Can't calibrate (anymore)

[breezahbu]

seems to have happened out of the sudden. Not sure if something in the system was changed. Calibration page shows up, but after clicking on the "Start-calibrate" but no further output. Some pages load, but /new and /calibrate seem only to work partly.

journalctl -u folk -f

Okt 29 21:02:42 bwow make[3062]: key "protocols" not known in dictionary
Okt 29 21:02:42 bwow make[3062]: while executing
Okt 29 21:02:42 bwow make[3062]: "dict get $res protocols"
Okt 29 21:02:42 bwow make[3062]: (procedure "::websocket::test" line 19)
Okt 29 21:02:42 bwow make[3062]: invoked from within
Okt 29 21:02:42 bwow make[3062]: "::websocket::test $::serverSock $chan "/ws" $headers"
Okt 29 21:02:42 bwow make[3062]: (procedure "handleRead" line 58)
Okt 29 21:02:42 bwow make[3062]: invoked from within

[osnr]

Hello -- did it previously work on the same system? Have you installed the `tcllib` package at some point? (that package may break Folk)

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On Wed, Oct 30, 2024, at 3:17 AM, breezahbu wrote: seems to have happened out of the sudden. Not sure if something in the system was changed. Calibration page shows up, but after clicking on the "Start-calibrate" but no further output. Some pages load, but /new and /calibrate seem only to work partly. journalctl -u folk -f Okt 29 21:02:42 bwow make[3062]: key "protocols" not known in dictionary Okt 29 21:02:42 bwow make[3062]: while executing Okt 29 21:02:42 bwow make[3062]: "dict get $res protocols" Okt 29 21:02:42 bwow make[3062]: (procedure "::websocket::test" line 19) Okt 29 21:02:42 bwow make[3062]: invoked from within Okt 29 21:02:42 bwow make[3062]: "::websocket::test $::serverSock $chan "/ws" $headers" Okt 29 21:02:42 bwow make[3062]: (procedure "handleRead" line 58) Okt 29 21:02:42 bwow make[3062]: invoked from within — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#178>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AAAXUWIDPHTKCJDITQHKJCDZ57UM7AVCNFSM6AAAAABQ2VLJQ2VHI2DSMVQWIX3LMV43ASLTON2WKOZSGYZDEMRTHEZTENA>. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: ***@***.***>

[breezahbu]

It did and I did. "apt-cache remove tcllib" did the trick. Not sure, but that may have been installed for troubleshooting purposes. Many thanks, now I can continue with one of the most fun and inspiring systems I have seen for a long time. Thanks for that too.