As part of the rollout of Python 3 & specific gravity support, some installations of Fermentrack have ended up in a state where bluetooth support is missing. While annoying, this is thankfully a relatively simple issue to solve. It does require some work while sudo'ed, however - but don't panic, this is an easy hurdle to overcome.
Just follow these easy steps:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install -y bluez libcap2-bin libbluetooth3 python3-zmq python3-scipy python3-numpy libbluetooth-dev
sudo su fermentrack
(assuming Fermentrack is installed on the 'fermentrack' user)source ~/venv/bin/activate
pip install pybluez
Once this is complete, pybluez, libbluetooth3, and the libraries they require should be installed & ready to work (as well as the other prerequisites for Tilt support). Good luck, and enjoy!