The python version reported in the webinterface is Python 2.7.16. I then had to try out various power sources with reboots inbetween to get rid of the undervoltage problem report.
How to update to octoprint 1.3.9 install#
After the fresh install i did update to OctoPrint 1.5.2 (through the web interface) and then reboot the Raspi. I am experiencing the same or similar problem on a Raspberry Pi 3 Model B Rev 1.2 running a completely fresh install of OctoPi 0.17.0 (freshly flashed IMG to SD card). This seems to random, so perhaps it is an undervoltage issue?Į: Forgot to mention, plugin_pluginmanager_console.log doesn't show anything when this happens, so don't think it gets as far as pip.
Tried installing the plugin a few more times without restarting and it worked on the 5th try.
How to update to octoprint 1.3.9 zip#
The only thing in these tmp folders is ZIP of the repo for the plugin. then I restarted again and now I can't install plugins again lol! I'll try to find a power supply that doesn't cause undervoltage just to see if that helps, but after that restart there's no undervoltage warnings in the logs, only another Could not delete temporary directory right when I tried installing a plugin. Kind of afraid to update that one now for fear of breaking plugins lol.Īnd. I can't say that this was 1.5.1's fault of course, but my 1.4.2 install on another pi doesn't experience this problem. Wasn't working until I restarted the Pi several times though. Deleting the tmp folders manually still resulted in the same issue after, got the same error the very next time I tried to install a plugin.ĭuring troubleshooting I also checked all of the points mentioned on this FAQ post and everything seemed to be in place.
No "Could not delete temporary directory" error anymore, still have undervoltage errors though. Still looking for literally any power supply that doesn't trigger undervoltage, but it's suddenly working now. Solved by restarting the Pi several times. Seems to be the only error appearing in the log related to this. Looks like that's where it downloads the plugin repo? I SSH'd and went into the tmp folder and was able to delete it with rm -r /tmp/tmpwrFSBs (sub actual folder name in of course) without any problem, so not sure what Octoprint's problem is. WARNING - Could not delete temporary directory /tmp/tmpwrFSBs: Is a directory: '/tmp/tmpwrFSBs' Log files looked the same, undervoltage and also Setup a new Octopi install on a RasPi 3B and ran into this same issue. Screenshot(s)/video(s) showing the problem: Link to contents of terminal tab or serial.log Link to contents of Javascript console in the browser version Browser and version of browser, operating system running browserīer_agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0 Win64 圆4) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/.66 Safari/537.36 Link to octoprint.log Octoprint.version: 1.5.0 Operating System running OctoPrintĮnv.plugins.pi_support.octopi_version: 0.17.0 Printer model & used firmware incl. What did you expect to happen? What happened instead? Did the same happen when running OctoPrint in safe mode? Version of OctoPrint I did the update to 1.5.0 today and that happened after the update, before the update everything was working great. When I press the button "Install", open a box with the title "Installing plugin." and the text: "Installing plugin "Octolapse" from. I unnistall the octolapse plugin to reinstall it and can't install none of the plugins. Trying to configure a new camera on octolapse, but all the buttons and text box on the forms were as dicribed in this issue: #3842
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