Server error after running Flush script and flask.json admin IP edit

[InsaneHomer]

Hi there,
I've been running indi on a MeLE Quieter3Q - on a Debian 13 (up-to-date) install for a month or 2.

I intitially installed Debian to the 128GB SSD that came with the unit but also added a 512GB nvme. I'd not got around to using the nvme for indi storage and notice the primary disk was running low on space (91%).

Yesterday I ran the Flush Daytime script after making a copy of the files to the nvme. (I had to edit flask.json to add the admin network exceptions as suggested in issue #1222 to get the Flush to run since I was connecting via Tailscale)

Soon after I got a "Service Unavailable - The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems" from the instance. I left it for a couple of hours thinking it just might be under load but I've not been able to get it back since.

I'm the lastest version after doing the inline update via the GUI a couple of days ago (upgrade script states 'Detected INDI version: 2.1.8')

So far I've reboot the unit mutiple times, attempted a re-installation a couple of times (running setup.sh) and trying mutiple different options/scenarios. After the Web Authentication Question (answer: No)

I got the following error every time.

"**** Flask config ****
jq: parse error: Expected separator between values at line 90, column 15
The setup script exited abnormally, please try to run again..."

Since the error's suggesting flask script I removed the IP entries I'd added earlier to allow the Flush script to run and that allowed setup script to complete and I got the system back again after rebooting when setup had completed.

(the flush daytime appears to have worked too since disk capacity has dropped from 92% to 72%.)
But I'm now back to being unable to run it again and get "Request not from admin network (flask.json)"

I guess I should've just installed Debian to the larger disk to start with :/

[aaronwmorris]

It sounds like you had a JSON syntax error in /etc/indi-allsky/flask.json. Probably a missing comma. If you post your file with changes, I can probably help fix it.

I am guessing you are trying to add 100.64.0.0/10 to your networks list?

[InsaneHomer]

Aaron, thanks!

Yes, that was it. I'd copied this bit fine...

_"0.0.0.0/0",
"::/0"_

but negelected to add the comma on the precending line above! DOH!