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Kal, I'm not a big IT guy. So not sure what's going on, but now even with the Ethernet cable plugged in. shows eth0: Configured 169.254.191.221/16. But when I run ping www.google.com i get the following response: ping: unknown host www.google.com It appears as I'm not getting any internet...

Kal, I think it's some sort of wifi issue. I just plugged in my Ethernet cord and have no problem. Gary

inet addr:192.168.1.139 Bcast:192.168.1.255 Mask:255.255.255.0 It shows I have a connection, the USB wifi is blinking, but when I type either ping www.google.com or sudo ping www.google.com, it shows I have a connection, but when I hit Cntl-C it says 20 packets transmitted, 4 received, 80%...

Is this normal during an install? It's been doing this for over 15 minutes.

it seems like every time i assign a static ip for wifi, I lose internet capability. I can't Ping in a terminal, and I can't get anywhere in a web browser.

Humm, Since I'm starting over, I wonder if I should wait until you publish the guide and use php7 with stretch. Will it work on the rpi2 or is it rpi3 specific?

I've almost been doing that. The only thing I didn't do was the /24 at the end of the IP. Here's the steps I've been following: The first step is to find out your default gateway IP. This is the local IP address of your network router. The computers on your network use it to communicate with...

I ended up starting the install from scratch, but I have a question. It seems like when I go in and set a static IP for the pi, I have constant intermitent internet connection. When I did set the static IP and rebooted the system, during the reboot it started running a long string of numbers...

I think I ran sudo ./jessie-setup

Here's the rollup from day_tripper on what you have to do to get rpints working on Jessie. The RaspberryPints installation procedure as documented was developed using Raspbian Wheezy on RPiB and RPi2B platforms. Since then, the warty Raspbian Jessie became the defacto standard, the RPiB and...

yes. I purchased the RP2B before anybody had RPints running on a RP3. I've had it for several months now and am just getting around to building it. I also had to purchase a USB wifi adapter and a USB keyboard/mouse.

Ok, I'm adding the flow meters. I followed all the steps in Step 9 for editing the raspberrypints.ino file. I was able to go under tools Board and select alamode, but when I go to Tools the Serial Port is grayed out so I can't select it. Only Serial Monitor is available. If I select that...

Assistance appreciated

finally got the tap list working, but on the my taps, it asks for keg number and has a select one box. When I click it the only option is "Select One" so I can't select a keg number. What am I missing.

Ok getting bit closer I hope. I went to https://github.com/RaspberryPints/RaspberryPints/releases and got the Hotfix 2.0.1 flow meter support once it downloaded, i clicked on show in folder and it shows me the file at /home/pi/Downloads/RaspberryPints-2.0.1.zip. and...

I ran sudo edit /etc/apache2/sites-available and it returned: Error: no "Edit" mailcap rules found for type "inode/directory" If i run sudo nano /etc/apache2/sites-available, it says that is a new directory, but there is nothing to edit. If I run sudo edit...

I'm having a problem with step 7 and using day_trippers pages. I have tried both of these: If you want to keep the document root at /var/www/html you have to change a pointer in the Python listener. Edit /var/www/html/python/flow_monitor.py Find these two lines: # Edit this line to point to...

Kal, I thought you only installed the dos2unix if you were using the rpi3. I' using rpi2. Will that have a negative impact if I'm on the rpi2?

I'm trying to get past step 6. Here's an image of what I'm getting as a return:

I've been following day_tripper's guidance and just finished step 5. Everything appears to have installed well. I have made a backup image and will start step 6 shortly. Have guests over and busy through Labor Day.