问题
Last week I got to know node-red (what a potential!), and after installing it on a Raspberry Pi B+ and following the basic tutorials, I'm experiencing some issues.
When I follow the Inject + Debug node example, wire them, and deploy them, I get the message "Deploy sucessfull". So far so good. I'm running it locally on http:// localhost:1880.
Then when I click the Inject node or the Debug node, it says: "Error: Inject node not deployed" or "Error: Debug node not deployed".
Anyone know how to fix this error? Is it a server problem?
回答1:
Was having the same issues and discovered the flow that I was working on was disabled. You can tell the flow is disabled when the lettering on its tab is in italic and there is a circle with a diagonal line through it ahead of the lettering. Double click the flow tab and change "status" to "enabled".
回答2:
Just tried something and it worked:
When you run node --max-old-space-size=128 red.js, the command line shows you "cannot find flows_raspberrypi.json"
So I
- 1) created a flow (as in the examples) 2) Exported it as "flows_raspberrypi.json" 3) Stopped node-red 4) Started it again
Bingo! It picked this flow up, which then "sucessfully injected".
Now just create your own flows...
回答3:
I was also getting same problem of :- Node-red Error: inject node not deployed.
When I have install dashboard on Node-Red which was not working, and started giving error when I hit inject node.
So I manually deleted the files (flows-raspberrypi.json, package.json, settings.js) and also folders (lib, node_modules) from the path /home/pi/.node-red
I used vnc-viewer to delete manually files & folders. Just login to vnc-Viewer and open the file manager and paste the path "/home/pi/.node-red" & delete all the files. Reboot the Raspberry-Pi and start Node-Red, it will function normally, even after installing dashboard it is working.
NOTE:It will delete all your flows and install nodes from Node-Red. So keep backup of your flows.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24997575/node-red-error-nodename-node-not-deployed-on-raspberry-pi-b