unable to run /add-serial-1090.sh while dump1090-fa is listed under DISABLED_SERVICES
lrehmann opened this issue · 8 comments
During my attempted configuration of UAT, I am unable to set the SDR device serial numbers.
Once dump1090-fa is disabled, I have been unsuccessful at starting a terminal session to the dump1090-fa service.
dump1090-fa log repeats:
dump1090-fa dump1090-fa is manually disabled.
dump1090-fa curl: error while loading shared libraries: /lib/aarch64-linux-gnu/libzstd.so.1: invalid ELF header
attempted session repeats:
SSH session disconnected
SSH reconnecting...
Spawning shell...
Error response from daemon: Container 5e4e384893f9fc28771285d03d6eac0bd9b6320710b5168f9a6a01bd9d4b4889 is restarting, wait until the container is running
Error response from daemon: Container 5e4e384893f9fc28771285d03d6eac0bd9b6320710b5168f9a6a01bd9d4b4889 is restarting, wait until the container is running
SSH session disconnected
SSH reconnecting...
Spawning shell...
sh: line 1: F: command not found
Error: No such container: 5e4e384893f9fc28771285d03d6eac0bd9b6320710b5168f9a6a01bd9d4b4889
Error: No such container: 5e4e384893f9fc28771285d03d6eac0bd9b6320710b5168f9a6a01bd9d4b4889
SSH session disconnected
SSH reconnecting...
SSH session disconnected
SSH reconnecting...
SSH session disconnected
SSH reconnecting...
SSH session disconnected
SSH reconnecting...
I was able to work around this issue by connecting the devices to my local machine and setting the corresponding serial numbers manually
rtl_eeprom -s 00001090
rtl_eeprom -s 00000978
However, dump978-fa doesn't successfully start:
dump978-fa /start.sh: line 66: 14 Bus error /usr/bin/dump978-fa --sdr driver="$DUMP978_DRIVER" --raw-port 0.0.0.0:30978 --json-port 0.0.0.0:30979 --format CS8 --sdr-auto-gain
@ketilmo @Teko012 I guess for this the best way is to have a different state such as DUMP1090_ADD_SERIAL where it doesn't disable the service it just waits for user to interact with it (i.e. as per previous functionality?)
Or maybe there's a better way?
Perhaps in a refactoring further down the line if #126 introduced some kind of service container these configuration things that don't need anything persisting could perhaps move to that configuration container. But that's possibly overkill I'm not sure.
@lrehmann are you trying to run with dump1090 and dump978 but with two rtlsdr dongles connected? Or just one?
@shawaj attempting with 2 dongles connected. #137 will seem to fix the issue I had with setting the serial numbers (though I've manually set them outside the box, so this is no longer a problem for me).
Is there anything helpful I can provide to debug the Bus error (maybe driver error?) -- this occurred once I had the serial number manually set for both devices. Tried swapping the devices (updated the serial numbers on each) thinking it could be hardware related, but I had the same error.
Sorry if I should have created a separate issue report for that...