More effort was spent figuring out what the issue was. Eventually I installed the libboost-system/thread libraries that come with Stretch, and the compilation continued a lot further. However, after a long time it still bombed out with boost-related errors. Eventually I capitulated and installed 4 ...

FWIW: compilation of the release 4.9700 throws the same error.

Hi, Version: git commit 08d470c, 15 Apr 2019 Platform: Debian Stretch Plugin/Hardware: Raspberry Pi 3 Description: I have been trying to compile Domoticz from source using the instructions in the wiki . I built Boost 1.70.0 from scratch and it is detected by Domoticz. However there seems to be ...

Exactly

Hey, that's a pretty good idea to figure out how much the fridge is really using

Oh man, has it been 6 months already? I received three Oaks and had to wait a few weeks before the official firmware was released, but since it's a Kickstarter project that wasn't a problem. I did have issues loading the firmware and connecting the Oaks to my wireless network. In fact, one of the ...

The Voltcraft CO-100 measures CO 2 levels, temperature and humidity and displays it on its own display. It also has an RJ45 port where the measured values are available as a 3.3VDC, SPI encoded bitstream. Using the Arduino IDE I wrote some code for the Digistump Oak (an ESP8266 board), which ...

Not to worry. Check this out: the Oak , by Digistump. An Arduino compatible, WiFi built-in device with the ESP8266. Can be programmed wirelessly, cloud-based IDE, REST API, lots of other goodies, very small, very cheap. I ordered a couple from the Kickstarter campaign, they're being shipped now. I ...

Like so?

http://www.domoticz.com/wiki/User_variables

Hi Thomas, For the moment I would like to retrieve the values in Domoticz of the two temperature sensors on my CAREL controllers through the Modbus TCP / IP. How can I do in domoticz ? Have you an idea. I guess that depends on what the Modbus has to offer: what kind of TCP/IP interface does it use ...

I probably do something wrong but can't find what. When I do cd /etc/init.d sudo isrcounter status I get: sudo: isrcounter: command not found /etc/init.d is not in the search path ($PATH environment variable). Try sudo /etc/init.d/isrcounter status or (when you are in the /etc/init.d directory ...

When rebooted it will take almost 12hr to slowly increase memory above 90% My most recent 'high' uptime was 78 days . And I did not notice that at the end Domoticz was running slower than on the first day. Also running Nginx on that wee box (the 'old way' to add an SSL proxy). But then, I don't use ...

In Linux-land, unused memory is wasted memory. So you don't have to worry about going into the direction of the 100%. Having said that, it is of course possible that some progress is not freeing up memory properly. Of paramount importance is that your system does NOT start to use its swap memory, as ...

Hi, Anyone any idea? How did you configure the interrupt 25? Each GPIO can be configured to throw an interrupt on high/low/rise/fall/change. If yours is configured to throw an interrupt when the signal is 'low', you may have success if you change that to 'fall' - assuming the GPIO pin is normally ...

However, i noticed that Domoticz is too slow to detect the quick flashes of the pulse LED. When i hover back and forth with a flashlight over the module it detects the on/off spikes nicely. So it is just a speed issue Are you sure? Interrupts are usually pretty fast, by definition - I don't know ...

The GPIO solution is very nice Conn-artist. I was already looking for something like that. I am planning to read the pulse LED of my kWh-meter, and also the gasmeter with a reed-contact/IR-sensor which responds to the little mirror in the zero of the counting reel. The gasmeter has been working ...

Can you provide some more information about how you connect the reed switch to the PRi? I don't have my schematics software installed at the moment so I can't draw it, but it's trivial, really. The reed switch has two connections, see http://elinux.org/File:GPIOs.png for the RaspberryPi GPIO pinout ...

Hi, i'd like to introduce my 15 euro gasmeter pulse solution. Thanks for the excellent instructions. I tried a similar construction with my gas meter, except I am using a reed switch from Flukso in stead of a KAKU, and the Raspberry Pi GPIO interrupts (and s ingle pull-up resistor). Saves batteries ...

Hi,

I don't know the hardware nor exactly what you want to do, but perhaps it helps to include the whole path when you call tdtool, unless it's in your $PATH and that variable is known to the script.

I.e. on="/path/too/tdtool --on"

Just my $0.02