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gopro serve - web-server blocks when starting up #3
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Thanks for the feedback. You're describing my dev machine, so that's good. :) I think one of the problems is that it's not a very good log message. At that point, you should be able to go to http://localhost:8008/ and see the UI. Does this work? |
Thanks dustin for your super fast reply! :) Yes my problem was the port. Tried 80, 8000, 8080, 8050... xD I was just missing this one! It works great, thanks for sharing your work! I think it can be closed 👍 |
Awesome, thanks. I probably also would've forgotten how to connect to it, so it's a good idea to be clearer. |
Hello and first thing first: thanks for the huge work. This tool could be very time-saving for a lot of people!
I'm working on a Mac M1 with Big Sur 11.0.1.
I've installed ffmpeg, and followed the instruction provided here. All seemed to have worked fine.
I've also added to path the gopro user directory, as suggested.
Unfortunately when I launch the webUI with
gopro serve
the terminal remains blocked with no other information (even with--verbose
).I: Starting web server
Syncing (even if not all files are read, maybe the ReelSteadyGO ones) seems to work fine.
I would like to use the webGUI to batch download date-filtered files
How could I fix it? Am I missing something?
Thank you so much
Thanks Dustin for the amazing work! Can't understand why I added only the 10th star...
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