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Yet another presence detection method

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Re: Yet another presence detection method

Posted: Sunday 05 August 2018 11:41
by Melotron
Surroot wrote: ↑Sunday 05 August 2018 10:57

Try running

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curl -s "http://192.168.0.141:8080/json.htm?type=devices&rid=625 | grep Status | awk '{print $3}' | sed 's/[",]//g'
manually. What does the output say?

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root@unknown:/jffs/scripts# curl -s "http://192.168.0.141:8080/json.htm?type=dev
ices&rid=625" | grep Status | awk '{print $3}' | sed 's/[",]//g'
Off
root@unknown:/jffs/scripts#
It is working as it should.
Its the main scripts that's not behaving as it should "I think"

Re: Yet another presence detection method

Posted: Sunday 05 August 2018 12:07
by Surroot
Melotron wrote: ↑Sunday 05 August 2018 10:50

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#! /bin/sh
cru a PRESENCE "*/1 * * * * /jffs/presence_detection C4:9F:4C:EE:F1:B7 623"
cru a PRESENCE "*/1 * * * * /jffs/presence_detection C4:9F:4C:EF:E9:8A 624"
cru a PRESENCE "*/1 * * * * /jffs/presence_detection 58:48:22:A4:4E:D2 625"
Besides: I think the path in your cru script is wrong. The "scripts" folder is missing above.

To your initial problem: You could try to debug the script by adding

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echo "here"
or similar to the script. For example starting after the first "done". Then run the script

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./presence_detection 58:48:22:A4:4E:D2 625
and watch if "here" is written to the screen. Then tell me where it stops working. Maybe we can work it out.

Re: Yet another presence detection method

Posted: Tuesday 07 August 2018 8:15
by Melotron
Surroot wrote: ↑Sunday 05 August 2018 12:07
To your initial problem: You could try to debug the script by adding

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echo "here"
or similar to the script. For example starting after the first "done". Then run the script

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./presence_detection 58:48:22:A4:4E:D2 625
and watch if "here" is written to the screen. Then tell me where it stops working. Maybe we can work it out.
I've edited my init script.
Here are my new script with a few echo. Thanks for the idea =)

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#!/bin/sh

mac=$1
idx=$2
device_present=Off
domoticz_status=`curl -s "http://192.168.0.141:8080/json.htm?type=devices&rid=$idx" | grep Status | awk '{print $3}' | sed 's/[",]//g'`

echo "device_present"

# look in 2.4GHz (eth1) network for device
for x in `wl -i eth1 assoclist | awk '{print $2}'`; do
 if [ $x = $mac ]; then
        device_present=On
 fi
done

echo "2.4GHz"

# look in 5GHz (eth2) network for device
for x in `wl -i eth2 assoclist | awk '{print $2}'`; do
 if [ $x = $mac ]; then
        device_present=On
 fi
done

echo "5GHz"

# tell domoticz the new device status
if [ $domoticz_status != $device_present ]; then
		echo "$domoticz_status"
 if [ $device_present = "On" ]; then
 		echo "$domoticz_present2"
        curl -s "http://192.168.0.141:8080/json.htm?type=command&param=switchlight&idx=$idx&switchcmd=On" > /dev/null
		echo "Send On"
 else
        curl -s "http://192.168.0.141:8080/json.htm?type=command&param=switchlight&idx=$idx&switchcmd=Off" > /dev/null
		echo "Send Off"
 fi
fi
It stops right after 5ghz check.

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root@unknown:/jffs/scripts# ./presence_detection 58:48:22:A4:4E:D2 625
device_present
2.4GHz
5GHz
root@unknown:/jffs/scripts#

Re: Yet another presence detection method

Posted: Wednesday 08 August 2018 7:18
by Surroot
Which state does device_present have?
When it stops there, it means, that it has no update to send to the server.

Can you run

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wl -i eth2 assoclist | awk '{print $2}'
without issues?
And does it list your MAC address when you connect to one of your networks?

Re: Yet another presence detection method

Posted: Wednesday 08 August 2018 9:25
by Melotron
Surroot wrote: ↑Wednesday 08 August 2018 7:18 Which state does device_present have?
When it stops there, it means, that it has no update to send to the server.

Can you run

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wl -i eth2 assoclist | awk '{print $2}'
without issues?
And does it list your MAC address when you connect to one of your networks?
It might work, but the router dosent like this script at all.
Image
https://imgur.com/a/csW7oLu
Now I cant access the routers web gui.

Even when I remove the scripts the same web gui problem are there.
Are there any way to turn off jffs on console?

Im going to try a few things but if that dosent work I need to reset the router.
So it might take me a few days to continue to get this script to work.

Or is there any way to have a rasp ping the mac adress instead the router ?

Re: Yet another presence detection method

Posted: Wednesday 08 August 2018 9:44
by Prutsium
If your router has SSH option you can try the alternative way: Python script look at this one: http://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic ... 65&t=20467

This is a bit less complicated to use and works flawless.

Re: Yet another presence detection method

Posted: Wednesday 08 August 2018 23:18
by Melotron
Prutsium wrote: ↑Wednesday 08 August 2018 9:44 If your router has SSH option you can try the alternative way: Python script look at this one: http://www.domoticz.com/forum/viewtopic ... 65&t=20467

This is a bit less complicated to use and works flawless.
Thanks I'll look in to that.
I am atm rebuiding my network.

After a reflash of the router so are the web gui still dead at 192.168.0.X but its working with 192.168.1.X
So I am in the middle of configuring 11 jails on my server and the rest of the phones and pads. Oh the joy!
Good thing that I have little over 1 more week of vacation LOL

A good advice, STAY away from huawei P20 pro. They are just the same as iPhones on net work presence.
Good battery life, ok camera but crappy crappy network that goes over to be unreachable even when the screen are on and your watching youtube =)

Re: Yet another presence detection method

Posted: Thursday 09 August 2018 9:45
by Prutsium
Melotron wrote: ↑Wednesday 08 August 2018 23:18 A good advice, STAY away from huawei P20 pro. They are just the same as iPhones on net work presence.
Good battery life, ok camera but crappy crappy network that goes over to be unreachable even when the screen are on and your watching youtube =)
With the suggested presence detection i just gave you i have no issues with iPhones.
Actually also with the one you used i had no issues. I just switched to the other script as it's easier to setup and add phones.

Re: Yet another presence detection method

Posted: Friday 08 March 2019 15:10
by hendryman
on executing this command:

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wl -i eth1 assoclist
i get this error:

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wl: wl driver adapter not found
i searched the forums but did not find a solution.
my router is an rc-86u with merlin firmware 384.9.
can anybody please tell me how to tweak the syntax to get the presence script working?

Re: Yet another presence detection method

Posted: Saturday 09 March 2019 12:29
by zicht
Prutsium wrote: ↑Thursday 09 August 2018 9:45
Melotron wrote: ↑Wednesday 08 August 2018 23:18 A good advice, STAY away from huawei P20 pro. They are just the same as iPhones on net work presence.
Good battery life, ok camera but crappy crappy network that goes over to be unreachable even when the screen are on and your watching youtube =)
With the suggested presence detection i just gave you i have no issues with iPhones.
Actually also with the one you used i had no issues. I just switched to the other script as it's easier to setup and add phones.
for the pro (all android >v6) you need to turn of smart switching if you have weakspots as they will use 4G in weakspots. Choose a good 2.4gHz channel in bussy surroundings like mine, or use 5gHz networking.

I use mainly arp detection at the moment, all Iphones and P20 pro behave like they should (network wise) and stay visible,
There is no problem for precence detection if they stay on the wifi. Using arp turned out to be very reliable for me with only a small delay.

Re: Yet another presence detection method

Posted: Sunday 17 March 2019 23:53
by dbgnu76
Just wanna share with you that it also works fine with AC5300 And merlin ,,with lightly modify in code ,,,
Had to add eth3 also. :D

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#!/bin/sh

mac=$1
idx=$2
device_present=Off
domoticz_status=`curl -s "http://XXXX:[email protected]:8080/json.htm?type=devices&rid=$idx" | grep Status | awk '{print $3}' | sed 's/[",]//g'`

# look in 2.4GHz (eth1) network for device
for x in `wl -i eth1 assoclist | awk '{print $2}'`; do
 if [ $x = $mac ]; then
        device_present=On
 fi
done

# look in 5G-1 (eth2) network for device
for x in `wl -i eth2 assoclist | awk '{print $2}'`; do
 if [ $x = $mac ]; then
        device_present=On
 fi
done

# look in 5G-2 (eth3) network for device
for x in `wl -i eth3 assoclist | awk '{print $2}'`; do
 if [ $x = $mac ]; then
        device_present=On
 fi
done

# tell domoticz the new device status
if [ $domoticz_status != $device_present ]; then
 if [ $device_present = "On" ]; then
        curl -s "http://XXXX:[email protected]:8080/json.htm?type=command&param=switchlight&idx=$idx&switchcmd=On" > /dev/null
 else
        curl -s "http://XXXX:[email protected]:8080/json.htm?type=command&param=switchlight&idx=$idx&switchcmd=Off" > /dev/null
 fi
fi

And i also modified this: the original code is every second minut

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#! /bin/sh
cru a PRESENCE "*/1 * * * * /jffs/scripts/presence_detection MAC-ADDRESS IDX"
the shortest time in cron is 1 minut

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#! /bin/sh
cru a PRESENCE "1 * * * * /jffs/scripts/presence_detection MAC-ADDRESS IDX"




but i wanted a faster update than cron can provide, much faster respons now (15sec) and it works like a charm :D
keep in mind that i have no other scripts running in jffs

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#! /bin/sh

while [ true ]; do
 sleep 15
/jffs/scripts/presence_detection XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX 204

/jffs/scripts/presence_detection XX:XX:XX:XX:XX:XX 280
done

Re: Yet another presence detection method

Posted: Friday 27 September 2019 15:24
by Calzor Suzay
Has anyone ever 'tweaked' this script to email out via gmail?

I use it for mine and wifes phones which works great to update Domoticz.
Just need it to check a cabled device and if it can't see it then email me.
The cabled device is a Vero4k running Domoticz over a powerline adapter.

I guess it's a case of running a different script with...
if [ $device_present = "On" ]; then
curl -s "http://domoticzUser:domoticzPassword@domoticzIP:domoticzPort/json.htm?\
type=command&param=switchlight&idx=$idx&switchcmd=On" > /dev/null

emailing rather than running, curl.
Need to figure that bit out now :D

Re: Yet another presence detection method

Posted: Friday 27 September 2019 15:52
by quack3d
Why don't you just make a blockly in Domoticz that notifies you via e-mail when device is updated in Domoticz?

Re: Yet another presence detection method

Posted: Friday 27 September 2019 17:06
by Calzor Suzay
quack3d wrote: ↑Friday 27 September 2019 15:52 Why don't you just make a blockly in Domoticz that notifies you via e-mail when device is updated in Domoticz?
Because I'm trying to ascertain if the box Domoticz runs on is still on the network :o
If it's off the network it won't be able to email anything :D

Re: Yet another presence detection method

Posted: Friday 27 September 2019 17:19
by Surroot
Maybe there is an exim4 package for the router? Then you could send emails.

Br
Surroot

Re: Yet another presence detection method

Posted: Wednesday 09 November 2022 20:59
by Matthew
A very old thread and I'm using this script for years and years with various domotica controllers (Homey, Home Assistant, etc). I has proved to be a rock solid solution. Therefor I'm feeling obliged to create an account and post an update here for people that started using AImesh to extend their WiFi range. In that case the script will not work, because it will not show the devices connected to the mesh device/repeater.

I came here to post the solution for this. Instead of looking to 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz interfaces, use this single section as replacement:

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# look in network for device
for x in `ip neigh|  awk '{print $5}'`; do

 if [ $x = $mac ] ; then
        device_present=on
 fi
done
I hope at least I can help one person with this. Cheers!
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