rMpp support
I use the WIndows Subsystem for Linux with Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS in Windows 10 to connect to the remarkable 2 Version 3.10.2.2063 I have via ssh. Running wget -q https://github.com/rM-self-serve/webinterface-onboot/releases/latest/download/install-webint-ob.sh && bash install-webint-ob.sh on the user root reliably produces the following error
Install webinterface-onboot v1.2.4
This program will be installed in /home/root/.local/bin /home/root/.local/bin will be added to the path in ~/.bashrc if necessary
install-webint-ob.sh: line 104: /home/root/.local/share/rM-self-serve/wget: cannot execute binary file: Exec format error sha256sum did not pass, error downloading webinterface-onboot Exiting installer and removing installed files
I'd guess the .yml file does not populate the install file?, unfortunately I am new to github and wasn't able to find an answer by googeling or asking ChatGpt, any ideas on how to fix this or is it due to the remarkable version?
Thanks for the report. This is an issue with the wget binary we use, as the one that is provided on the device is limited in functionality. It is compiled for the arm32 architecture of the older devices rather than the arm64 of the rMpp. I will look into the issue this week.
Maybe I'm missing something, but since the provided wget doesn't implement TLS, how does the initial command to download the bash script even work?
wget -q https://github.com/rM-self-serve/webinterface-onboot/releases/latest/download/install-webint-ob.sh
When I try that, it complains about lacking TLS implementation. I understand the script tries to pull down a version of wget with TLS, but I'm not tracking how it would successfully download the script in the first place.
@stephenpapierski This is an issue with newer versions, while I don't understand why, this did use to work. I am currently updating the repo to accommodate this.
Hi, this has been a few months, I came here from https://github.com/rM-self-serve/webinterface-wifi as it has rmpp support and this doesn't, without onboot it doesn't make much sense to have the web interface on wifi if it can only be used while connected via USB.
@rM-self-serve I'm like stephen, not sure where the actual issue is from those messages. How can I help?