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run indi-allsky on startup. #1713
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The indi-allsky service runs under the user systemd session. You have to run systemctl as the indi-allsky service user.
Also, the indi-allsky service unit is not auto-started, it is started by the indi-allsky timer 2 minutes after boot. This gives ample time for any firmwares to load and the system to settle after boot.
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The web interface runs as a gunicorn service behind an Apache reverse proxy. The log file is at
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I would suggest re-running the setup.sh script. It would normally fix errors like this. |
Would I lose the timelapse videos etc ?
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I would suggest re-running the setup.sh script. It would normally fix
errors like this.
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No, the setup.sh script just performs system setup to ensure the services and dependencies are configured correctly. It is designed to be re-run often and does not delete anything. |
Oh,brilliant thank you
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I do not know why installing this module from source is being so difficult for people. I have updated how the requirements are handled in #1715 and rawpy should install from a wheel on 64-bit platforms. Pull down the latest code and see how this works for you. |
Hi Aaron
Sorry i did not get back to you sooner,
Thank you very much for the update.
I am delighted to say it worked first time .
This update has made a huge difference now.
As i have UFW installed this caused an issue of not being able to display
the web page.
I have put in a couple of rules for port 80 and 443 .
This now allows me to display the web page and viw the videos ,datax etc.
Thank you once again for your help.
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I do not know why installing this module from source is being so difficult
for people. I have updated how the requirements are handled in #1715
<#1715> and rawpy should
install from a wheel on 64-bit platforms. Pull down the latest code and see
how this works for you.
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Was running during today ,then sometime in the afternoon it said the software was down .
Tried to reboot ,but still no luck.
i can ssh into the rpi.
I ran this....sudo systemctl --type=service.
No sign of the indi-allsky service.
Where is it ?
Can i recover to get it working again ??
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