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Updating live installation?
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Chris Wilson
04 January 2022
Newbie question, I havve been running the wsprdaemon for a long time but never updatd it, can I update a running, live installation remotely please? If so are there some idiot proof instructions anywhere please? I can log in the the pi OK remotely. Thanks and as healthy and happy a New Year as the situation allows :) -- Best regards, Chris mailto:chris@... |
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Rob Robinett
Here is how I would upgrade a v 2.x installation to v2.10k, ssh to the server, then: cd ~/wsprdaemon/ ./wsprdaemon.sh -z git pull ./wsprdaemon.sh -a On Tue, Jan 4, 2022 at 6:06 AM Chris Wilson <chris@...> wrote: 04 January 2022 --
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Rob, How to I check the cache? My system hasn't uploaded spots since
1308Z this morning.
Steve KD2OM On 1/4/22 2:31 PM, Rob Robinett wrote:
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Chris Wilson
Hello Rob,
Tuesday, January 4, 2022 OK, many thanks for the instructions, one thing though, how do I tell if the version I am running is a V2.* one, remotely please Rob? Did you ever manage to put an option in for no own call decodes? Thanks for the great software and all the best from England. 2E0ILY Best regards, Chris mailto:chris@... RR> Here is how I would upgrade a v 2.x installation to v2.10k, ssh to the server, then: RR> cd ~/wsprdaemon/ RR> ./wsprdaemon.sh -z RR> git pull RR> ./wsprdaemon.sh -a RR> On Tue, Jan 4, 2022 at 6:06 AM Chris Wilson <chris@...> wrote: RR> 04 January 2022 RR> RR> RR> Newbie question, I havve been running the wsprdaemon for a long RR> time but never updatd it, can I update a running, live RR> installation remotely please? If so are there some idiot proof RR> instructions anywhere please? I can log in the the pi OK remotely. RR> RR> Thanks and as healthy and happy a New Year as the situation allows :) RR> RR> RR> RR> -- RR> RR> RR> Best regards, RR> Chris mailto:chris@... RR> RR> RR> RR> RR> RR> RR> |
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Rob Robinett
./wsprdaemon.sh -V (that is a capital 'V') will display the version number. I'll put a 'no same call' option in WD V3.0, but I think it is useful so I won't make it the default. wspnet.org drops such calls, but the wsprdaemon extend spots database keeps them. On Tue, Jan 4, 2022 at 8:00 AM Chris Wilson <chris@...> wrote: Hello Rob, --
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Chris Wilson
Great, my thanks again to you Rob.
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Chris Wilson
Hello Rob,
Tuesday, January 4, 2022 I am getting this response, apologies Linux is a mystery to me.... pi@raspberrypi:/home/chris/wsprdaemon $ git pull fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git Best regards, Chris mailto:chris@... RR> Here is how I would upgrade a v 2.x installation to v2.10k, ssh to the server, then: RR> cd ~/wsprdaemon/ RR> ./wsprdaemon.sh -z RR> git pull RR> ./wsprdaemon.sh -a RR> On Tue, Jan 4, 2022 at 6:06 AM Chris Wilson <chris@...> wrote: RR> 04 January 2022 RR> RR> RR> Newbie question, I havve been running the wsprdaemon for a long RR> time but never updatd it, can I update a running, live RR> installation remotely please? If so are there some idiot proof RR> instructions anywhere please? I can log in the the pi OK remotely. RR> RR> Thanks and as healthy and happy a New Year as the situation allows :) RR> RR> RR> RR> -- RR> RR> RR> Best regards, RR> Chris mailto:chris@... RR> RR> RR> RR> RR> RR> RR> |
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Rob Robinett
Hi Chris, No apologies are needed. Your installation must not have been from executing 'git clone ....', so your ~/wsprdaemon directory has no 'git' information in it. Here is how I would install v2.10k while preserving the existing config file: cd ~/wsprdaemon/ ./wsprdaemon.sh -z cd ~ mv ~/wsprdaemon ~/wsprdaemon.save cp ~/wsprdaemon.save/wsprdaemon.conf ~/wsprdaemon/wsprdaemon.conf cd ~/wsprdaemon/ ./wsprdaemon.sh -a Rob On Wed, Jan 5, 2022 at 3:41 AM Chris Wilson <chris@...> wrote: Hello Rob, --
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Chris Wilson
Hello Rob,
Wednesday, January 5, 2022 Thank you, your support (and patience) are a credit to you! :) Best regards, Chris mailto:chris@... RR> Hi Chris, RR> No apologies are needed. Your installation must not have been RR> from executing 'git clone ....', so your ~/wsprdaemon directory has no 'git' information in it. RR> Here is how I would install v2.10k while preserving the existing config file: RR> cd ~/wsprdaemon/ RR> ./wsprdaemon.sh -z RR> cd ~ RR> mv ~/wsprdaemon ~/wsprdaemon.save RR> git clone https://github.com/rrobinett/wsprdaemon.git RR> cp ~/wsprdaemon.save/wsprdaemon.conf ~/wsprdaemon/wsprdaemon.conf RR> cd ~/wsprdaemon/ RR> ./wsprdaemon.sh -a RR> Rob RR> On Wed, Jan 5, 2022 at 3:41 AM Chris Wilson <chris@...> wrote: RR> Hello Rob, RR> RR> Tuesday, January 4, 2022 RR> RR> I am getting this response, apologies Linux is a mystery to me.... RR> RR> pi@raspberrypi:/home/chris/wsprdaemon $ git pull RR> fatal: not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git RR> RR> RR> Best regards, RR> Chris mailto:chris@... RR> RR> RR>> Here is how I would upgrade a v 2.x installation to v2.10k, ssh to the server, then: RR> RR> RR>> cd ~/wsprdaemon/ RR>> ./wsprdaemon.sh -z RR>> git pull RR>> ./wsprdaemon.sh -a RR> RR> RR>> On Tue, Jan 4, 2022 at 6:06 AM Chris Wilson <chris@...> wrote: RR> RR>> 04 January 2022 RR>> RR>> RR>> Newbie question, I havve been running the wsprdaemon for a long RR>> time but never updatd it, can I update a running, live RR>> installation remotely please? If so are there some idiot proof RR>> instructions anywhere please? I can log in the the pi OK remotely. RR>> RR>> Thanks and as healthy and happy a New Year as the situation allows :) RR>> RR>> RR>> RR>> -- RR>> RR>> RR>> Best regards, RR>> Chris mailto:chris@... RR>> RR>> RR>> RR>> RR>> RR>> RR>> RR> RR> RR> RR> RR> RR> RR> RR> RR> |
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