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installation issues #34
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How are you running the satellites? Have you filled out their config files, or are you passing credentials via the cli? (Just wanna figure out which way's bugged) |
try using the pip packages, i need to take some more care with github, but github is essentially always WIP and in between versions, so i might break things anytime.... now that this is getting more traction i should create a master + dev branch in all repos to keep things organized for now its safest to use pinned versions from pip either way thanks for the heads up, i need to do a general cleanup of the packages and get them in sync, eg, some satellites depend on older versions of hivemind-core and some dependencies changed / were removed |
I have tried changing the config files, and running the config from the cli. I have tried the git repositories and the pip installations. They both give the same error. My test satellite is my laptop running manjaro |
I'm looking again at the instructions. When adding keys, do I do a separate key for each device? Or do I change just the single entry and connect the satellites to that key and crypt? Edit: Getting closer. Found out that Python 3.9 does not have a Twisted package Working on it again |
It was mentioned in the chat that I may need to be using 16 characters for my access_key and crypto_key. I tried that and ended with the same errors. On my server:
And my client:
Maybe you can scroll the error here easier. |
You need to include |
Heh. I thought we had closed this a long time ago. That's embarrassing, but thanks for dropping an answer, which we should have done when we should have closed it 😶 For future readers, you should also be able to omit the protocol, and just feed it the IP address. If not, open an issue 😉 |
Not sure where else to ask this other than maybe a chatroom, but I'll start here.
I have a Mycroft instance running on an OpenSuse server, I cloned this repository according to your directions and the HiveMind-core seems to be running correctly also.
My issue is connecting to the core from a satellite. I have changed the credentials accordingly, but when I run either the Hive cli, or the Hive voice, I get the same error.
TypeError: init() got multiple values for argument 'crypto_key'
Any ideas?
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