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FreeNAS iocage Plugin #120
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@gt2416 I think the error is related to this issue with scapy I have done a test install of the plugin and got it running by replacing I found the easiest approach to install
For a long live access token replace that line with Note: I also suggest you install |
Thanks for the fast response.
I have tried setting the option --ignore-perms --root-allowed to see if this was a permission issue, but it didnt fix it. Edit: I just recreated the plugin and it works. (after using the wget to get the new scapy file) |
I'm pretty sure this a FreeNAS (iocage) issue. In general I've seen others report issues when trying to set an assigned IP address during creation. It seems like this works just fine for some people but for others it does not. I've always had good luck using the |
After further testing the original error exist in scapy 2.4.1 and 2.4.2. The last working version was
EDIT: I have updated the plugin script to (hopefully) handle this auto-magically. |
@Nekmo I think you can close this now. |
Thanks for the notice! it may be a bug in Scapy. I'll wait for a patched version. |
Using the plugin, amazon-dash service does not start. It results in this error :
It also spits out the same error if installed manually.
I think only the last few lines are relevant, I have not touched anything, just installed the plugin and added 1 Homeassistant command in the xml file.
Another question, In the config file, where it says legacy-api for HomeAssistant, is that where you put the newer access token ?
Thanks
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