The log header should indicate if PaperPi is running in daemon or user mode. It's possible to infer this from the log line, but it would be nice to see which mode is being used:
$ sudo /usr/local/bin/paperpi -d
12:52:17 paperpi :get_config_files:251 :INFO - using configuration files to configure PaperPi: [PosixPath('/usr/local/paperpi/config/paperpi.ini'), **PosixPath('/etc/default/paperpi.ini')]**
could read:
$ sudo /usr/local/bin/paperpi -d
12:52:16 paperpi: main:123 :INFO starting in DAEMON mode with option -d
12:52:17 paperpi :get_config_files:251 :INFO - using configuration files to configure PaperPi: [PosixPath('/usr/local/paperpi/config/paperpi.ini'), PosixPath('/etc/default/paperpi.ini')]
The log header should indicate if PaperPi is running in daemon or user mode. It's possible to infer this from the log line, but it would be nice to see which mode is being used:
could read: