You can probably solve this by installing the python pcapy module. According to your profile you are using an Raspberry PI, correct? trying issueing the following command, and try the script again: sudo apt install python-pcapy That should install the pcapy module required for the script. Also see ...

Looks like working for me, my PEM order is like this, certificate at the top, followed by the intermediates and the private key. DH params generated and added to the end of the file. I'm using 2048 bits DH params, not 4096 (4096 is perhaps a bit paranoid currently) -----BEGIN CERTIFICATE ...

I'm using a selector switch (Hue Color) with the levels matching the hue color scene (Read, Relax etc.). Code is dzVents. Uses curl to talk directly to the Hue bridge. Accept for the switch off, thats done by domoticz talking to Hue. local function hue_colors(bri,hue,sat,device) local bridge ...

I currently use something like this: function hue_colors(bri,hue,sat,device) local bridge = '<bridge ip>' local data = '{\\"on\\":true, \\"sat\\":'..sat..', \\"bri\\":'..bri..', \\"hue\\":'..hue..'}' os.execute('curl --request PUT --data "'..data..'" http://'..bridge..'/api/<API_ID_HERE>/lights ...

I don't know what your perl script does? Don't get me wrong. Depening on what the script does it may be worthwhile getting the data with lua so you can do it all from dzvents. Perhaps it possible to save the hassle working with a temp file that way.

Don't know if this is useful. I'm checking if my TV is on first by detecting a change in the power consumption. Second I don't know if the TV is on or the Receiver I use the tcp_connect function below to try and connect to port 80 on the tv. If i can connect the TV is on and I switch a device on ...

First steps in programming in general? What Waaren is saying is true. dzVents will be a lot more friendly then LUA. I got most of my scripts ported over to dzVents now. That however does not answer your request. I can't give any guaranties that the Lua code below will work. I just wrote it reading ...

Yes, only status. It updates a custom text device with whatever a connected application passes as string. For example if you start casting a Netflix movie the device is updated from 'Nothing' to 'Netflix'. If you connect with Spotify it will be updated to 'Spotify'. If you disconnect from the ...

For those using init.d, made a quick script for that. When placed in /etc/init.d, run the following command to enable it during boot. update-rc.d chromecast_detect defaults update-rc.d chromecast_detect enable /etc/init.d/chromecast_detect #!/bin/bash ### BEGIN INIT INFO # Provides: Domoticz ...

Hello, Don't know if anybody wrote something like this already but I like to share a python script I wrote for detecting application changes for Chromecast devices and update a text device in Domoticz to match the application connected in realtime. My previous script was a python script running ...

Works like a charm, just what I needed. Thank you for the explanation how the internals work on this.

dannybloe wrote: ↑Tuesday 02 January 2018 17:42 What you can do is check the current state. If the device is On then you do a switchOff().afterMin(2) and otherwise you do a switchOn().forMin(2).

That should work. (famous last words).

My first reaction would be don't switch On someonehome when On already and trigger the set temp in a separate blocky event based on the someonehome switch, check what the switch did, become On or Off.

Does that help?

Thanks for the update and the excellent work! Can't wait for the new stable release

Hi, Slowly moving scripts over from lua to dzVents, and I must say dzVents is a charm to work with. Making it easier to do stuff. Thank you. I have a question regarding updateCustomSensor(). I don't know if it is by design. But using that function does not trigger the updated state for other scripts ...

Don't know if this helps you. I've looked at pychomecast but wanted something simpler to get the casting state and discovered they use MDNS which also returns the current connected casting application. If you use a Raspberry pi install the avahi-utils and you can use: avahi-browse -rt _googlecast ...