@Forum-user one for @Falcounet

Thank you, @chrishamm , for the guidance. I've followed your suggestion to intercept the command directly using dsf-python, and it's working as intended. This approach simplify the process significantly. I appreciate your help!

@CrazyCreator one for @Falcounet

It looks like I figured it out....
When I tried to install the plugin service it said it was already installed... (which makes sense as there were already other plug ins installed/working).

I found this was missing from cmdline.txt.... and I just needed to run this one line to fix it...
sudo bash -c 'echo " lsm=apparmor" >> /boot/cmdline.txt'

Sources...
https://forum.duet3d.com/topic/28190/error-trying-to-install-input-shaping-plugin-according-to-docs?_=1706571988581
https://github.com/Duet3D/DuetSoftwareFramework/wiki/Changelog-DSF-3.x#version-330

@droftarts @jay_s_uk I changed it to RRF 3.4 and the Plugin was there, thanks. But i still cant get it to run. I connected my USB Webcam, which the Pi recognizes as dev/video0 and tested the webcam by taking a picture with fswebcam, which worked. I followed the instructions until it said "Download the .zip file of the plugin without extracting it, using the version that matches the firmware version of your Duet, from Motion Webcam Plugin". Isnt the Plugin already there? (it was in my External Plugins in my DWC after changing to 3.4) or do i have to add something extra? I can click it but it won´t start. I also installed motion on the Raspberry to try it but it didnt change anything. Any idea what i´m missing?

@jay_s_uk Thanks! Ill give it try

@stuartofmt Hi @stuartofmt I'm sorry to hear this I have missed the GH issues as for some reason they have been closed/wasn't notified. I will update the error messages in case someone else runs into the same issue.

@Falcounet , thank you very much for your quick response! Please tell me what changes should be made to DSF config and how this can be done? Maybe there is a link to the description?
Is it possible to give the plugin the necessary rights by changing the manifest of the ExecOnMcode plugin before installing it in the DWC interface (https://github.com/Duet3D/DuetSoftwareFramework/blob/master/PLUGINS.md#list-of-permissions, "SuperUser" )?
P.S. I have extensive experience in IT, but practically no experience with *nix systems... 👶

@Falcounet Seems to be working! Thanks for fixing it.

@Falcounet Alright, thanks!

@droftarts said in Plugin shows as partially started - is this correct?:

@stuartofmt One for @chrishamm! Sounds like a useful plugin. Would it be SBC-only?

Ian

SBC only (I believe) - as its a python script. My understanding is that standalone cannot support this.

@stuartofmt Okay thanks for the info. I will add this particular rule to v3.5.

Thanks for the feedback on CNC usage. It's something we're always trying to improve.

@az3n0k i had to rebuild the plugin in 3.5

@CNCModeller You may be able to do what you want using a program that synchronizes a directory via FTP (you would need to enable FTP uploads in config.g). No idea how well the various programs work, but see: https://superuser.com/questions/123052/keeping-local-windows-folder-in-sync-with-remote-ftp-folder-in-real-time for some possible ideas.

@stuartofmt Check your git settings, maybe that changed it on commit.

I solved it, I found the correct plugin for 3.5.0.RC1 in https://github.com/MintyTrebor/BtnCmd/releases/tag/01.02.06.
100% installed and working.
Thanks to jay_s_uk for the advice.

You can mark as resolved.

@Phaedrux It's working now. Not sure what changed, but I did put it in a slightly different place this time.