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#21
It seems that grafana and influxdb also changed keys. I will take a look at this soon.

Sorry again, I am really busy with some projects.
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#22
(2026-01-22, 01:58 PM)Sailoog Wrote: It seems that grafana and influxdb also changed keys. I will take a look at this soon.

Sorry again, I am really busy with some projects.

Thanks, Sailoog!
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#23
(2026-01-22, 01:52 PM)Sailoog Wrote: Sorry for the delay. openplotter-signalk-installer v4.3.0 should fix all problems with node and updates to node 22.

Thank you Sailoog!!  I will test the upgrade route and new images tonight and this weekend
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#24
(2026-01-22, 02:55 PM)Techstyle Wrote:
(2026-01-22, 01:52 PM)Sailoog Wrote: Sorry for the delay. openplotter-signalk-installer v4.3.0 should fix all problems with node and updates to node 22.

Thank you Sailoog!!  I will test the upgrade route and new images tonight and this weekend

Wjhen we reinstall SK , do we lose the settings and plugins? it says so... Huh
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#25
openplotter-dashboards v4.2.1 fixes problems with graphana and influxdb. Reinstall both programs from openplotter-dashboards interface.
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#26
(2026-01-22, 04:03 PM)aitonos Wrote:
(2026-01-22, 02:55 PM)Techstyle Wrote:
(2026-01-22, 01:52 PM)Sailoog Wrote: Sorry for the delay. openplotter-signalk-installer v4.3.0 should fix all problems with node and updates to node 22.

Thank you Sailoog!!  I will test the upgrade route and new images tonight and this weekend

Wjhen we reinstall SK , do we lose the settings and plugins? it says so... Huh

You are not reinstalling SK, you are just updating openplotter-signalk-installer. After updating the new sources for nodejs will be applied and it will update to v22. SK will be also updated to latest version automatically. You do not have to reinstall SK.
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#27
(2026-01-22, 06:15 PM)Sailoog Wrote:
(2026-01-22, 04:03 PM)aitonos Wrote:
(2026-01-22, 02:55 PM)Techstyle Wrote:
(2026-01-22, 01:52 PM)Sailoog Wrote: Sorry for the delay. openplotter-signalk-installer v4.3.0 should fix all problems with node and updates to node 22.

Thank you Sailoog!!  I will test the upgrade route and new images tonight and this weekend

Wjhen we reinstall SK , do we lose the settings and plugins? it says so... Huh

You are not reinstalling SK, you are just updating openplotter-signalk-installer. After updating the new sources for nodejs will be applied and it will update to v22. SK will be also updated to latest version automatically. You do not have to reinstall SK.

Thanks, Sailoog!

Unfortunately I read this too late and I updated the installer and then I reinstalled SK and not only I lost al the settings (obvious) but also that I couldn't log in SK server with my user. 

Fortunately I had a folder backup and I could rebuild my previous setup ( which was already configured with updated SK 2.20, but done manually). 

Just to let people know that some plugins can stop working  ( ERROR: Could not locate the bindings file in... ) as the installer takes you directly to NPM22, which is too modern for some of them (in my case BME680 and Postgsail) as they need version NPM20 (even when you uninstall them and install the again), so,with the help of Chat GPT, I rebuilt "better-sqlite3"  and worked ( without downgrading again to NPM20):

This fixed Postgsail:

sudo apt update
sudo apt install -y build-essential python3 make g++ pkg-config libsqlite3-dev
cd /home/pi/.signalk
npm rebuild better-sqlite3 --build-from-source
sudo systemctl restart signalk


For BME 680 Plugin:
cd /home/pi/.signalk
npm rebuild i2c-bus --build-from-source
npm rebuild bme680-sensor --build-from-source
sudo systemctl restart signalk

And worked!  Angel
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#28
(2026-01-22, 01:52 PM)Sailoog Wrote: Sorry for the delay. openplotter-signalk-installer v4.3.0 should fix all problems with node and updates to node 22.

I just tried a fresh install of headless OP and it hangs and literally breaks at the SK-installed update. 

I was connected via VNC to the wan side of the pi (10.42.0.1), and I am ssh'd to the lan side of the pi (192.168.2.200). 

I am trying to run PaddyB's log scripts but I might be too far gone.

fwiw- I: am US Central time, so -6 hours GMT

EDIT: I wiped and restarted. After I got locked up, I tried to force the reinstall via Perpxity instructions. 

https://www.perplexity.ai/search/how-do-...rAZgJettFw

Here are PaddyB's script outputs and the teminal log as a gist- 

Code:
sudo apt update
sudo apt install openplotter-signalk-installer
sudo signalkPostInstall


Code:
-----------------copy from here------------------
----------------------------------------------------
--- Signal K NPM Installation Log Check ---
Date: Thu 12 Feb 04:14:46 GMT 2026
User: pi

--- Node & NPM Status ---
Node: v22.22.0
NPM:  11.10.0

Checking directory: /home/pi/.npm/_logs
Latest Log File: 2026-02-11T05_55_42_333Z-debug-0.log
--- Top 10 Errors Found ---

Checking directory: /root/.npm/_logs
Directory not found or inaccessible.

--- Signal K Service Status ---
Service State: active
----------------------------------------------------
pi@openplotter:~ $ ./conflict.sh

-----------------copy from here------------------
----------------------------------------------------
--- Comprehensive OpenPlotter/Signal K Diagnostic ---
Date: Thu 12 Feb 04:15:00 GMT 2026
User: pi (Home: /home/pi)

--- Node & NPM ---
Node version: v22.22.0
NPM version:  11.10.0

--- Signal K ---
Global SK: 2.21.2 (/usr/lib)
Active SK:  /usr/bin/signalk-server

--- OpenPlotter ---
App Version: 4.2.9-stable
Config found: /home/pi/.openplotter/openplotter.conf
(No version tag in file)

--- Potential Conflicts ---
----------------------------------------------------
pi@openplotter:~ $

output as a gist - 
lelajay72/sudo_signalkPostInstall_output.txt

this time it stopped at 
npm info run @serialport/bindings-cpp@11.0.3 install { code: 0, signal: null }

prior to that, i thought the output stopped at reference to the kernel, 6.12.??
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#29
Have people tried to upgrade rasperian to trixie? Bookworm isn't going to be supported forever. For a new install trixie already would be the better choice for a base. From what I read here I'm a little discouraged to run any update on anything.
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#30
Any news of OP version 5 ?
Probably using Trixie ?
Huh
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