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raspishake / rsudp

Continuous visual display, sudden motion monitoring, and historical replay of Raspberry Shake data
https://raspishake.github.io/rsudp/
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No rsudp_settings.json file appears. #19

Closed bschellhaas closed 4 months ago

bschellhaas commented 3 years ago

I have unzipped the software, ran the .bat file, however, no files appear in the .config/rsudp. There didn't seem to be any errors in the install prompt, however, when I tried to run the program, this error occurred. I have also tried the advanced install, however, the same outcome happens. Any advice would be appreciated. rsudperror

bschellhaas commented 3 years ago

I tried recreating the .json file found in the install tutorial, but the same FileNotFoundError happened. Still need help.

iannesbitt commented 3 years ago

Hi @bschellhaas: What happens when you run the command rs-client -i?

alihanks commented 2 years ago

I'm having the same issue. When trying to perform a new installation of rsudp, it states that the rsudb_settings.json file is not found. I don't see an example .json file anywhere in the installation tutorial anymore, either.

kylebrill commented 2 years ago

I can confirm that when installing using directions in 2.2.2 under the Windows install instructions, that navigating to my Miniconda environment directory: %USERPROFILE%\Miniconda3\envs\rsudp\, going into the Scripts directory, and running rs-client.exe -i did create the rsubd_settings.json file in my %USERPROFILE%\.config\rsudp directory. Running rs-settings.exe in the same Miniconda environment directory opened an editor to work with the json file. Might want to update the instructions now that the "Easy Way" doesn't seem to be working anymore? Download results in a Not Found.

iannesbitt commented 2 years ago

Hi @kylebrill, I've corrected the link endpoint for Download. Sorry, this was broken by a github code change that I did not pick up on. I added manual instructions in case it breaks again.

I don't do the development for the Windows scripts, so I will have to look into why this is happening and let our Windows guy know. Thanks for testing, good to know that the -i flag still works at least.

dmitryint commented 4 months ago

We will close this issue but feel free to re-open it if you think that we missed something.