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Timeout means the Pi isn’t there (on the network) at all for some reason. common culprits:

  • you have the wrong IP address
  • sdcard failure
  • power supply failure

"Timeout means the Pi isn’t there (on the network) at all for some reason. common culprits:

  • you have the wrong IP address
  • sdcard failure
  • power supply failure"

Thanks for the info, obj. My location ip is static and appears to be working. I still get three green checks and my location seems to get pinged okay.

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vb77

Further diagnosis of this issue requires local access:
For Beginners - How-to SSH to RPi - Setup Putty in Windows

What is the address you are trying to access SkyView?
Can you press Ctrl-F5 on the page, i’d like to check if it loads at all without the cache.

Anyway, might be easier to just use a fresh image.
For Beginners - How to Get Back Existing Station Number in A Fresh Install

" Show the output for:

sudo journalctl --no-pager -u lighttpd
ls /etc/lighttpd/conf-enabled 
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Hi wiedehopf!  What is the expected output that this will generate from the raspberry?  I don't want to ignore your generous advice, but my station is in a bit of an out-of-the way location.  It is supposed to be "set and forget" so there is work involved in just pulling the sd card, much less using the interface quickly lol.

vb77

Copy that. Thanks again, wiedehopf!

“What is the address you are trying to access SkyView?”
http://192.168.0.22:8080

Just for good measure, let’s try:

http://192.168.0.22/dump1090-fa/

That and using ctl-F5 both loaded, but very slowly.

That means your network connection to the device is very slow.
Which also explains the timeout message.

Could be that it’s overheating?
Or the WiFi is just REALLY bad.
Try another WiFi channel or re-orient the Raspberry Pi, WiFi reception often gets better depending on RPi orientation.

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