Chirpstack-gateway-bridge on Kerlink IOT station

Hi,
I installed the chirpstack-gateway-bridge on a Kerlink IOT station (fw 3.6) using the steps described in https://www.chirpstack.io/gateway-bridge/gateway/kerlink/.
If I manually launch it from the console it works correctly but it doesn’t start automatically at reboot, so I take a look inside the start.sh and executing one of the command inside it:
/mnt/fsuser-1/chirpstack-gateway-bridge/bin/chirpstack-gateway-bridge --mqtt-server tcp://x.x.x.x.eu-west.compute.amazonaws.com:1883
I get
Error: unknown flag: --mqtt-server
Usage:
chirpstack-gateway-bridge [flags]
chirpstack-gateway-bridge [command]
Available Commands:
configfile Print the ChirpStack Gateway Bridge configuration file
help Help about any command
version Print the ChirpStack Gateway Bridge version
Flags:
-c, --config string path to configuration file (optional)
-h, --help help for chirpstack-gateway-bridge
–log-level int debug=5, info=4, error=2, fatal=1, panic=0 (default 4)

It seems that it doesn’t recognize the --mqtt-server flag.
The version is
/mnt/fsuser-1/chirpstack-gateway-bridge/bin/chirpstack-gateway-bridge version
3.4.1

Thanks,
Gianluigi

Hello,

certainly it’s because you have two manifest.xml ?

/mnt/fsuser-1/spf/manifest.xml

and

/mnt/fsuser-1/chirpstack-gateway-bridge/manifest.xml

Certainly the first one isn’t fill correctly, delete the first one or fill it correctly.

Hi Julien,
I dont’ have the /mnt/fsuser-1/spf directory, when I give
ls /mnt/fsuser-1, I get
immagine
I see that the https://www.chirpstack.io/gateway-bridge/gateway/kerlink/ page is changed after my post, and anyway I solved my issue changing a little the start.sh.
Thanks for your answer,
Gianluigi