Unifi Appiance issue

[irBosOtter]

I use a Unifi appliance for my home, been running it for over a year but now there is a issue, before I rebuild it anyone know how to fix this:

Suppose to show IP and interface name, I can ping it, so it still has an ip of 192.168.5.10



When I select 2 it just shows this:



Here's the details about the appliance if anyone is interested.

My Ubiquiti UniFi Appliance 3.0 – now even more super!

Update March 2021 The share hosting the appliance OVA files was removed. Since the OVA’s were over a year old I have not uploaded them to a new share. There were some fixes that need to be do…

www.jpaul.me

 

[WAslayer]

Looks like this software or underlying dependencies may have updated recently, resulting in Python issues..

 

[irBosOtter]

Looks like this software or underlying dependencies may have updated recently, resulting in Python issues..

Yeah I unfortunatly don't know crap about Ubunu, will be easier to rebuild then haha

 

[WAslayer]

Yeah I unfortunatly don't know crap about Ubunu, will be easier to rebuild then haha

It's not Ubuntu specific.. It's a missing module called yaml for Python..

You could try the following commands, if you have terminal access:

sudo pip install pyyaml

You may or may not get an error about pip not being installed..

 

[irBosOtter]

It's not Ubuntu specific.. It's a missing module called yaml for Python..

You could try the following commands, if you have terminal access:

sudo pip install pyyaml

You may or may not get an error about pip not being installed..

Cool, moaned something about no python.... started installing it and at this point I think I screwed it completely haha

Thanks for the help though, think I will setup a vm backup for the appliance the going forward after the rebuild, do have a backup file so easy to re-deploy the appliance

 

[snowwolf]

is there enough free disk space on the appliance? that may be causing the issue.

 

[PsyWulf]

Not seeing anything particularly OTT value add the 'appliance' is adding
You could get this up and running in a docker on a VM or even WSL if you use windows10

The publicly maintained Unifi docker's kept pretty up to date and runs very lean on resources