Thanks. I'm sure this was caused by my stupidity in trying to install a plugin. In this case I was trying to install Filament Manager and not knowing what I'm doing I downloaded the files and from within Octoprint tried to run a file "setup.py"
Can you say more about using SSH, restarting in safe mode and how to correct the plugin not loading correctly (or point me to a tutorial)? I'm not sure how to do anything outside of the user interface.
So the easiest way (probably) for you to do this, is to edit config.yaml as the safe mode link says.
You can find it at home/pi/.octoprint/config.yaml - best if you are you using WinSCP (how did you get the log file?)
There you should (if I remember correctly) be able to edit config.yaml to include the safe mode line, if you want to activate safe mode.
To get rid of the plugin, navigate to /home/pi/.octoprint/plugins and delete the setup.py file from there.
If you want to know more about SSH and the command line, there is loads available on the internet, and its a good skill to have to deal with Raspberry Pi.
i have the same problem, but the thing is that the plugins folder is already empty, and i get the same message with @buckeyestargazer, after exactly the same update. after update it restarted and never came back.
and i am not pretty sure that the safe mode is working. i have the same message
This is the code in config.yaml
server:
startOnceInSafeMode: true
commands:
serverRestartCommand: sudo service octoprint restart
systemRestartCommand: sudo shutdown -r now
systemShutdownCommand: sudo shutdown -h now
firstRun: false
incompleteStartup: true
onlineCheck:
enabled: true
pluginBlacklist:
enabled: true