https://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopi ... =6&t=31157 This thread will probably help you out...
Cheers,
Niels

Thanks for the walkthrough Holland, works flawlessly!

PM2 seems to do the job. Next step is to auto-start PM2 at reboot...suggestions appreciated!

Thanks for your responses! @SweetPants: Unfortunately not. No errorfile of course (because > null), but also no http-server running @Doler: I'm not using node-red (yet), but will keep this suggestion in mind. @Holland: I'll try this first...Glad to hear there is an alternative to cron. I'll keep you ...

Hi all, I reinstalled my Rpi with Jessie and updated node(v5.6.0) and NPM(v3.6.0), but can't the get Easy-server started up from a cronfile. My Linux-knowledge is (still) limited...I hope someone can help me out: The script Sweetpants created (sligthly adapted, located in /home/pi/scripts) is ...

Thanks Sweetpants, the script works like a charm!

One addition for my fellow-n00bs: make the script executable by entering 'chmod +x home/pi/scripts/easiest

Hi all, Still some trouble with node on my Rpi. Running easy-server from the prompt works like a charm, but now I'd like to start it when booting the Rpi. I added the next line to the cron job for the root (sudo crontab -e): @reboot /usr/local/bin/easy-server --serial=xxx --access-key=yyy --password ...

I had, but apparently not installed in the right way. Reinstallation did the trick. Thanks!

I'm trying to install the webserver on my Raspberry Pi2, but no luck: after entering npm i nefit-easy-http-server -g the next log is generated: info it worked if it ends with ok verbose cli [ '/usr/bin/nodejs', verbose cli '/usr/bin/npm', verbose cli 'i', verbose cli 'nefit-easy-http-server ...

Rfxcom mailed me a beta version of the firmware: problem solved! Firmware will be available soon. Thanks for the great support b_weijenberg!

b_weijenberg wrote:Contact support rfxcom.com for a beta version firmware that should be able to receive these and Chuango.

You've got mail [THUMBS UP SIGN]

Same question for me: the PCB seems to be suitable for both the PT2262 and the EV1527 chipset. I tried to connect the 300K Ohm resistor (see this post) in R4/R5 buth that location seems to be connected to the PT2262 pinholes, not the EV1527. Where should I place the resistor? Regards, Niels http://i ...

Hmm, 1.5, 3.3, 4.7 M Ohm are the standard options (jumpers) if I get it right . Replacing this by a 300k Ohm would do the trick?

Hi, First of all: n00b Domoticz enthousiast here ;) . I bought a couple of cheap Chinese detectors ( http://www.aliexpress.com/item/433mhz-door-detector-door-sensor-gap-sensor-gap-detector/32324664628.html , but can't get them to work with the RFXCOM 433E. Other switches (Eurodomest) are working ...