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Create new influxdb container on Raspberry Pi using the latest docker image for 1.7.9 (OR install Influxdb on Raspberry Pi 4 using .arm64 zip package for 2.0-Beta)
Insert few rows of data into a measurement in a bucket
Run sum() and mean() queries on the measurement
Expected behavior:
Should correctly calculate the sum/mean result as it does for the 1.7.9 or 2.0-Beta amd64 installations.
Actual behavior:
Error: unknown server error: 500 Internal Server Error (on 1.7.9 docker)
Error: panic: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference (on 2.0-Beta)
Environment info:
OS: Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)
*First Raspberry Pi
I'm having this issue as well. This is on an old ODroid C1+ and I was about to confirm on RPi3 but it seems it's architecture-specific. InfluxQL query works fine with sum(). Also affects Flux aggregateWindow(). Without these aggregations the data is returned properly.
Thank you @russorat for acknowledging the issue. I was hoping that it would be addressed soon, or if there is a quick fix that I can try, I'd be happy to help!
@dhruvsgarg@p0wertiger So i chatted with the Flux team and it looks like Flux doesn't yet support the ARM architecture. I've opened a feature request in the Flux repo. Please follow the progress there: influxdata/flux#2505
I'm going to close this for now. Please join us in the community Slack channel if you have more questions about running on ARM. https://influxdata.com/slack
Steps to reproduce:
Expected behavior:
Should correctly calculate the sum/mean result as it does for the 1.7.9 or 2.0-Beta amd64 installations.
Actual behavior:
Error: unknown server error: 500 Internal Server Error (on 1.7.9 docker)
Error: panic: runtime error: invalid memory address or nil pointer dereference (on 2.0-Beta)
Environment info:
OS: Raspbian GNU/Linux 10 (buster)
*First Raspberry Pi
*Second Raspberry Pi
Config:
Modified influxdb.conf to enable flux. (for version 1.7.9 docker)
[http]
flux-enabled = true
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