I restarted the Pi and noticed these out of memory items appearing on the consol they stopped when I stopped the addon
No I do not have MariaDB running. My machine is a Raspberry Pi4 (rpi4-64)
If I load MariaDB will that interfere with the SQLite Web
No it should not not interfere
if the mariadb addon is running fine, the log should be like that one :
core_mariadb_2024-05-02T14-33-00.714Z.txt (4.7 KB)
On that log extract, you see it is not failing on [Note] InnoDB: File system buffers for log disabled (block size=4096 bytes) like for the emoncms addon
It is just a test, after you can uninstall the mariadb addon
as you are running PI4, I don’t see what’s going wrong…
The only difference with my setup and yours is HA version. My setup is the following :
I’ve just tested on another arm64 machine (jetson nano), made a fresh pull of the alexjunk/emoncms:alpine3.19_emoncms11.5.0_1 image (the one you are using in the addon), launched a container and it is working, but block size is 512 not 4096
maybe try to uninstall and reinstall emoncms addon…
@JohnSchols : any progress on that ? Could you manage to make it work ?
working fine on my side with
@alexandrecuer Hi, thanks for the follow up. No, I haven’t managed to get it going so have put it aside. I don’t think I have enough nerve to tinker about too much. Thanks
Adding the Glances addon gives you a really good idea of what is happening re memory under the hood.
Okay, great I’ll give it a shot at the weekend
Brian or anyone else, can you help please. I’ve loaded Glances, set a user name and password in the configuration, restarted HA, but when i start Glances I’m getting a 502: Bad gateway error code.
Is there anything else I need to change in the configuration?
@JohnSchols : From my little experience with HA, Glances normally starts up without having to touch anything in the configuration. Did you face any troubles while installing HA ? I assume you followed one of these methods : Raspberry Pi - Home Assistant or Raspberry Pi - Home Assistant
