Can't install anymore
andriej opened this issue · 8 comments
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Step 7/27 : ARG BUILD_ARCH
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Step 9/27 : WORKDIR /otmonitor
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Step 10/27 : RUN apt-get update && apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends wget && wget -qO /tmp/otm.tgz https://github.com/hvxl/otmonitor/archive/master.tar.gz && tar xzf /tmp/otm.tgz --strip=1 -C . && rm /tmp/otm.tgz && wget -qO ./sdx.kit https://storage.googleapis.com/google-code-archive-downloads/v2/code.google.com/tclkit/sdx-20110317.kit && if [[ "${BUILD_ARCH}" = "aarch64" ]]; then URL_BASE="tclkit-aarch64"; fi && if [[ "${BUILD_ARCH}" = "amd64" ]]; then URL_BASE="tclkit-x64"; fi && if [[ "${BUILD_ARCH}" = "armhf" ]]; then URL_BASE="tclkit-ahf"; fi && if [[ "${BUILD_ARCH}" = "armv7" ]]; then URL_BASE="tclkit-ahf"; fi && if [[ "${BUILD_ARCH}" = "i386" ]]; then URL_BASE="tclkit"; fi && wget -qO tclkit https://otgw.tclcode.com/download/${URL_BASE} && cp tclkit runtime && chmod +x tclkit && ./tclkit sdx.kit wrap otmonitor -runtime runtime
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While trying to install on latest superrvisor and Debian 11.1 I see error as above.
There was no issue with Debian 11.0.
Hey @andriej
Thanks for filing this issue! Could it be possible that you've left some error output out? The output you've posted is not obviously showing anything that is broken so I'm guessing a bit what could be wrong...
I'm working on an upgrade of the container from buster to bullseye myself (See: #34), but so far I didn't run into any issues yet...
If you happen to have some more details about why you cannot install anymore, that would be highly appreciated!
Unfortunately not, I've managed to recover the addon from backup (and it's working).
Could you perhaps try to login on your home assistant machine and run sudo journal -xef and do a reload and a rebuild of the addon in the supervisor panel?
There might be some related error output why the container build is stopping halfway without any other mention....
This issue was on previous machine and since I didn't update otmonitor (after recovering from backup) I'm not sure if it's fixed.
On new system it works tho.
It would be nice to have addon releases numbered, so HA would show updates of it too. :)
Hey @andriej
I'd love to do that eventually, but for now it's a bit more work than I'd like to spend on this addon :)
Setting up a container build is quite a bit of work because it requires active versioning and pushing containers to the registry from a pipeline using api tokens (that need rotation, maintenance, a docker account etc)....
For now it's just a lot easier for us to stick with the dev version because it's only requires a merge to master without having to deal with all the moving parts of creating a new versioned release, managing the container image build and setting up and maintaining a build pipeline.
Maybe I'll add it sometime in the future (Or @basnijholt if he is in the mood to get wild on github actions), but don't expect it any time soon as this way it keeps the maintenance on this addon as simple as possible, sorry.
Oh, I totally didn't know that (complexity that versioning introduces)
Thanks for clarification, this addon is must have - versioned or not :)
Always a pleasure, never a chore :)
I'll close this issue for now, if the issue re-appears we can always re-open it or create a new issue to investigate what's going on....