Hey all,
Just updated to the latest version of the Rpi edition of the software, however with this introduction we've had some issues with the virtual console section on the web interface.
If i click a scene that is triggered by a button on the web interface it will cause the "QLC+ Has lost connection" message and will crash the Pi (i need to verify this by attaching a HDMI, something i shall be doing tonight).
The Raspberry Pi is using a WiFI dongle connected to a router and is using Art-Net as an output. I'm sure this is something I am doing, i will be trying a fresh install at some point to ensure that i haven't done anything - just wanted to see if this was a known issue or if anyone has had a similar issue.
Crashes VIA web interface
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mcallegari
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The integrated web server has been completely rewritten, so if there is a crash case, it needs to be fixed.
If you can please provide a simple workspace to reproduce the issue, it would help to speed up the resolution.
Thanks
If you can please provide a simple workspace to reproduce the issue, it would help to speed up the resolution.
Thanks
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CTM Tom
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I am so sorry this has taken me so long to get back to you! Have been ill and then headed down to Prolight and sound for a week! Here is an example layout we were using:
http://www.upload.ee/files/5719545/test123.qxw.html
Just to clarify, it is the buttons that cause the disconnect, i believe the node needs to be connected for it to cause issues. At the moment I am going to downgrade on my main system and then use my test Pi and node to see if i can pin point whats causing it to be an issue.
Hopefully this helps, keep up the fantastic work!
EDIT: okay so i downgraded to the Raspberry Pi release before the latest and the crashes have seemed to have stopped. Going go load the latest on my test Pi and see what i get!
http://www.upload.ee/files/5719545/test123.qxw.html
Just to clarify, it is the buttons that cause the disconnect, i believe the node needs to be connected for it to cause issues. At the moment I am going to downgrade on my main system and then use my test Pi and node to see if i can pin point whats causing it to be an issue.
Hopefully this helps, keep up the fantastic work!
EDIT: okay so i downgraded to the Raspberry Pi release before the latest and the crashes have seemed to have stopped. Going go load the latest on my test Pi and see what i get!