openwrt

[aws-spark]

I would love to be able to use this on a gl.inet travel router running openwrt. After installing python though, it seems that nothing happens when I run the .py. Planning a family trip to Europe, was gonna take this travel router and ssd - it'd be cool if the family could easily connect with copyparty and push all their photos each day to the ssd etc. Will do some more testing on other asus routers running openwrt as well.
Hopefully it's something simple to sort out, but would apreciate some pointers.

[9001]

might be worth a shot to try the zipapp instead, sounds like the kind of situation where it has a better chance of working. Keep me posted how it goes!

[aws-spark]

thanks for this, it works perfectly, was user error of course. The available ram is not much, but yeah happy, will play around and get a config in use etc. Thanks for this software, will greatly help the family holiday I hope, and we can quickly share each others photos/video etc.

root@GL-MT3000:/tmp/mountd/disk1_part1# python3 copyparty.pyz

[ZIP] build-time: 2025-07-30, 21:56:52 UTC, 1753912612
[ZIP] python-bin: /usr/bin/python3

warning: Unable to store config in [/root/.config] due to FileNotFoundError(2, 'No such file or directory'). Using [/tmp/copyparty] for config; filekeys/dirkeys will change on every restart. Consider setting XDG_CONFIG_HOME or giving the unix-user a ~/.config/

copyparty v1.18.7 "logtail" (2025-07-30)
CPython v3.11.10 on Linux64 [GCC 13.3.0]
sqlite 3.49.1*1 | jinja 2.11.3 | pyftpd 1.5.10 | tftp 0.4.0

no arguments provided; will use --qr -p80,443,3923 --ign-ebind

2025-07-31
11:38:55.199 root WARNING: --th-ram-max is very small (0.30 GiB); will not be able to generate audio waveforms or spectrograms
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both the .py and .pyz work fine. I think this is pretty great use-case to setup to use router storage.