Read the statement by Michael Teeuw here.
AlexaPi
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@johnnyboy dunno why, guess i make a mistake. but now i reinstall AlexaPi and make everythink step by step and i have error when i use to use my LocalIp:5050
my config is
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@johnnyboy ill wait mby it will be ok. But i found at forum somethink like this" Description of problem:
If you already have a config file the installer will ask if you want to Keep, Edit or Delete, choosing Keep it does exit the installer even if there is no token saved in the config file. You need to run manually python auth_web.py to finish the configuration."
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@johnnyboy thx so ill just wait for Amazon response . Thx for Your time!
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Not completly sure about this but the http server : 5055 might just be the port AlexaPi using to comunicate with the MagicMirror module MMM-AlexaPi . I do have the same message and it doesn’t prevent AlexaPi to work
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Guys i get a little succes.
I got the token from amazon, i set the sound and when i start alexa service she is active but i got rly nasty problem with this port 5055. I have no idea what to do next
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@davidrq7 This mean you have already an instance of alexaPi running. reboot or kill the already running alexapi
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Y, but even when i stop alexa service and start it again it looks all the same. Any sugestions? :) im getting closer to the end ^^
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@johnnyboy i’ll check this tomorrow by using sudo netstat -lnptu to check which application is blocking 5055 or 5050 port
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i had errors installing the current version 1.5, so I reverted back to v1.4 which is much more stable. this is the version that I am currently running flawlessly.
cd /opt/AlexaPi sudo git checkout v1.4I hope this helps
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This is what i got when i used netstat. Dont know what should i do next?
Edit: Allright i found something. sudo nano /etc/opt/AlexaPi/config.yaml at bottom is a line with numer 5055 so i change it for 5050. Diging more …;)
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Found another intresting thing at forum.
“I’m expecting there’s a significance in which user is starting AlexaPi.
The service is started by user alexapi, but when you start it from the terminal, with “sudo”, you’re starting it as root.”
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@davidrq7 Wait, are you still on your connexion issue ? Or it’s a sound issue ? Because the user might be an issue for the sound, but it’s unlickly to be an issue for the connexion
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