Good to hear from you. If you believe the code is running correctly, then on boot-up you should see text in Green that spells out what the URL is that you would have to use in the web browser to connect. So reboot and watch your monitor and take note of the URL in green.

Another way is to use the command line and enter this;

cd /NeoSectional
sudo nano logfile.log

This will display the log file, and you should be able to scroll through it and see what the URL/IP address is that is assigned. Either should work to confirm what URL you should be using. Let us know. - Mark

@markyharris Hey Mark. How does one enter those commands with the script constantly running to where I can't get anything typed?

 startup

I see the conundrum. 

You can SSH into the RPi from another computer and see if the URL you believe it is and see if it allows you to log in. If not, then reboot and if necessary video the boot process so you can play it back. At some point you should see the webapp.py script print out the URL/IP in green. It may scroll by quickly, so video-ing it will help so you can play it back and pause at that screen.

I've not tried this, but you can also try 'ctrl-F2' to suspend the script. Let me know if that works. - Mark

of note from the video I posted is says "python3: can't open file '/NeoSectional/webapp.py' : [Errno 2] No such file or directory"

@markyharris 

I was able to log in using WinSCP. The script looks like its trying to reference the webapp.py file but in the files themselves theres only webapp.py.orig. The source files on the GitHub seem to be more recent than the image file. I was not able to transfer that webapp.py file over though because it gave me a "you do not have permission" error.

Ok, let's do this;

cd /NeoSectional
sudo wget  https://raw.githubusercontent.com/markyharris/livesectional/master/webapp.py 
sudo reboot now

This will copy over the file from github and reboot. - Mark

SSH into the RPi using the URL listed in green when it boots up. - Mark

We are in business. So, to kill the running script it was alt+f2 for my keyboard I guess. the commands you listed above successfully copied over the file. also to note, before this post I had to set the displays in nano to "0" to get the script to run properly from he beginning. not sure what that was about but oh well. I can now access the web app. Thanks for the help. 

Sorry for the hassles. But I'm glad you got it fixed. - Mark