Looking at the data (http://api.9292.nl/0.1/locations/berkel-en-rodenrijs/metrostation-berkel-westpolder/departure-times?lang=nl-NL), the destination 'rotterdam' can't be found. Try 'Slinge' or 'Den Haag Centraal'. A generic tip for everyone for public transport, the destination is in 99% cases, the ...

I think I recall destination is set by using the name tag. So try 'Deventer'.

If you look at the "Buitenlamp_voor" the sunset time is always after the 5:00 time as well. So it will turn on your light and immediately turn off due to the Else if. Your assumption is that the 5:00 is for the next day but it's also applicable for the same day

I've looked at the traffic block for you and the whole source (http://www.vid.nl/VI/_rss) of information isn't available anymore. So if there is no other similar source I think it will be hard to fix. Can't recall what it showed when it did work.

It is being worked on atm. It's not just changing the url of the API, they've changed the structure of the data a bit.

As I did the ANWB trafficinfo part I've looked into why its not working anymore. Seems ANWB switched to an other API.
Not so difficult to change to the new API but there are no trafficjams to test on

racquemis wrote:Great! I'll make the necessary changes
EDIT: Script has been updated with Plex Home support. Now also clears the dummy device log when state="stopped"

Thanks! You were faster

Yup then the script works like a charm ...

Have you tried the solution given in the first post? It works for me. I have these settings in the Plex server under network: "127.0.0.1/255.255.255.255". I don't have to login to the Plex web page but when you enable Plex Home Plex tells you this: If you've already set up a Plex Home, then you don ...

This script gives me a 401 Unauthorizated probably because I have multiple Plex Home users in the household. I'm trying to modify it so it can use a token.