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Hello, @drdougwelch -- thanks for you kind words about BirdNET-Pi and for the great troubleshooting information you've provided! I'm sorry your new installation is giving you trouble. Here are a few things to try out to get a better idea of what might be going on.
ping
birdnetpi.local
from your host machine (Windows via the Command Prompt, or Linux/macOS from the Terminal), does it return the IP address that you know the installation to be using?Those things are a good starting point for me to know best where to look next.
My best regards, Patrick
Hi Patrick,
Thanks for your quick reply!
1) Yes - http://birdnetpi.local does return the hoped-for page! (The LAN address used to do this, but does not anymore, despite being the correct interface from ifconfig -a.)
2) Yes - that does provide the expected log output.
3) Yes - ping does produce good turnaround replies and the "from" is from the correct LAN address.
So it looks like my problem was only that I was browsing with the LAN IP address! I'm not sure why that should fail but as long as I know not to do that, I'm good!!!
Best regards, Doug
On 5/29/22 09:35, Patrick McGuire wrote:
Hello, @drdougwelch https://github.com/drdougwelch -- thanks for you kind words about BirdNET-Pi and for the great troubleshooting information you've provided! I'm sorry your new installation is giving you trouble. Here's a few things to try out to get a better idea of what might be going on.
- When you do go to http://birdnetpi.local, what do you see? A white page? A message from your web browser? Whatever you see will help me know whether you reached the webserver or not
- Is anything served when you go to http://birdnetpi.local/log?
- When you |ping| |birdnetpi.local| from your host machine (Windows via the Command Prompt, or Linux/macOS from the Terminal), does it return the IP address that you know the installation to be using?
Those things are a good starting point for me to know best where to look next.
My best regards, Patrick
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1) Yes - http://birdnetpi.local/ does return the hoped-for page! (The LAN address used to do this, but does not anymore, despite being the correct interface from ifconfig -a.)
Great, so to confirm, your installation is reachable at http://birdnetpi.local now?
If you'd like to make the installation respond to its IP address, you can go to "Tools" > "Settings" > "Advanced Settings" and input the installation's IP address as the "Custom URL" (along with the http:// protocol) and "Update Settings" to have the installation also be reachable via its LAN IP address. There is an example IP address URL near those settings on the "Advanced Settings" page that you should be able to use as reference.
Hi Patrick,
Yes it is reachable now. When I first started working with the package, I thought that you had to put the IP in the birdnet.conf to access the webpage, so that is how I got used to that incorrect assumption, FWIW!!!
So please go ahead and close this issue!
Thanks, Doug
On 5/29/22 09:50, Patrick McGuire wrote:
1. Yes - http://birdnetpi.local/ does return the hoped-for page! (The LAN address used to do this, but does not anymore, despite being the correct interface from ifconfig -a.)
Great, so to confirm, your installation is reachable at http://birdnetpi.local now?
If you'd like to make the installation respond to its IP address, you can go to "Tools" > "Settings" > "Advanced Settings" and input the installation's IP address (along with the http:// protocol) and "Update Settings" to have the installation also be reachable via its LAN IP address. There is an example IP address URL near those settings on the "Advanced Settings" page that you should be able to use as reference.
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First - this is an amazing creation and I have already enjoyed the fruits of it working! Thanks to everyone contributing.
I had BirdNET-Pi working properly until a recent complete re-install. It is clear that audio is being analyzed and MP3 and PNG files are being created. But nothing is being served up by caddy. I can reach port 80 by telnet and browser on my LAN but nothing is being returned.
Thanks in advance!!! Doug
/etc/caddy/Caddyfile:
journalctl --no-hostname --no-pager -n100 -ucaddy:
systemctl status caddy.service:
journalctl -xe: