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unit antletsl.service entered failed state
Hello,
I have the following error message from journalctl -fu antletsl
unit antletsl.service entered failed state
antletsl.service failed
started antletsl service
traceback (most recent call last)
file /usr/local/bin antletsID, line 20, in <module>
import avahi, dbus
importError: no module named avahi
I'm having the same issue after upgrading to 2.0.0
It looks like the Python module avahi is not installed, and it's causing the antletsl service from starting.
I've been looking around the the web, and I can't find the module anywhere. Is there a version that can be distributed?
I think I might have this working now.
I downloaded this repo: https://github.com/lathiat/avahi as a ZIP, and extracted it to the root users home directory at /root/build/avahi-master. This contains the full avahi project, but you only need the Python bindings, which are in /root/build/avahi-master/avahi-python/avahi/
To install it (as root):
cd /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages
This is the directory that python2 will look for the avahi module, by default.
cp -r ~/build/avahi-master/avahi-python/avahi ./
This moves the avahi module folder and its contents of the site-packages folder.
After that, I was able to start antletsl using systemctl start antletsl.
this actually fixes the problem
yum install avahi-ui-tools
then restart antletsl
systemctl antletsl restart
I was also having this problem and came here looking for a solution before pestered Support. Can confirm that this fixes it. Not sure why that's not already present. Thanks!
