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not saving PDF report
Hello, is there anything i should enable to save PDF report?
inside the USB key i have under TinyCheck dir only : capture.pcap assets ( dir)
i do not see any pdf here. Thanks
running : sudo python3 /usr/share/tinycheck/analysis/analysis.py /tmp/63FF3B7D/
i get error on libpango :
File "/usr/share/tinycheck/analysis/analysis.py", line 71, in
Hi harut420, you need to upgrade with "apt-get upgrade" followed by "pip3 install -U django-weasyprint".
Greetings
Hi I'm having the same issue on a completely fresh installed Raspberry pi$4. Everything works in installation, updates, acquisition and analysis, but in the downloded file the pdf is missing. I've tried what @aostano suggested, but it didn't solve the problem.
Thanks for your help
Hi , it worked for me. Harut420
Errata corrige: With Raspbian Buster OS 32bit full, not lite you need to be logged in as pi user in console terminal and you need to upgrade with "sudo apt-get upgrade" followed by "sudo pip3 install -U django-weasyprint".
Greetings
@aostano I tried to fix the pdf issue with the recommended commands, but it didn't work. There's still no pdf report in the zip file.
I installed tinycheck on raspberry pi 3 and I have to admit that I didn't work with raspberry pi before
Same problem for me and
sudo apt-get upgrade
followed by
sudo pip3 install -U django-weasyprint
does not work. The package(s) failed to install initially. I rebooted and tried again and it seems to have installed without errors.
However, still no PDF report.
In my case the issue was caused by me not installing "Raspbian Buster OS 32bit full" (note the FULL!) Using the right OS, I've managed installing and using TinyCheck with no more issue.
In my case the issue was caused by me not installing "Raspbian Buster OS 32bit full" (note the FULL!) Using the right OS, I've managed installing and using TinyCheck with no more issue.
This isn't particularly helpful given that Pi OS Buster (Legacy) is no longer available as a full install (with recommend software). It is only available as "Lite" or "With Desktop". I'm using the January 2022 version of Buster, again the only version available.
Considering that Buster is considered a legacy OS it would be great for TinyCheck to be updated to support Bullseye.
The weasyprint version can be downgraded by the following command:
sudo pip3 install weasyprint==52.5
django-weasyprint complains that dependencies are not met, because weasyprint >= 53.0 are required but reporting works fine afterwards.
The weasyprint version can be downgraded by the following command:
sudo pip3 install weasyprint==52.5
django-weasyprint complains that dependencies are not met, because weasyprint >= 53.0 are required but reporting works fine afterwards.
Awesome, thanks! I've got everything working now. Next step is full testing on seeded devices. Then I can move on to user testing, to make sure that when in self service mode users don't have any difficulties.
Hello everyone in this thread!
We did a lot of work to improve TinyCheck installation process including dependencies resolution. We believe that this problem is already solved. So please try to reinstall TinyCheck.
Have a good day!