Issue when running containers through docker-compose up

[aroop-biswal-vts]

We are attempting to run this project on this setup: Software: Latest commit on main branch as of today. OS - arm64 (2021-10-30 Bullseye) Hardware - RaspberryPi4

When running docker-compose up, the images are successfully pulled. When running the images, however, we get some errors such as:

" ERROR:root:Unable to detect Coral boardFailed to load delegate from libedgetpu.so.1"

"cp: can't stat '/etc/letsencrypt/live/broker.mqtt.local/*.pem': No such file or directory mqtt_1 | cat: can't open '/run/secrets/mqtt_user': No such file or directory mqtt_1 | cat: can't open '/run/secrets/mqtt_pass': No such file or directory"

"axis-ptz_1 | raise ValueError('Invalid host.') axis-ptz_1 | ValueError: Invalid host. "

These errors raised a few questions:

1. Do we need to have a coral board?
2. Is a GPS device required for this project?
3. If a GPS device is required, is there a way to run the project by disabling the need for the GPS?

We are a small group working on our summer internship research project and would greatly appreciate any guidance with getting this project set up. We would appreciate a point of contact and are open to receiving any communications through my email: [email protected].

Thank you for your time!

[mchadwick-iqt]

Hi @aroop-biswal-vts - we're making some updates today to get this to a state where it will just come online. @meadej will be addressing. To answer your questions:

1. You don't need a coral board, we accidentally merged some dev work into the main branch. This will be addressed today
2. We are deprecating GPS support - we did not find it to be accurate enough to reliably get aircraft in frame when zoomed in tight. We generally use a surveyed position from google maps and put the lat/long into the .env file
3. You can delete the EGI container from the docker-compose file.

[meadej]

Hi @aroop-biswal-vts - thank you for bringing up these issues and for your patience.

As @mchadwick-iqt mentioned above, we have placed some current development work under the main branch. For immediate use in the field, we have set-up a stable branch which will work directly out of the box and have cut a release, SkyScan Version 2.1, which uses proven-stable containers tested in our lab.

To use this branch, reference the docker-compose.yml file included here and ensure that you have environment variables configured as shown in the example here, paying particular attention to the RELEASE_NAME variable.

Let us know if you have any further questions - they are greatly helpful in our work to build out documentation and improve stability.

Thank you!