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Auto-startup not working with RPi Zero WH #256
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Hi ghostkills12, i had similar issues, but I just forgot the "sudo" in |
HI Michael! I made sure to use sudo in crontab (and booting it via ssh), so that is not the issue. Thanks for your quick response though! Cheers, |
Please check #172. |
Thanks for the reply FrankXO! Unfortunately, the solution you suggested didn't work. I've looked into the crontab logs, which shows the following:
Traceback (most recent call last): |
It looks like the code is trying to read the version from the git information, but it cannot find it (exit code 128). |
That did the trick! Awesome FrankXO, your help is much appreciated :D |
Thank you for the tip oxivanisher. I completely agree that running the wordclock as root is not a clean way and that the issues with this quick fix may rise again in future updates. I'll have a good look at those PR's tomorrow! |
Hi,
I've made the wordclock and is fully functional when booted from a laptop via ssh. However, when I change the crontab to get wordclock.py to start automatically on boot nothing happens. I still need to boot the wordclock manually via ssh. I've also tried other ways like cron, rc.local, or systemd service, but I am not familiar with any of those techniques and can't get them to work either.
I am using a Raspberry Pi Zero WH.
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