no ip adress install on pi Topic is solved

[badair]

when i install domoticz , i don't get an ip adress. any idea?
The Pi has an working static ip address.

Is there an config file i can change?

[willemd]

When you log in into the Pi and type "ifconfig" at the command line, you will see the IP address of your Pi at the second line after wlan0, starting with inet (if it is connected via wifi).
Just put the IP address in front of the port number 8080, separated by a colon ":' and that will be the complete address for domoticz.

[badair]

When you log in into the Pi and type "ifconfig" at the command line, you will see the IP address of your Pi at the second line after wlan0, starting with inet (if it is connected via wifi).
Just put the IP address in front of the port number 8080, separated by a colon ":' and that will be the complete address for domoticz.

The Pi has an working ip address, static ip address, this address doesn't work.

[sailmich]

@badair
According to your screenshot of your domoticz installation is domoticz installed! What is the message when you write http://yourstaticipadress:8080 into Firefox or chrome or edge ......?

[badair]

@badair
According to your screenshot of your domoticz installation is domoticz installed! What is the message when you write http://yourstaticipadress:8080 into Firefox or chrome or edge ......?

1x2 1x8 XX XX refused to connect.
127 0 0 1 refused to connect.

[FireWizard]

Hi,

Follow the procedure described at: https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Lost_Username_Password.

Let us know.

Regards

[badair]

Hi,

Follow the procedure described at: https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Lost_Username_Password.

Let us know.

Regards

[Sjonnie2017]

Almost looks like you built from source. Did you?

It seems your pi is missing some packages. glibc springs to mind. What if you install the required packages?

[waltervl]

Is it on a fresh RPi OS? If yes, what OS is it? Seems like you are using a very old or a very new OS.

[willemd]

The instructions are with 3 times w, you typed 2x w.

-nowwpwd instead of -nowwwpwd

[badair]

Almost looks like you built from source. Did you?

It seems your pi is missing some packages. glibc springs to mind. What if you install the required packages?

I used the easy instal from domoticz.com

[badair]

The instructions are with 3 times w, you typed 2x w.

-nowwpwd instead of -nowwwpwd

same result

[badair]

Is it on a fresh RPi OS? If yes, what OS is it? Seems like you are using a very old or a very new OS.

linux 4.19.66

[Sjonnie2017]

Your kernel (mid 2019) corresponds to "Stretch" which is pretty outdated. Should you wish to update you could try:

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sudo apt update
sudo apt full-upgrade
sudo reboot

[FireWizard]

Hi,

Kernel 4.19.66 dates back to August 2019.
So this is more than 3years old!!!

What distribution is this? And on what device are you running this kernel?

Regards

[Sjonnie2017]

Hi,

Kernel 4.19.66 dates back to August 2019.
So this is more than 3years old!!!

What distribution is this? And on what device are you running this kernel?

Regards

Pi 3B (+?)
Raspbian Stretch

[badair]

solved it , new os.

thanks to all