I run my TomSparkBox on a Debian 13 VM. I only have the VM running when I need it. Whenever I start the dashboard after booting the VM, the 'Tour' dialog box comes up. Whenever I select "Skip Tour" there is a brief message displayed at the top right of the dashboard that says something like "couldn't save skip tour", or something like that. The tour dialog shows up again whenever I boot up and log into the dashboard. Any way to stop the dialog box from showing each time?
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Chris wrote:
Thanks for the detailed report - that error means the box couldn't save your Skip choice, so it just pops the tour back up next time you boot. Nothing broke on your end. I don't have a confirmed fix yet, so I don't want to guess and send you down the wrong path - I've flagged this to Tom to dig into why that save is failing on your setup. If you get a chance, checking your dashboard container logs right after you hit Skip for a line mentioning 'wizard skip failed' would help nail it down faster.
The_L wrote:
I have same problem on ugeen nas installed straight into the ugos so it will not be just a vm think. Its huge issue but it is a bit annoying.
Chris wrote:
Thanks for confirming — that's genuinely useful, it tells us this isn't a VM-only quirk since you're seeing it on a straight UGOS install too. I've added your report to the one flagged with Tom so whoever looks at the save failure knows it hits more than one setup. No fix to hand you yet, sorry — just keep hitting Skip each boot for now, it's not breaking anything else.
Wolf21 wrote:
installed the updates and rebooted the VM. The "Tour" dialog popped up. Clicked the skip button and the message at the top right briefly appeared. Checked the Dashboard logs and nothing mentions a 'wizard'. Also scanning the logs doesn't reveal anything that may be related.
Chris wrote:
Thanks for checking - that result actually helps narrow it down. No mention of 'wizard' anywhere probably means the save request isn't even reaching that part of the code, which usually points to something stopping it earlier rather than the save itself breaking. Could you press F12 to open your browser's dev tools, click the Network tab, hit Skip Tour again, find the wizard/skip request in the list, and tell me the status number shown next to it? That'll tell us exactly where it's getting stuck.