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stdevPavelmc / FAASGS

Fully Automatic Amateur Satellite Ground Station
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data.txt missing #14

Closed BaumGuard closed 3 years ago

BaumGuard commented 3 years ago

Hi, I've installed FAASGS, the corresponding dependencies and a web server on my Raspberry Pi 3. I had some trouble with sats.sh and followed the steps in the other issue. I created the file /root/.predict/predict.qth and executed /usr/bin/predict -t /etc/sat_data/data.txt -p NOAA19. Then it shows the following error message: *** ERROR! Your TLE file "/etc/sat_data/data.txt" could not be loaded! If I create a file called data.txt in /etc/sat_data, and run sats.sh once again, it shows some satellites but not the passes: Updating data and scheduling new sats Can't fetch fresh TLE data, using old one => ISS (ZARYA)/ISS => RADFXSAT (FOX-1B)/AO91-FOX-1B => FOX-1CLIFF (AO-95)/AO95-FOX-1CLIFF => FOX-1D (AO-92)/AO92-FOX-1D => DIWATA-2B/PO101-DIWATA-2B => NOAA 19/NOAA19 => NOAA 18/NOAA18 => NOAA 15/NOAA15

Thank you for your help in advance!

stdevPavelmc commented 3 years ago

Hi @BaumGuard !

Thanks for using the software

Did you edited the /etc/sat_data/user.conf file?

At the bottom of the file there is a proxy settings, if you don't use a proxy you need to clean that vars...

BaumGuard commented 3 years ago

Oh, sorry I forgot to change the proxy settings. Now it shows the satellite passes as intended, but the web interface doesn't work. Do I have to move the files from ~/FAASGS/www to /var/www myself? When I copy the folder to that location and rename the folder to html and open the Pi's ip address in the browser, it says "403 Forbidden".

stdevPavelmc commented 3 years ago

Just run this commands on the FAASGS folder to fix that problems

rm cwww wwwt
make wwwt
make cwww

And just now I spotted a bug in the makefile... Fixing it ASAP

Please update (See README.MD section update)

stdevPavelmc commented 3 years ago

Done, Fixed

Go update and please please comment your results

BaumGuard commented 3 years ago

After running make install it shows the following error message: rm: removal of '/var/www/html/index.html' is not possible: File or directory not found make: *** [Makefile:18: wwwt] Error 1 The message was originally in German.

stdevPavelmc commented 3 years ago

That error was fixed on the last update.

Please follow instructions on the README.md and update [yes, again] and try it.

BaumGuard commented 3 years ago

The error still occurs and I've completely reinstalled FAASGS. Here are the commands I ran: sudo apt -y update && sudo apt -y upgrade && sudo apt -y install nginx php php-fpm predict git make aptitude jq wget https://www.wxtoimgrestored.xyz/beta/wxtoimg-armhf-2.11.2-beta.deb && sudo dpkg -i wxtoimg-armhf-2.11.2-beta.deb && sudo aptitude install -f After running those commands, I entered my location, my coordinates and the altitude in xwxtoimg and copied .wxtoimgrc to /root. To install FAASGS, I ran the following commands: git clone https://github.com/stdevPavelmc/FAASGS && cd FAASGS && sudo make install At the end of sudo make install the same error message from my last comment came again.

Does FAASGS has to be installed in /home/pi or in /root? Both ways lead to the same error in my case.

stdevPavelmc commented 3 years ago

You missed the edit of the user data in the file /etc/sat_data/user.conf

Run sudo make clean ; sudo make install after you customize the user.conf file

BaumGuard commented 3 years ago

I have now edited /root/FAASGS/sat_data/user.conf before installing FAASGS, but the error still occurred. I commented line 19 in the Makefile out, because there was no index.html obviously. After that the installation worked.

stdevPavelmc commented 3 years ago

Done, you was right

There was a bug, that rm statement https://github.com/stdevPavelmc/FAASGS/issues/14#issuecomment-774751613 was not getting captured and that's why the whole process stop.

It's fixed now.

Please re-read the README (I have fixed a few minor issues and updated the install & upgrade instructions), specially the upgrade process, follow it and you will be fine.

I wait for your feedback, cheers.

BaumGuard commented 3 years ago

Ok, it seems to work better now, although it still shows these two error messages at the end of make install: rm: the removal of '/var/www/html/index.html' is not possible: File or Directory not found rm: the removal of '/usr/local/bin/sats.sh' is not possible: File or Directory not found

I also have to create the folder /root/.predict and /root/.predict/predict.qth manually, because otherways I get this error message: /usr/local/bin/sats.sh: line 89: [: file: integer expression expected

When I open the ip address of my RPi, there's still the start page "Welcome to nginx!" and not the passes schedule.

stdevPavelmc commented 3 years ago

Ok, it seems to work better now, although it still shows these two error messages at the end of make install: rm: the removal of '/var/www/html/index.html' is not possible: File or Directory not found rm: the removal of '/usr/local/bin/sats.sh' is not possible: File or Directory not found

I also have to create the folder /root/.predict and /root/.predict/predict.qth manually, because otherways I get this error message: /usr/local/bin/sats.sh: line 89: [: file: integer expression expected

When I open the ip address of my RPi, there's still the start page "Welcome to nginx!" and not the passes schedule.

Please follow the update procedure described in the README.md file or erase the FAASGS folder and start over.

I have submitted a patch that fixed that error you are seeing:

rm: the removal of '/var/www/html/index.html' is not possible: File or Directory not found rm: the removal of '/usr/local/bin/sats.sh' is not possible: File or Directory not found

BaumGuard commented 3 years ago

Yesterday, I installed FAASGS from new. So it should be the latest version. If I follow the instructions for the update procedure, it says that there's nothing to update.

But now that it seems to work from the terminal, we should try to get the webpage working. As mentioned in one of my previous posts, I installed nginx, php and php-fpm by running sudo apt install nginx php php-fpm. Is that already enough?

stdevPavelmc commented 3 years ago

Yesterday, I installed FAASGS from new. So it should be the latest version. If I follow the instructions for the update procedure, it says that there's nothing to update.

But now that it seems to work from the terminal, we should try to get the webpage working. As mentioned in one of my previous posts, I installed nginx, php and php-fpm by running sudo apt install nginx php php-fpm. Is that already enough?

Yes, a sudo apt install nginx php php-fpm must be enough.

I'm waiting to see if it works now. keep me posted on the progress

BaumGuard commented 3 years ago

No, it still doesn't work. Does it matter, whether I install php or nginx first?

BaumGuard commented 3 years ago

Apparently, the installing order makes no difference. I still have the problem, that there is no pass list when I open the ip address of my RPi.

BaumGuard commented 3 years ago

Hi Pavel, the website is still not working. When can you help me?

stdevPavelmc commented 3 years ago

Hi @BaumGuard, patience please.

This is a hobby project, and I have a daily work to fill.

I have triaged a few bugs and will address it over the weekend, I will notify here on the issues to the affected users that it's respective bugs are solved and instructions on how to test it.

Hi Pavel, the website is still not working. When can you help me?