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This seems to be another change in Raspberry Pi OS moving from bullseye (debian 11) to bookworm (debian 12): home directories have permission 700 by default, which means the web server cannot view the contents of SquishBox/ in your home directory. The installer has been updated to fix this - if you re-run the installer and just install the web server it should fix things. You could also just enter the command: sudo chmod g+rw /home/pi replacing |
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Setup: Raspberry Pi 4, RaspOS Lite (2023-10-10)
Fresh install of the script, pressed [Y] for Web server, but web server returning a
Root path not found
error (technically this is a 200).Running the
headlesspi.py
script directly (or via bashrc) seems to work:But no luck or obvious errors with the WebUI.
Thanks for the project, 🤞I can get this bit working! :)
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