Domoticz on OpenWRT

[athtest800]

Hello.
I am looking on purchasing openWRT router.
Will Domoticz run on this platform?
How much space does it needs?
Thank you!

[ThinkPad]

Just buy a Raspberry Pi, will make it a lot easier.
Raspberry Pi is cheap and uses very little power (4-5W).

[A1AD]

Just buy a Raspberry Pi, will make it a lot easier.
Raspberry Pi is cheap and uses very little power (4-5W).

You are absolutly right, but i realy like the idea! Domoticz running on my OpenWRT router would be awesome!

[ThinkPad]

I think the CPU and RAM of a router are too limited for a full blown package like Domoticz. But hey, your free to try

[pwhooftman]

Google "Domoticz on OpenWRT", first hit....

[KingOfNuls]

Raspberry Pi is cheap and uses very little power (4-5W).

The same goes for a mini router less expansive (ie tp-link 703N or http://www.dx.com/fr/p/gl-inet-wi-fi-ro ... N2hf_nh08o )

[irimi]

Hello.
I am looking on purchasing openWRT router.
Will Domoticz run on this platform?
How much space does it needs?
Thank you!

Please AudiculaPi topic.
http://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=17&t=4909

There is also a openwrt feed/Makefile available that makes it possible to compile domoticz for other targets:

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src-git audiculapi http://git.code.sf.net/p/audiculapi/code

[kosten]

Hi.

I'm trying to publish domoticz in OpenWRT main package repository. Here's may pull request https://github.com/openwrt/packages/pull/2883

The basis of the project I took https://sourceforge.net/projects/audiculapi/

Any suggestions are welcome.

[andriej]

Hi, can you please do a such pull request on the lede-project?
Since it's spinoff with much brigther future, it's much bigger chance to get domoticz ran there.
Soon they will release stable version with newest kernel and security patches, which might be important.

Get more info at: https://www.lede-project.org/ and https://github.com/lede-project/source

[kofec]

Lede and openwrt are using the same repo for "comunity" packages. Maybe some can help to finish this https://github.com/openwrt/packages/pull/2883 pull request

I was able to run Domoticz on my router (Xiaomi Mini)base on padavan firmware using this commit
https://github.com/Entware-ng/Entware-ng/issues/333

[Timeless]

Hi,

@Kosten, I just added a reply to your pull request @git with a package Makefile configuration that works for me. It uses both the newest releases for Domoticz & Open-Zwave.

I will also add it to this post for people that are interested, see:

Domoticz_Open-Zwave.zip

Makefiles for Open-Zwave and Domoticz

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I'm currently using LEDE Reboot (checkout from yesterday)

Regards
Timeless

[Timeless]

Hi,

Copy of my git pull request comment:

Hi,

I updated the makefiles and also included WiringPi. Which could be used in combination with Domoticz. Currently both the Static and Dynamic linked library are being build. Domoticz needs the library to be static-linked but I had another project that needed a dynamic-linked library as well. So that's why they are both there.

Ideally we could have a Dynamic library and a separate Static library. Please let me know your opinion.

Here is the ZIP archive:

Domoticz & Open-Zwave & WiringPi.zip

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I have to add that I'm using a resulted build on a RPI3 for 1 week now. Which is running fine with a Z-Wave stick, RFXcom433e and several GPIO accessories.

If anyone is interested in a complete LEDE build let me know! Suggest your target so I know what to include.

Regards,
Timeless

[derrij]

I would like to have domoticz for Xiaomi Router 3.
Thank you.

[Timeless]

Sorry but the Xiaomi Router 3 is not supported by OpenWRT/LEDE.

[vasko]

Hi,

Copy of my git pull request comment:

Hi,

I updated the makefiles and also included WiringPi. Which could be used in combination with Domoticz. Currently both the Static and Dynamic linked library are being build. Domoticz needs the library to be static-linked but I had another project that needed a dynamic-linked library as well. So that's why they are both there.

Ideally we could have a Dynamic library and a separate Static library. Please let me know your opinion.

Here is the ZIP archive: Domoticz & Open-Zwave & WiringPi.zip
I have to add that I'm using a resulted build on a RPI3 for 1 week now. Which is running fine with a Z-Wave stick, RFXcom433e and several GPIO accessories.

If anyone is interested in a complete LEDE build let me know! Suggest your target so I know what to include.

Regards,
Timeless

Hi Timeless.

I have a TP-Link TL-WDR4300 router running Lede 17.01.1. Would it be possible to build Domoticz for this device?
I see it is available in packages souorce tree but I can not find built package.

Thanks in advance

[szurke]

Hi,

It is very interest for me also. I have an ASUS AC-87U and I would be running on it a small Domoticz server. But I didn't find any compiled Domoticz package on the web. Is it possible at all?

Thx

[Timeless]

HI,

Sorry for my late reply, but Domoticz is now officially supported in OpenWRT/LEDE. It has not made it to the latest LEDE 17.01.2 release but will be in the next release. However it is possible to run LEDE latest snapshot and install Domoticz & OpenZwave. But please keep in mind these snapshots are only valid for a limited time because they are nightly builds, so if a packages changes it can quickly become incompatible with your running snapshot whenever you run "opkg".

The supported Domoticz version in LEDE/OpenWRT is 3.5877 which is the latest release, but since I need a more updated version of Domoticz I've not tested the official LEDE/OpenWRT version myself, and I'm still using my own Makefiles. But the official version should work.

As an example, the x86-64 build for Domoticz(LEDE/OpenWRT) can be found here. But it would also be possible to run:

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opkg update && opkg install domoticz

from within a freshly installed snapshot LEDE/OpenWRT

Hope this helps.
Regards,
Timeless

[szurke]

Hi Timeless,

Thank You so much! It is working without any problem.

Regards,
Krisztian

[HM31]

Hello,

Has anyone tried to install it on the Onion omega2 chip that seems to turn LEDE ?

[HM31]

Has anyone tried to install it on the Onion omega2 chip that seems to turn LEDE ?

Answer to myself : Installation done.
1. Configure Onion Omega 2+ for Wifi as describe in Onion documentation (in fact I did a fresh reset to factory settings install)
2. Switch back to using the official LEDE repos as described here : https://docs.onion.io/omega2-docs/using-opkg.html
3. reboot

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opkg update
opkg install domoticz openzwave
reboot

6. access to your omega2 using http://<your ip address>:8080

You get the Domoticz web page ready to configure.

Still not tried to connect my RFXCom or Zwave USB dongle for now but soon ...I hope.