You can create a simple python script to check tensorflow installation
import tensorflow as tf print tf.VERSION
i have experienced permission issue while trying to use openhab with exec binding
first of all you can always check the permissions by “sudo -u”.
For example
sudo -u openhab /usr/bin/python /home/pi/testscript.py
to guarantee fixing the permissions issue of openhab, i did a couple thing, all of them were needed
you should also do these steps
1-) copy your scripts to /etc/openhab2 folder, and use them there if possible
2-) grant scripts permissions like this
sudo chown openhab testscript.py sudo chmod 777 testscript.py sudo chmod a+x testscript.py
3-) edit config file and change user and usergroup to root from openhab
sudo nano /etc/default/openhab2
OPENHAB_USER=root OPENHAB_GROUP=root
4-) add openhab user to sudoers
sudo adduser openhab sudo
5-) open this file with
sudo visudo
and edit this like the example below
openhab ALL = NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/python, /usr/bin/sh
6-) restart openhab service after all these steps
sudo service openhab2 restart
I was trying to install pyA20 python module for orange pi zero (ubuntu server os)
i had this error
python arm-linux-gnueabihf-gcc exit status 1 orangepi
and people always say “you should install python-dev” on all the forums
i had damn python-dev installed 🙂 it was so annoying to see a non-working solution everywhere
anyway, i wanned to share my solution
For me removing the libi2c-dev package solved the problem.
sudo apt-get remove libi2c-dev
There was a child.
And the child was alone,
In a crowded but a lonely world.
The child didn’t scare,
Cause you gotta have someone to scare,
Something,
You must have something,
That would save you from silence,
The child knew that,
The real scary thing was the silence itself
The child didn’t scare
Cause you gotta have someone to scare,
Someone to take you away
Someone to speak,
Someone to fear,
Someone to make you feel,
Someone to save you.
The child was alone,
In a crowded but a lonely world.
A crowded, quiet world.