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Hello Oscar,
First I just wanted to say thank you for this wonderful piece of software. I had to wrestle with it a bit to get it to work, but it is finally functioning properly. You did truly excellent work in creating this.
I want to mention three small issues that I had so that they can maybe be mentioned in the readme to help others. I setup the dls service inside of a Debian 11 proxmox lxc container and followed the directions titled "Debian/Ubuntu (manual method using git clone and python virtual environment)".
The command that I needed to run to test the service was
sudo -u www-data /opt/fastapi-dls/venv/bin/uvicorn main:app --app-dir=/opt/fastapi-dls/app, and this was after I had installed sudo withapt install sudo. Thesuversion of the command requires the www-data user to have a login shell, which is not ideal for security. The -c argument for sudo is not valid with the version of sudo on Debian 11.I didn't realize that I needed to change the DLS_URL variable in the config file until after I checked the logs on my Windows 10 client and saw that it was trying to authenticate at localhost. I also noticed that in the OpenSUSE Leap directions you had a comment in the config file:
# Adjust DSL_URL as needed (accessing from LAN won't work with 127.0.0.1)These were the clues I needed to get things working. Could this comment also be added to the config file section of the Debian/Ubuntu manual directions?When I initially ran the
chowncommand as part of the "Install FastAPI-DLS" section of the directions, this did not set the permissions on the db.sqlite file. I believe that this database file wasn't created yet at the time that I ran thechowncommand while following the directions. When I was trying to authenticate my Windows 10 client, they kept failing. I didn't realize why this was happening until I checkedsystemctl status fastapi-dls.serviceand saw errors sayingsqlite3.OperationalError: attempt to write a readonly database. I reran thechowncommand mentioned in the "Install FastAPI-DLS" section of the directions, rebooted, downloaded a new client token on my win10 client, restarted the service, and then everything worked perfectly.Thanks again!
hi @AbsolutelyFree , sorry for replying so late but somehow I forgot about this Gitea instance 🤦🏻♂️
so which command works for you?
done, thx!
I think this maybe comes with your fist issue. Maybe "sudo" dose not work properly and the database was created by root user?
thx for your feedback!
I am also guilty of forgetting about this issue, apparently I didn't setup email notifications so my apologies!
The final command that I had needed to run was
sudo -u www-data /opt/fastapi-dls/venv/bin/uvicorn main:app --app-dir=/opt/fastapi-dls/app. I am not sure exactly why I needed a different command than what the readme.md stated, this was a long time ago that I set this up. I see that the readme.md and the program itself have been updated heavily since then, so this issue can be closed. It is likely no longer relevant.I can report that I have been running the version of the program that I installed 9 months now without a single issue this entire time without a single issue. I will be rebuilding my Proxmox cluster once version 8.1 comes out and will be setting up the latest version then. Thank you for such a valuable and reliable piece of software!