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Install script for Raspbian Buster - first steps and help appreciated! #564

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MiczFlor opened this issue Aug 18, 2019 · 10 comments
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@MiczFlor
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Hi everybody,
Thanks to @ckuetbach and @AdmiralVS I got something to work with when making a new one-line-install-script for the latest rapsbian release: buster.

It's currently only on the develop branch. How to use this version of the "one line install" see below or go straight to the wiki.

Help would be welcome to test and improve it. And even more welcome to migrate the new version to the +Spotify edition of the Phoniebox.

Things which might soon be known issues, at the moment the script works for me, though:

  • file upload does not work, because the php.ini was not replaced
  • static IP address assignment
  • ... add your findings here in the thread

Phoniebox Classic (buster):

cd; rm buster-install-*; wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/MiczFlor/RPi-Jukebox-RFID/develop/scripts/installscripts/buster-install-default.sh; chmod +x buster-install-default.sh; ./buster-install-default.sh
@MiczFlor MiczFlor changed the title Install script for Raspbian Buster - first steps and help needed! Install script for Raspbian Buster - first steps and help appreciated! Aug 18, 2019
@AdmiralVS
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The short version: Success! The slightly longer one: I didn't run the installer directly but executed all steps after the software installation one by one and got a box that was working; at least to the point where I can access the web interface and play music from there. I didn't try anything else, yet, and might not get around to doing so within the next weeks.
So: Thanks once more for another great piece of work!

@dMopp
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dMopp commented Sep 27, 2019

Well.. did this today without knowing that one..

Issues i had:

php packages --> Change to 7.3 instead of 7.0
modipy packag source --> changed to buster
lighttp --> config broken, fixed that with default values AND modified php-fpm to use php 7.3 socket

@MiczFlor
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Hi @dMopp
did you use the spotify version? I haven't made a spotify version for the install script.

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dMopp commented Sep 28, 2019 via email

@deisi
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deisi commented Nov 1, 2019

It works, but there are some quirks.
It e.g. sets the ownership of files in RPi-Jukebox-RFID/ to root. As a result logging wasn't working properly. As a fix i just chowned the complete folder after creation with:
sudo chown pi:pi RPi-Jukebox-RFID/

@JoeyRamone
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JoeyRamone commented Jan 5, 2020

First I want so say "Thank you" for all the time you've spent for this amazing project. I've started some days ago with an raspi 4 and tried the buster image... now I am totally confused and tried to install the spotify version several times without success.
My understanding was, that the one-line installation script with spotify for buster should work now, right?
I`ve used raspbian lite for the pi and found no GIT installation by default, so the script fails. after installation of GIT, some more steps working, but still a lot of failures. Before I go on, I would like to ask, if the spotify version is already "ready to go" or still to develop for buster? And if is should be based on raspbian lite, because of the missing git package?

I am new to raspi and programming....

@Squelsh
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Squelsh commented Jan 5, 2020

@JoeyRamone
At the current state there is a problem with incompatible library versions. See #688 (comment)

I still try to find a workaround by using older versions of Mopidy but until now I had no success.

@MiczFlor
Perhaps you want to put a hint in the Wiki that currently the one-line-installer fails with Buster?

@JoeyRamone
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@Squelsh Thanks for the info. I've just opened a new issue, before I saw your comment. Good to know.

@mikebarkmin
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@MiczFlor I have opend a pull request, which might solve some problems with mopidy3 #701

@s-martin
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s-martin commented Feb 19, 2020

As there's #721 this could be closed.

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