for temp through this library you'd create a dummy sensor with idx of 101, then use: domoticz.device(101,0,"20") to set it to 20C // Publish uDevice: nvalue = int, svalue = string domoticz.device(idx,nvalue,svalue); same as you'd find through the JSON API here: https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Domoticz ...

Hey Gizmocuz, of course.. this module is simply a bunch of pre-defined functions that are ran against Domoticz's MQTT Implementation (domoticz/in) with a bit of error checking to prevent you from crashing domoticz's MQTT module with invalid data (NaN).. its just a library to load and talk to ...

Domoticz has native support for DHT and 1Wire sensors.. dont use this library to integrate those.

I was requested to document this project, so here it is for everyone's benifit: kbu2jd.jpg 3x RIB2401B Relays that work off 24VAC, which is what my Z-Wave thermostat signals with.. I just ran a 7 wire thermostat cable from my furnace to my swamp cooler to tie the signals in.. you only need 4 wires ...

2048 is secure, I havent tried on a RPi3, but my CuBox made it within 20mins..

This should help alot: apt-get install haveged Description-en: Linux entropy source using the HAVEGE algorithm haveged is a userspace entropy daemon which is not dependent upon the standard mechanisms for harvesting randomness for the system entropy pool. This is important in systems with high ...

yes please.

create a github account, fork the domoticz repository.. clone your fork, add your modifications to the repo, check them back in and then sumbit a pull request to the main repo.

Its already using TAC, and Ive had no problems with all my radio frequencies.. Pioneer.prototype.setTuner = function(frequency) { if (frequency.length !== 5) { if (TRACE) { console.log("invalid frequency: " + frequency) } return false } array = frequency.split("") if (TRACE) { console.log("setting ...

I used this: http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/Stati ... 5-8-12.xls

I think this is what your looking for: can you tune in manually wit the knob?

add a temporary swap file or use -j3 then

almost too damn easy hah!

keep us updated if you find anything more elegant.. can you get tasker to enable/disable a egiGeoZone? that could do binary switches perhaps.

try updating, I havent tested it but it should be enough.

i dont know if volume for z2 works, i'll do some more testing.. I havent got my Z2 hooked up yet.

Sound mode is both text and selector, you dont always get what you select depending on audio source.. so text shows you what processor is being used and the selector lets you try to override it.

do you have Speaker B or Zone 2 setup? I dont think you can do volume with Speaker B

400 is what Nginx will toss with an invalid or no certificate IIRC..

can you use chrome to do the get request from the url window?

tasker have a ssh plugin? mebe u can ssh w/a key and do a http get to localhost..

install fail2ban and/or configure ssh to only use keys if your going to also expose it to the internet.

nope never seen that, pls attach a screenshot.. what resolution are you using?

i'll do some more work cleaning up selector switches soon, but @Nautilus I think i have that as wide as I could get it without breaking it for other devices.. I'll revisit though since I am going to need to refactor that device, mebe you'll get lucky

run it on same as your Pi right along side it.. unless you already have a webserver on the edge of your network you can use there is no reason not to.

yep