@jvdz fantastic work, thanks, sounds like a good approach, are we are the stage of version 2.0?

Great, I haven't used MQTT at all, but it looks like it should simple to talk to Smappee via MQTT. However, there needs to be some programming to translate Smappee MQTT messasges which into MQTT messages which Domoticz would understand and for Domoticz MQTT to be transleted for Smappee. Time to read ...

The error looks like it isn't Domoticz, but somehow in the communication to / from Telegram. Try this is browser - http://api.telegram.org/botAPInumeric:APIalphanumeric/sendMessage?chat_id=CHATID&text=Hello Replace APInumeric:APIalphanumeric with your API key and CHATID with your chat ID. Response ...

Format from the wiki Events page is: So with your OpenTime variable you could say:

Egregius wrote: ↑Saturday 07 April 2018 5:29 @simonrg
If you remove the code block the link will be clickable.

Thanks, I meant to use: not the code one, as just pasting in the url leads to truncation, so you can't see where you are going.

Have you looked in the Wiki?
https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Smappee

Monday / Tuesday this week I had similar problems "IP permanently banned" on all devices on both of my home IP addresses, but ok via VPN into work. I emailed info, Rob let me know he could see nothing on the server and this morning all IP addresses are working ok (thanks), except I now seem to have ...

As part of my house decorating project this year, I'm looking to replace all my standard plug sockets and light switches and go down the LightWaveRF route - ZWave doesn't seem to be particularly big in the UK. I've got an Echo Plus [it was cheap] and some Xiaomi Smart Home sensors and Yee Lights ...

Appreciate the response but a manual copy to a system folder is not the right way to do it even though it may temporarily get around the problem. I need to find a way to get domoticz lua scripts to work with the default apt-get installed directory locations so future updates to lua will continue to ...

Looking at your outputs you are running on a Cubietruck (its helpful to include this in your forum signature) not a Raspberry Pi, and you don't appear to have sudo installed, which would explain why nothing happens when you add sudo into monitrc. Sudo is surely installed, it's workin, but it seems ...

First question is: how can I fix the raspberry path issues in a more elegant way? Second question: how do I get path the reported Error? Not sure how you have installed the libraries. I have found that following these instructions on a Raspberry Pi means that the libraries work in Lua: https://www ...

What is the owner of you dtgloop.txt and of the restartbot.sh ? Maybe this can help... Thanks Looking at your outputs you are running on a Cubietruck (its helpful to include this in your forum signature) not a Raspberry Pi, and you don't appear to have sudo installed, which would explain why ...

Agree the wiki needs some updating.Simon was doing that in the past but had been pretty busy of late, so will take it up when I have some time. Firstly need to figure out how to get access to be able to modify the wiki. Jos Jos, thanks for being so active over dtgbot, all recent improvements have ...

n the wiki http://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Remote_Control_of_Domoticz_by_Telegram_Bot is not reported to make them executable, but only the dtgbot file and the files in dtgbot/bash. Great, it looks like you have been in and updated the wiki as now install says: cd ~ git clone https://github.com ...

Don't know if this is the issue, but I just saw that the .sh files (restartbot and stopbot) where not executable, now I changed with chmod 755. The scripts need to be executable or they will not run, so assuming your permissions are now: -rwxr-xr-x 1 pi pi 963 Aug 23 08:56 restartbot.sh -rwxr-xr-x ...

On Action url: script:///lua/hue_light5.lua Off action url script://lua/hue_light5.lua (note same file but with only two slashes) As you are running on a Raspberry Pi: Then 3 slashes is giving an absolute path (the 3rd / slash being the root) and should really be used i.e. /home/pi/domoticz/scripts ...

dannybloe wrote:yeah, we are preparing a pull request that should solve this. On some systems we see this happening.

Great, thanks.

Yes, we know. We are currently optimizing this. Has this optimisation now been done? I have installed 3.8063 on my Domoticz systems and had to disable DzVents on my slave(Raspberry Pi B version 1, only 4 devices and 2 Lua scripts active), however while the normal CPU load is 1.5%, when I attempt to ...

And also, 2.0 has changed in how you access these devices in such a way that only queried devices(devices you really use in your script) are processed instead of all devices at dzVents startup. All this made sure that your script can now run in way less milliseconds than before. Alas, the ...

What is going wrong? Just did an update to the latest pihole version 3.1, maybe that has some effect? Did you find what your problem was? There appears to be nothing wrong with the script it runs fine on my machine. However, I would suggest removing the printf statements and changing your Domoticz ...