Using dist3036, I get an error saving the internet settings.
The error is 'Error [object Object]'
The updated data does get saved in the Cumulus.ini.
I am using raspberrypi.
I tested in Windows and all fine. And also with dist3031 and that was fine.
Thanks
Philip
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Error saving Internet settings rpi
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Re: Error saving Internet settings rpi
It would be useful to Steve if you can upload the latest .txt file in MXdiags.
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Re: Error saving Internet settings rpi
Unfortunately there is not any MXdiags file written for this.
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Re: Error saving Internet settings rpi
Are there any errors in the F12 console in your browser?
Also check that you don't have zero or blank fields for any of the 'interval' fields, even if you are not using that facility - e.g. Awekas etc. They should get set to sensible defaults, but perhaps yours have not, for some reason.
Also check that you don't have zero or blank fields for any of the 'interval' fields, even if you are not using that facility - e.g. Awekas etc. They should get set to sensible defaults, but perhaps yours have not, for some reason.
I don't understand what you mean by this - Cumulus always starts a new MXdiags file when it starts up. If it's running, there should be a current MXdiags file.Unfortunately there is not any MXdiags file written for this.
Steve