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No IP address #252

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gbucey opened this issue Apr 29, 2020 · 5 comments
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No IP address #252

gbucey opened this issue Apr 29, 2020 · 5 comments

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@gbucey
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gbucey commented Apr 29, 2020

I have git cloned CraftBeerPi3 and everything seems to have pulled down without error. Have sudo install.sh and run the installation without issue. When I start the server however, it displays without an IP address. The RPi has a valid IP and is functioning normally as I am currently SSH'ed into it.

See screenshot attached. Please advise.

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@HooTsBrooklyn
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HooTsBrooklyn commented Apr 29, 2020

you should be able to access the pi from another computer using the pi's IP followed by :5000.

The install script does not pull the pi's IP.

If you are on the pi itself, you should be able to access it via http://localhost:5000

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gbucey commented Apr 29, 2020

Thank you for the recommendation.

We cannot access the CraftBeerPi system from a remote system of the localhost. We are including the port number :5000 after the address. Just shows site cannot be reached.

@HooTsBrooklyn
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The install may have missed a few pip dependencies...

This has a nice install guide that helps correct a lot of the troubles.

https://techdout.dev/2019/09/24/installing-craftbeerpi/

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gbucey commented Apr 29, 2020

Thanks HooTsBrooklyn, I literally just fouind that page through the CBPi subreddit a few minutes ago. Fairly certain this is my problem due to the error message below:

gitdb requires Python '>=3.4' but the running Python is 2.7.16

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gbucey commented Apr 29, 2020

Thanks HooTsBrooklyn. That article did the trick. It was all the missing pip dependencies that was causing CBPi to fail at launch.

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