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Openplotter try to create a folder in /home/root but the root folder is /root !
It can't work.
My session is call 'vincent', so it should save the config file in /home/vincent/.openplotter.
Is it right?
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2023-01-25, 01:53 PM
(This post was last modified: 2023-01-25, 01:56 PM by Sailoog.)
Are you running openplotter-settings app as root user using sudo or su? you should not.
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- does the path /home/vincent/ exist?
- you can run "apt update" to check if your current user has administrative permissions, if you are not a root user you should not be able to run apt update.
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Thank you for your precious help!
I give admin right to my user and now I successful get the sources.
Thank you to the team of openplotter for this work in Open Source
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In the OpenPlotter Settings app, I am seeing "missing source: https:://dl.cloudsmith.io/public/openplotter/deb/debian" for almost all apps.
I am using Settings 4.2.6. And I am running as user 'pi'.
I tried adding user 'pi' to the root group, then rebooted, since this solved the problem for vincenthure, but it did not work for me. (And then I removed pi from the root group.). In that normal state, I cannot run 'apt update', but I am able to run 'sudo apt update', so user 'pi' is a member of the sudo group.
In the Settings app, when I click the Add Sources button, the result is "FAILED. Unknown system raspbian"
Any suggestions for solviing my 'missing sources' problem would be very welcome!
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Raspbian is the 32bit version of Raspberry OS and OpenPlotter 4.x.x only works in the 64bit version.
