Hi,
I’m trying to the Python library on my Pi running the latest version of Raspian (I had to reinstall today due to an issue). It’s a fresh install. As part of securing my pi (since it’s possible to ssh into it) I removed the default user ‘pi’.
When I run the install script I get the following output:
Updating GoPiGo3 for master branch with the following options:
--no-dependencies=false
--no-update-aptget=false
--bypass-rfrtools=false
--bypass-python-rfrtools=false
--bypass-gui-installation=false
--user-local=false
--env-local=false
--system-wide=true
Using "master" branch
Options used for RFR_Tools script: "--system-wide master --use-python3-exe-too --update-aptget --install-deb-deps --install-python-package --install-gui"
main: line 164: /home/pi/.tmp_rfrtools.sh: Permission denied
Installing RFR_Tools. This might take a while..
bash: /home/pi/.tmp_rfrtools.sh: No such file or directory
rm: cannot remove '/home/pi/.tmp_rfrtools.sh': No such file or directory
RFR_Tools failed installing with exit code 127. Exiting.
It seems that user pi is hardcoded into the install script (a safe bet 99.9% of the time 
). However, this leaves in a difficult spot. Is there a way to install the Python library without the pi user? If not, would it work if I created the pi user, installed the software, and removed it again? Or would the install be just for that user?
Worst case scenario I remake my pi account, I’m not planning on leaving my pi on at all times at the moment anyways.
Thanks!