worked.

Finally, changing the default user in indigo-server.service from "indigo" to "root" fixes the problem for me. It is odd that this problem only appears -- at least for me -- on headless Ubuntu server LTS 22.04 installs. It works perfectly on Linux Mint running Cinnamon for example.

Thanks

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Exposure times out likely because of permission issues. #490

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