thanks for your great work! I just tried to install the touch display plugin to use the official raspberry touch display on a rpi3 / hifiberry dac+ with a freshly installed volumio-2.001-2016-10-15. The files are downloaded but when installing the dependencies, I simply get “Error” :
Downloading plugin at http://volumio.github.io/volumio-plugins/plugins/volumio/armhf/miscellanea/touch_display/touchdisplay.zip
END DOWNLOAD: http://volumio.github.io/volumio-plugins/plugins/volumio/armhf/miscellanea/touch_display/touchdisplay.zip
Creating folder on disk
Unpacking plugin
Checking for duplicate plugin
Copying Plugin into location
Installing dependencies
The folowing error occurred when installing the plugin: Error
Does anyone know more about that “Error”? Does it help to install any dependency manually? If so, what are the dependencies?
Best,
oli
same problem here with spotify plugin. Tried to install dependencies, you can find them in the install.sh in the zip file mentioned in the installation details. The repo.volumio.org/Packages/Spop tar.gz file mentioned in the install is still available, so this couldnt be the problem…
It would be nice if there was a manual install option, but i can’t find a simple explanation at volumio.github.io/docs/Plugin_S … rview.html. Installing tar file isn’t sufficient, the files in the zip file should get a place too. Where in /data/plugins/ isn’t exactly clear.
To (temporary) reset password use sudo, otherwise the message "new password is too simple wil occur:
sudo passwd volumio
It would be nice to have an appropriate message about this. A field to enter the password during installation when this error occurs, would even be better!
marcos, you made my day! thank you so much for your hint. just did a fresh install of 2.011 and installed the plugin before changing the password - it worked like a charm and the display now shows the web-ui yeaha
In other words, I just removed the word obscure. Then I reset the password and installed the plugins. Then I changed the password back to a more secure one, and reinstated the obscure parameter in /etc/pam.d/common-password.