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Also how did you fix the issue you had earlier?


Did you just revert back to 1.25.0?
Very weird... restarting via command line (docker restart) and/or restarting individual services didn't help. However, pulling the POWER plug on off on the pi worked and everything is back to normal and I can access 3000/4000 as normal! http://raspberrypi.local:4000/

And yes for my previous issue I reverted back to 1.25.0 (was a while ago)
 
Very weird... restarting via command line (docker restart) and/or restarting individual services didn't help. However, pulling the POWER plug on off on the pi worked and everything is back to normal and I can access 3000/4000 as normal! http://raspberrypi.local:4000/

And yes for my previous issue I reverted back to 1.25.0 (was a while ago)
Weird. What commands did you use to restart the services & docker? Did you try a reboot before pulling the power? That's a better way to restart.
 
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Actually, I ran some tests in the instance and it can only access the local network. My x86 Ubuntu host is permanently connected to a VPN which may be why. If anyone has any experience with such a config, I’m all ears. Thank you.
Yep, Tesla blocked VPN access some time ago for me when I presented a UK address, but it was.ok with a USA address
 
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Yep, Tesla blocked VPN access some time ago for me when I presented a UK address, but it was.ok with a USA address
Actually, I ran some tests in the instance and it can only access the local network. My x86 Ubuntu host is permanently connected to a VPN which may be why. If anyone has any experience with such a config, I’m all ears. Thank you.
Had issues with them blocking a Dallas based VPN. So your VPN on device might be a blocker for you.
 
Hi everyone, had a quick read and a thorough google search of this thread export locations site:.https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/teslamate-megathread.191537 and can find no mention of the commands needed to export my list of charge sites/Geo-Fences.
I wish to do this to archive them and to add to them if needed.
Sorry, know little to nothing about postgres - the only dbs I have any familiarity with are MariaDB and MySQL.
Thanks in advance for any help you may be able to provide.
 
Hi everyone, had a quick read and a thorough google search of this thread export locations site:.https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/teslamate-megathread.191537 and can find no mention of the commands needed to export my list of charge sites/Geo-Fences.
I wish to do this to archive them and to add to them if needed.
Sorry, know little to nothing about postgres - the only dbs I have any familiarity with are MariaDB and MySQL.
Thanks in advance for any help you may be able to provide.
I generally just google for any PSQL specific commands e.g.

 
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I generally just google for any PSQL specific commands e.g.

I think the problem I have is Postgres is running in Docker not on the native OS so the COPY command can't find any path I enter.

ERROR: could not open file "/root/public.geofences.csv" for writing: Permission denied

HINT: COPY TO instructs the PostgreSQL server process to write a file. You may want a client-side facility such as psql's \copy.


Maybe it's off to the github site.
 
I think the problem I have is Postgres is running in Docker not on the native OS so the COPY command can't find any path I enter.

ERROR: could not open file "/root/public.geofences.csv" for writing: Permission denied

HINT: COPY TO instructs the PostgreSQL server process to write a file. You may want a client-side facility such as psql's \copy.


Maybe it's off to the github site.