Yes, it is a question now of why. I think the update script is not quite doing what it should wrt to git.
Sounds like running sudo pip install configobj would resolve that issue.
Acknowledging of course, the script still needs to be fixed. 
Yes but it may be it is completely the wrong branch so not necessarily the fix and also possibly needs to be pip3.
If the version number of the module that’s needed is known, it can be installed like this:
pip3 install 'PackageName==X.Y
AIUI, if Python 3 is running the script, the module needs to be installed with pip3.
No it is the emonhub repository that I think is wrong.
Precisely. It should be Python3 (that is the point of the update) so it should be pip3 which it will be if the install script is from the right branch of the repository and it has updated on disk correctly which I suspect it hasn’t (but TBC).
sorry for the blanking got kicked off for being a Newbie
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Ok so the problem is it cannot find the new files.
try
sudo apt update
then
cd /opt/openenergymonitor/EmonScripts/install
then
./emonhub.sh
sorry, errant hyphen
sudo apt update
do u want it all uplading
checked system Both CTs showing Power input
graph working ok
looks like its sorted
many thanx
Is this it
or do u want any more information
Great it is working.
Just one more thing please
systemctl status emonhub.service
