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v2.2.0 update problems (LC_ALL: cannot change local | Stuck at initialization) #1818
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Same issue. The workaround I tried (completed manual update, executed rm ~/.config/octodash/config.json, rebooted, and went through on screen setup) did not work. still stuck on initializing screen. |
same here. |
I also have this issue. |
same issue |
I got same issue. Updated it in the app and got the error. |
I tried this and now I'm stuck on initializing screen like @RNRMentor |
@jasonmacdonald I ended up using the uninstall script and did a clean install of OctoDash V2.2.0. Now everything is working. I did not explore further, but I suspect that the initialization error may be due to CORS not being enabled? |
The LC_ALL error is due to a misconfigured The stuck on initialization error is due to CORS not being enabled in the API Section (OctoPrint Settings) |
I can confirm this fix. After upgrade, when stuck on initialization screen, go into OctoPrint -> settings -> API, and make sure the Allow CORS checkbox is checked. Then reboot. |
I already had that checked, update issue still remains for me. |
So you're still stuck on the initialization screen @csprocket777? |
Ah ok, that's the update error. If you fixed your |
I thought I had my locale set. How should I check this? |
I also have CORS enabled but im still getting the error |
I had my local set, but I redid it to what was in the forum post on https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/43550/unable-to-reconfigure-locale-in-raspberry-pi and on restart that finally fixed the error. No clue why the en-GB that I already had uncommented wasn't working. But, doing the |
I had to follow this answer in order to get it working: https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/a/81765. For some reason the first answer didn't work for me, kept throwing this error despite me setting it to en_US.UTF-8
But once I followed the answer I linked, it allowed me to update OctoDash |
@csprocket777 by following the links posted here and checking whether your file look alright. If you don't feel like this, the manual update is still an option though. @ all Thanks for posting your tips here for other users! I'm going to keep this issue open and pinned for a week or two :). Feel free to post further findings if you have any! |
I followed everything here it its up and running again thank everyone. |
Followed the same answer as @NovaViper and once OctoDash rebooted, everything worked. |
I was stuck on the initializing screen after rebooting because I also had the LC_ALL Update Error. I did restart octoprint in Safe Mode, activated the CORS API in the Settings and update the locale as told in the above stackexchange links. Everything is running smoothly again now :) |
Same problem here. Finally I fixed it just by running via ssh the update script. |
I think most people upgraded by now (almost 4k downloads!). So I'm closing this here now. Sorry for all the hassle with the upgrade. |
Describe the bug
Trying to update via the UI results in a failure with the error
Can't install update!
with the warning/bin/bash:warning: setlocale: LC_ALL: cannot change locale (en-GB)
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior
Should update
General Information:
-OctoPi
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