jantman / python-wifi-survey-heatmap

A Python application for Linux machines to perform WiFi site surveys and present the results as a heatmap overlayed on a floorplan
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docker #20

Closed ghost closed 2 years ago

ghost commented 2 years ago

After running the docker run \ command I used the rest of the commands for the survey. I keep getting errors on the last line. I have tried using <> , ' ' , " " , <' '> , <" "> and have got various errors. Any suggestions on how to correctly input this would be appreciated. Thanks.

jantman commented 2 years ago

@jdag1111 You must use the issue template that is pre-populated when opening a new issue. Please paste the following into a comment and fill out each of the fields:

## Bug Report

When reporting a bug, please provide all of the following information,
as well as any additional details that may be useful in reproducing or fixing
the issue:

### Version

wifi-survey-heatmap version, as reported by ``wifi-survey-heatmap --version``

### Installation Method

How was wifi-survey-heatmap installed (provide as much detail as possible, ideally
the exact command used and whether it was installed in a virtualenv or not).

### Supporting Software Versions

The output of ``python --version`` and ``virtualenv --version`` in the environment
that wifi-survey-heatmap is running in, as well as your operating system type and version.

### Actual Output

Paste here the output of wifi-survey-heatmap (including the command used to run it),
run with the -vv (debug-level output) flag, that shows the issue. Please paste as a code block (three backticks before and after).

### Expected Output

Describe the output that you expected (what's wrong). If possible, after your description,
copy the actual output above and modify it to what was expected.

### Testing Assistance

Indicate whether or not you will be able to assist in testing pre-release
code for the feature.
jantman commented 2 years ago

@jdag1111 I can't help you unless I know the actual command that you're running and the actual error that you're getting.

jantman commented 2 years ago

Closing issue for lack of response.