I have setup 2 system-alive devices CV-17 and Luftdaten to check 2 ESP8266 units like explained in the Domoticz WiKi.
Notification is set for switch-off using pushbullet.
They're working as expected.
Setting Pushbullet to Enabled (in Settings->Notifications) it will send a pushmessage for these devices as well for all the other devices in my Domoticz setup.
That is where this script originating from @Dannybloe comes in.
I want notifications for just these 2 devices, not alarming at first notice but after a while and after double-checking.
Code: Select all
-- this script can be used in conjunction with the System-alive checker plug-in.
-- the plugin pings a list of devices and creates switches for these devices
-- the reason for this script is to not treat devices as dead immediately after they
-- do not respond. More often than not, the second ping atempt does work. So only
-- if the device has been not responding for a while AFTER it is been presumed dead
-- then this script will notify you
-- put the names of these switches in the devicesToCheck list
-- you may have to tweak the THRESHOLD depending on the check interval
local THRESHOLD = 10 -- minutes
local devicesToCheck = {'CV-17', 'Luftdaten'}
return {
active = true,
on = {
devices = devicesToCheck,
timer = 'every 5 minutes'
},
data = {
notified = { initial = {} }
},
execute = function(domoticz, device, triggerInfo)
if (triggerInfo.type == domoticz.EVENT_TYPE_TIMER) then
-- check all devices that are off and have not been updated in the past 5 minutes and have not been notified for
for index, deviceName in pairs(devicesToCheck) do
local device = domoticz.devices[deviceName]
if (device.state == 'Off' and
device.lastUpdate.minutesAgo >= THRESHOLD and
domoticz.data.notified[deviceName] == false) then
domoticz.notify(deviceName .. ' is not responding anymore.',' ',domoticz.PRIORITY_HIGH)
-- make sure we only notify once for this device in this case
domoticz.data.notified[deviceName] = true
end
end
else
domoticz.data.notified[device.name] = false
end
end
}It doesn't.
I must have overseen something.
Help is appreciated.
