Closed litinoveweedle closed 4 years ago
I'm pushing a new rebuild of 2.4.20, so perhaps that will fix things (watch for Hass.io add-on 2.4.20.1).
Can anyone with more Hass.io knowledge comment here? It seems like they've changed the behavior of writing to /share
or something.
hello synesthesiam, thank you, I know about problem with starting hassio addon, but my reported problem is with plain Rhasspy Docker 'synesthesiam/rhasspy-server:latest'
I do run both hassio Rhasspy addon (as my server) and Rhasspy Docker on my clients. The problem I described was found on clients, as my server do not need wake up word.
Ah, thanks for the clarification. Let me check it out.
I'm getting SSL verification errors on my Pi 3 now with the 2.4.20 Docker image, so nothing is downloading now. This is the exact same Dockerfile as used on the x86_64, which works perfectly. Grrrrr....
Hello, my platform is as well Rpi 3B. Maybe different trusted CA certs? /etc/ssl/certs
I can confirm, that latest Docker image 2.4.20 works OK. Thank you for quick fix. :-)
Hello, If existing porcupine directory (from previous installations) in profiles directory on host machine is removed, Rhasspy 2.4.20 could not download its content.
to reproduce:
Delete porcupine directory on your host in the selected profile (i.e. ~/rhasspy/profiles/en/porcupine)
Deploy new Rhasspy Docker 2.4.20
After Rhasspy start got to web page
Pop appears on web:
Download is complete. Rhasspy will now restart. Make sure to train before using your profile!
Expected results: There is directory ~/rhasspy/profiles/en/porcupine containing files: libpv_porcupine.so, porcupine.ppn, porcupine_params.pv
Current result: porcupine directory is created but it is empty - i.e. no files are downloaded and extracted there.
Kind regards litin