Closed EckigerLuca closed 1 year ago
Hi @EckigerLuca ,
Couple of questions: 1) Did you run the script as root? 2) What is the output of
ls -al /etc/motd.update.d/
Hey @tomaski,
I did run the script as root and the output of ls -al /etc/motd.update.d/
is
ls: cannot access '/etc/motd.update.d/': No such file or directory
(same output when using sudo)
try this:
sudo mkdir -p /etc/update-motd.d
and run install again
Okay, this is super weird: The file now exists after running the command above and searching the file in WinSCP. I didn't even reinstall the script... Well, thank you for your help!
Well I just installed this on mainsailOS as the base user with the only difference of running
cd ~ && git clone https://www.github.com/tomaski/klipper-motd.git
vs what is listed.
The above issue is the exact same.
its not the same as this.
Heya, I can't edit the file because it doesn't exist. The only thing that has something to do with the motd is
motd.1
, but that has the default content inside. I am running Debian 11 on a Pi 3b+.