ExecOnMcode
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@Falcounet
No ... i make all clean today
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@CrazyCreator Then try installing apparmor and try again
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@Falcounet
I don't just have to install it. This AppArmor still needs to be configured.Do you know what I have to do exactly? I'm not the Linux expert
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@CrazyCreator DSF configure it for you. Config files are stored into
/etc/apparmor.d/.
You should get/etc/apparmor.d/dsf.ExecOnMcodeafter the plugin installation.Make sure you also have installed
duetpluginservice -
I don't have this file.
But the install from the plugin is not complete, so i think the file is not created.
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in screen you see the pluginservice is running
apparmor freshly installed -
@CrazyCreator I don't think this is an AppArmor issue, it's more likely that the permissions in your DWC directory are off for some reason. Try reinstalling duetwebcontrol and if that doesn't help, run
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@chrishamm
How can i reinstall or install DuetWebControl?
I don't find any tutorial
/Update
I upload this Zip-File: https://github.com/Duet3D/DuetWebControl/releases
and hope this is what you mean, with reinstall DuetWebControl?
i deleted all files with ExecOnMcode in name and try to reinstall the plugin... But ... The same error
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Why not start with a DuetPi image?
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@Phaedrux actual duetpi image missing python3.9, but TAMV need this.
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@CrazyCreator said in ExecOnMcode v0.1:
missing python3.9
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@Phaedrux
Maybe i try this, when @Falcounet & @chrishamm out of ideas
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@CrazyCreator Did you try the
chowncommand I posted above? If that doesn't resolve it, try to runsudo rm /opt/dsf/**/ExecOnMcode*and then reinstall the plugin. It's odd you're getting that "access denied" error.PS: The stock DuetPi image comes with the
python3 package, runsudo apt install pythonif you're missing it.Duet software engineer
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@CrazyCreator Can you give me a link to the system image you installed ?
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@CrazyCreator TAMV is like 3 years old. I don't think python 3.9 was out at this time.
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Jumping in here with a (possibly) relevant comment. If anyone intends to use Pi cameras: Consider using Debian Bullseye as the min base OS. There is a new library (from Pi) in Bullseye - so adopting this release will provide some future-proofing. It does not directly affect USB cameras but likely not a bad idea.
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@chrishamm said in ExecOnMcode v0.1:
@CrazyCreator Did you try the
chowncommand I posted above? If that doesn't resolve it, try to runsudo rm /opt/dsf/**/ExecOnMcode*and then reinstall the plugin. It's odd you're getting that "access denied" error.PS: The stock DuetPi image comes with the
python3 package, runsudo apt install pythonif you're missing it.Yes ... try all your code-snippets ... now delete the directory and install the plugin again. but is the same error.
@Falcounet said in ExecOnMcode v0.1:
@CrazyCreator Can you give me a link to the system image you installed ?
I might give it a try on my pi.is the official image which come with the raspianimagebuilder
@stuartofmt said in ExecOnMcode v0.1:
Jumping in here with a (possibly) relevant comment. If anyone intends to use Pi cameras: Consider using Debian Bullseye as the min base OS. There is a new library (from Pi) in Bullseye - so adopting this release will provide some future-proofing. It does not directly affect USB cameras but likely not a bad idea.
TAMV has a new version
Now i test the DuetPi Image with update to bullseye
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@CrazyCreator So, I downloaded the image and following the steps I describe below, I could install the plugin without any issue.
- Configure Wi-Fi and enable SSH in the advanced options of RaspberryPi Imager (Can be done by creating wpa_supplicant.conf and ssh files in boot partition)
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sudo raspi-configand go to "Interface options", "SPI" to enable the SPI interface - Add Duet APT sources + GPG key :
sudo wget -q https://pkg.duet3d.com/duet3d.gpg -O /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/duet3d.gpg && sudo wget -q https://pkg.duet3d.com/duet3d.list -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/duet3d.list && sudo apt update - Install Duet packages + Apparmor:
sudo apt install apparmor duetsoftwareframework duetpluginservice duetpimanagementplugin - Enable services :
sudo systemctl enable duetcontrolserver duetwebserver duetpluginservice duetpluginservice-root - Reboot :
sudo reboot - Install ExecOnMcode from DWC external plugins tab
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@Falcounet
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@CrazyCreator 32bits comes to default so I took that one
