Open wbendick opened 1 month ago
there is a --debug
flag. That might provide you some info, but probably not. Are you running Windows? Do you have the appropriate OpenGL driver installed for your video card?
Yes, I am running Windows. I think opengl is working fine.. video games run fine. alpacascope used to work on this computer but stopped some months ago and I am trying to figure it out now. --debug showed nothing
Most games are DirectX and not OpenGL so that doesn’t mean much. Please reinstall OpenGL. -AaronOn Jul 31, 2024, at 11:27 PM, Will Bendick @.***> wrote: Yes, I am running Windows. I think opengl is working fine.. video games run fine. alpacascope used to work on this computer but stopped some months ago and I am trying to figure it out now. --debug showed nothing
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I don't think OpenGL is the problem. If I start the app without ascom remote server running, alpacascope doesn't quit. It just shows error messages about not being able to find ascome remote server.
I'm assuming you're running Windows? Have you tried the CLI version? https://github.com/synfinatic/alpacascope/releases/download/v2.4.0/AlpacaScope-CLI-2.4.0.exe
Failing that, more details about your system/setup? This GUI version doesn't log to the console.
When I run AlpacaScope-CLI-2.4.0.exe I see:
ERRO[0000] found ips: All-Interfaces/0.0.0.0, Bluetooth Network Connection/169.254.1.5, Bluetooth Network Connection/fe80::c619:44cd:3db9:e53d, Ethernet 2/192.168.86.65, Ethernet 2/fdf4:c0ff:48ce:4f99:1e9f:2b19:a0e9:8b43, Ethernet 2/fdf4:c0ff:48ce:4f99:5527:ec45:6709:d6be, Ethernet 2/fe80::2da6:a8d9:3bed:8bb0, Ethernet/169.254.197.79, Ethernet/fe80::95de:9e04:e701:3a2c, Local Area Connection 1/169.254.171.83, Local Area Connection 1/fe80::9436:57bd:ae3d:efe8, Local Area Connection 10/169.254.200.104, Local Area Connection 10/fe80::246:3819:91d2:a1fa, Loopback Pseudo-Interface 1/127.0.0.1, Loopback Pseudo-Interface 1/::1, Wi-Fi/169.254.70.89, Wi-Fi/fe80::b8ff:cf4d:f686:118d INFO[0000] Looking for Alpaca Remote Server locally on port 11111... INFO[0001] Found Alpaca on 192.168.86.65:11111 INFO[0001] Starting SkyFi Discovery service on UDP/4031 FATA[0001] Telescope is not connected to ASCOM Remote
This last log line does not make sense to me because in ASCOM Remote Server Console I see:
Device Telescope 0 (EQMOD.Telescope) connected OK and is available ASCOM Remote Alpaca device listening URI: http://127.0.0.1:11111/api/ Listening for IPv4 discovery broadcasts on port 32227. IPv6 discovery not enabled. Server started successfully.
Can you run with the --debug
flag?
C:\Users\wbend\Downloads>AlpacaScope-CLI-2.4.0.exe --debug time="2024-08-10T15:02:08-07:00" level=error msg="found ips: All-Interfaces/0.0.0.0, Bluetooth Network Connection/169.254.1.5, Bluetooth Network Connection/fe80::c619:44cd:3db9:e53d, Ethernet 2/192.168.86.65, Ethernet 2/fdf4:c0ff:48ce:4f99:1e9f:2b19:a0e9:8b43, Ethernet 2/fdf4:c0ff:48ce:4f99:5527:ec45:6709:d6be, Ethernet 2/fe80::2da6:a8d9:3bed:8bb0, Ethernet/169.254.197.79, Ethernet/fe80::95de:9e04:e701:3a2c, Local Area Connection 1/169.254.171.83, Local Area Connection 1/fe80::9436:57bd:ae3d:efe8, Local Area Connection 10/169.254.200.104, Local Area Connection 10/fe80::246:3819:91d2:a1fa, Loopback Pseudo-Interface 1/127.0.0.1, Loopback Pseudo-Interface 1/::1, Wi-Fi/169.254.70.89, Wi-Fi/fe80::b8ff:cf4d:f686:118d" time="2024-08-10T15:02:08-07:00" level=info msg="Looking for Alpaca Remote Server locally on port 11111..." time="2024-08-10T15:02:08-07:00" level=debug msg="local addrs: [fe80::95de:9e04:e701:3a2c/64 169.254.197.79/16 fdf4:c0ff:48ce:4f99:1e9f:2b19:a0e9:8b43/64 fdf4:c0ff:48ce:4f99:5527:ec45:6709:d6be/128 fe80::2da6:a8d9:3bed:8bb0/64 192.168.86.65/24 fe80::b8ff:cf4d:f686:118d/64 169.254.70.89/16 fe80::9436:57bd:ae3d:efe8/64 169.254.171.83/16 fe80::246:3819:91d2:a1fa/64 169.254.200.104/16 fe80::c619:44cd:3db9:e53d/64 169.254.1.5/16 ::1/128 127.0.0.1/8]" time="2024-08-10T15:02:09-07:00" level=debug msg="Alpaca is not running on 169.254.197.79:11111" time="2024-08-10T15:02:09-07:00" level=info msg="Found Alpaca on 192.168.86.65:11111" time="2024-08-10T15:02:09-07:00" level=info msg="Starting SkyFi Discovery service on UDP/4031" time="2024-08-10T15:02:09-07:00" level=debug msg="Alpaca response: (alpaca.boolResponse)(0xc000120c80)({\n Value: (bool) false,\n ClientTransactionID: (uint32) 0,\n ServerTransactionID: (uint32) 0,\n ErrorNumber: (int32) 0,\n ErrorMessage: (string) \"\"\n})\n" time="2024-08-10T15:02:09-07:00" level=debug msg="Alpaca PUT: (map[string]string) (len=3) {\n (string) (len=9) \"Connected\": (string) (len=4) \"true\",\n (string) (len=8) \"ClientID\": (string) (len=10) \"2596996162\",\n (string) (len=19) \"ClientTransactionID\": (string) (len=1) \"2\"\n}\n" time="2024-08-10T15:02:09-07:00" level=debug msg="Alpaca PUT response: (alpaca.putResponse)(0xc0000880a0)({\n ClientTransactionID: (uint32) 0,\n ServerTransactionID: (uint32) 0,\n ErrorNumber: (int32) 0,\n ErrorMessage: (string) \"\"\n})\n" time="2024-08-10T15:02:09-07:00" level=debug msg="Alpaca response: (*alpaca.boolResponse)(0xc000088100)({\n Value: (bool) false,\n ClientTransactionID: (uint32) 0,\n ServerTransactionID: (uint32) 0,\n ErrorNumber: (int32) 0,\n ErrorMessage: (string) \"\"\n})\n" time="2024-08-10T15:02:09-07:00" level=fatal msg="Telescope is not connected to ASCOM Remote"
C:\Users\wbend\Downloads>
well, the debug logs match the output. Not sure if you're seeing anything in the ASCOM Remote console. What version of ASCOM Remote are you running?
Gonna take me a bit to be able to reproduce/debug on my end further since I'm in the process of re-organizing my office/new desk and my Windows PC is packed away somewhere.
ASCOM Remote Server v6.7.1 (Build 4785) - 32bit mode.
So in ASCOM Remote, click the "Log Requests" and "Log Responses" boxes and try again. And paste in the results. Honestly, the issue seems to be your telescope is not responding/configured correctly.
BTW, it would help if you use the "code" formatting tool for the logs. would make it more readable. thanks.
Is there a log saved somewhere so I can try to figure out why?