[Support] Timelapse Broken

[Klikini]

I have been using OctoPrint for about a week, with timelapses working the whole time. Today, they are not rendering.

I have tried:

• updating OctoPi and sudo apt-get update
• deleting config.yaml and starting over

Bug report info:

1. What were you doing?
   Printing a .gcode file with zchange timelapse enabled
2. What did you expect to happen?
   Timelapse is rendered and saved.
3. What happened instead?
   No render notice, no timelapse in list later.
4. Branch & Commit or Version:
   1.1.1 master/OctoPi, 1.1.1-11-g6307b76 master/OctoPi
5. Printer model & used firmware incl. version
   Printrbot Simple Metal/Printrboard Rev F Marlin
6. Link to octoprint.log on gist.github.com or pastebin.com:
   https://gist.github.com/Klikini/49bd72cc863a620985ce
7. Link to contents of terminal tab on gist.github.com or pastebin.com:
   https://gist.github.com/Klikini/49bd72cc863a620985ce

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[foosel]

Did you by any chance try to print this file from SD card?

[Klikini]

No, I uploaded it to the RasPi and hit load & print. I don't do SD printing because I can't do timelapses.

Updated the gist at https://gist.github.com/Klikini/49bd72cc863a620985ce to include my config.yaml

[foosel]

I just pushed a bunch of changes I backported from the devel branch that make the whole timelapse capturing a bit more error resilient, and also fixed something else I just noticed which might happen rarely. Can you please update and test and if that solves your issues mark this ticket as closed? Thanks!

[Klikini]

Now on 1.1.1-11-g6307b76 (master branch).
Timelapse is still broken. Here is the log now: https://gist.github.com/Klikini/6ba9b5f9970a866529ba

[foosel]

That's not a bug though, that's your camera being unreachable:

14-12-28 00:07:21,501 - octoprint.timelapse - ERROR - Could not capture image /home/pi/.octoprint/timelapse/tmp/tmp_00000.jpg from http://192.168.1.102/image/jpeg.cgi, decreasing image counter again 
[...]
IOError: [Errno socket error] [Errno 113] No route to host

You'll have to debug that one on your end. Of no images can be captured at all, of course there can also be no time lapse.

[Klikini]

I went out and bought an ethernet switch so I could wire the camera/RasPi instead of WiFi, and now it works fine! Danke shön!