So strange – could you share your output from
ls -Rt /etc/myDevices ?
root@FishPi:~# rm -rf /etc/mydevices
root@FishPi:~# ls -Rt /etc/mydevices
ls: cannot access /etc/mydevices: No such file or directory
root@FishPi:~# rpi_6wtsmh5sec.sh -v
bash: rpi_6wtsmh5sec.sh: command not found
root@FishPi:~# bash rpi_6wtsmh5sec.sh -v
rpi_6wtsmh5sec.sh
dir exists
grep: /etc/myDevices/AppSettings.ini: No such file or directory
Invite code does not exist but directory does so we will add invite code
rpi_6wtsmh5sec.sh: line 14: /etc/myDevices/AppSettings.ini: No such file or directory
rpi_6wtsmh5sec.sh: line 15: /etc/myDevices/AppSettings.ini: No such file or directory
rpi_6wtsmh5sec.sh: line 16: /etc/myDevices/AppSettings.ini: No such file or directory
Failed to stop myDevices.service: Unit myDevices.service not loaded.
root@FishPi:~# ls -Rt /etc/mydevices
ls: cannot access /etc/mydevices: No such file or directory
root@FishPi:~#
Thank you for this! I think I see what’s up finally. 
The Linux filesystem is case sensitive, so:
root@FishPi:~# rm -rf /etc/mydevices
didn’t work for you. Try sudo rm -rf /etc/myDevices (with a capital D in myDevices). Then try the installer again.
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Yayy tried this and installer is working fingers crossed, thank you for your support. What an absolute moron i am, i am a noob i dont really “code” at all, im just a knackler that builds stuff ;). My brother is usually my tech support lol but in this case i cant thank you enough for your time and help and for free aswell you really are dedicated i wish all the best for you and your team. Is there a sponsor page? Perhaps i can help in some way
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