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High-precision indoor positioning framework for most wifi-enabled devices.
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Problem with cluster.py initialize #186

Closed DomKarb closed 7 years ago

DomKarb commented 7 years ago

Hi,

I trying to setup find on 6x rpi zero w.

When I trying to initialize cluster, I've got this problem.

pi@pi001:~ $ python3 cluster.py initialize Enter Pi address (e.g. pi@192.168.1.2. Enter blank if no more): pi@192.168.0.133 Enter Pi notes (for you to remember): pi002 Which wlan to use (default: wlan1)?: wlan0 Enter Pi address (e.g. pi@192.168.1.2. Enter blank if no more): Enter lf address (default: lf.internalpositioning.com): Enter a group: Selectivv Enter a scanning time (default 10 seconds): copying ips

I tried with few option on few machines.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

Best regards Dominik

schollz commented 7 years ago

What's the problem? There is no error in what you posted

DomKarb commented 7 years ago

Sorry! I didn't paste whole code

pi@pi001:~ $ python3 cluster.py initialize Enter Pi address (e.g. pi@192.168.1.2. Enter blank if no more): pi@192.168.0.133 Enter Pi notes (for you to remember): pi002 Which wlan to use (default: wlan1)?: wlan0 Enter Pi address (e.g. pi@192.168.1.2. Enter blank if no more): Enter lf address (default: lf.internalpositioning.com): Enter a group: Selectivv Enter a scanning time (default 10 seconds): copying ips Could not connect to {'wlan': 'wlan0', 'address': 'pi@192.168.0.133', 'notes': 'pi002'}

Bassicly I saw information that I can't connect... dosn't metter which PI am I using.

Shall I answer for all question and fill-in all PI's, and after 'connection error' should I used python3 cluster.py start and ignore the error?

DomKarb commented 7 years ago

Ok, resolved. I ignore this communicate and moving forward ;)