Domoticz

Yes, that's the right location. And....you don't have to change the permissions of the lua scripts. You just don't have to

Yup, thanks for your help guys... it was the location of the script

Looks like making a working version with Synology is quite a big task - and it's well beyond my skills. So far I managed to make a manual update using a downloaded version of the current repo, and manually deleting the update-related code sources but I'm stuck with the version numbering and to make it worse, I've wiped the working folder so 2 hours of code fiddling went to the almighty Code God...

It's well beyond my skills to, I've spent many hours trying to figure this out , but will see if I take hold of it again when the cold autumn arrives.
Cross compiling can be a pain sometimes.

Regards
Jumbotroll

Hi guys! My first post here and have a question...

What to prefer: Domoticz on a Raspberry PI2 or Domoticz on a Synology D213?

Have tried both and have a feeling that the Raspberry version is easier to program whit special scripts ect?

//Minglarn...

Minglarn wrote:Hi guys! My first post here and have a question...

What to prefer: Domoticz on a Raspberry PI2 or Domoticz on a Synology D213?

Have tried both and have a feeling that the Raspberry version is easier to program whit special scripts ect?

//Minglarn...

Right now the RPI is a better choice as there's no working method to cross compile domoticz to Synology.

@Jumbotroll: isn't there anyone on Github with who you can try to compile new packages?

I wish I could help you, but I'm a real n00b with this. I can only test it for you

mvveelen wrote:@Jumbotroll: isn't there anyone on Github with who you can try to compile new packages?

I wish I could help you, but I'm a real n00b with this. I can only test it for you

I tried it but eventually gave it up. Too much changes, especially for the update code (which is of course not for Synology).

Please tell me what are the current problems, and if i can assist in any way.
I hoped the code would be cross platform, and should not cause any troubles compiling for the synology!

gizmocuz wrote:Please tell me what are the current problems, and if i can assist in any way.
I hoped the code would be cross platform, and should not cause any troubles compiling for the synology!

Well, according to my tries the main problem is with the update module you applied (had to uncomment those lines to start the compiler, but after that I ran into other obstacles, and that was the point when I gave it up and ordered an RPI ). Also the latest beta for Synology is 2563 (with OZW support) is quite old,and there's also problem with libudev in Synology (guys, correct me if I'm wrong, but these are my observations). To summarize, it'll be a big task to rewrite the spkscr cross compiler to make it work again with Domoticz.

For sure the update module would not apply for the synology users.
So i cant see a reason why it should not work on a synology ?

gizmocuz wrote:For sure the update module would not apply for the synology users.
So i cant see a reason why it should not work on a synology ?

That's true, but it causes problems with the current cross compiler (spksrc).

Plz show me the compile error

I have done some testing and tweaks, but I am far from a nice solution.
Problem with OpenZwave cross compiling after version 1.3.328.
This test versions is without OpenZwave.
I have not made a new spksrc that working, but manually downloaded domoticz source and cross compiled "a lot of work"

Here are some test without OpenZwave, but with usb drivers.

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Regards
Jumbotroll

Good to see there is some progress with this, @Jumbotroll and @gizmocuz. Unfortunately I need ZWave, so I won't test this version.....

are you able to make a patch against openzwave, so this would compile ?
I would not expect issues with cross compiling domoticz, did you need to make any changes?

jumbotroll wrote:I have done some testing and tweaks, but I am far from a nice solution.
Problem with OpenZwave cross compiling after version 1.3.328.
This test versions is without OpenZwave.
I have not made a new spksrc that working, but manually downloaded domoticz source and cross compiled "a lot of work"

Here are some test without OpenZwave, but with usb drivers.

domoticz_x86-5.2_2.0.2820-7.spk
http://www.jadahl.com/test/domoticz_x86 ... 2820-7.spk

domoticz_armadaxp-5.2_2.0.2820-7.spk
http://www.jadahl.com/test/domoticz_arm ... 2820-7.spk

domoticz_88f6281-5.2_2.0.2820-7.spk
http://www.jadahl.com/test/domoticz_88f ... 2820-7.spk

Regards
Jumbotroll

Might be my fault, but upon ugrading, Synology crashed and thus erased the previous version as well So before upgrading, make sure to have a backup. I was foolish enough not to make a backup, and so 1,5 month of data was lost (my latest backup is from July).

Whaa... your whole synology crashed ?

gizmocuz wrote:Whaa... your whole synology crashed ?

Yup, during the update of the package it went to a loop or something. It recovered from them but the result was the wipe of the domoticz folder and the subsequent files. Doublechecked everything, there's no domoticz.db Well, I can only blame myself not to make a backup before Price of using betas I guess, and one more reason to switch to an RPI. I'm tired of Synology's way of handling 3rd party spk-s and fiddling with the cross compiler and lack of proper OZW support. Otherwise, synology is a great platform

LouiS22 wrote:

gizmocuz wrote:Whaa... your whole synology crashed ?

Yup, during the update of the package it went to a loop or something. It recovered from them but the result was the wipe of the domoticz folder and the subsequent files. Doublechecked everything, there's no domoticz.db Well, I can only blame myself not to make a backup before Price of using betas I guess, and one more reason to switch to an RPI. I'm tired of Synology's way of handling 3rd party spk-s and fiddling with the cross compiler and lack of proper OZW support. Otherwise, synology is a great platform

Sorry for your problem
The arch-x86 running nice on my DS-712+
I have deleted the test files from my server.
Still have problem patching OpenZwave and moore, but I don't have time or skills to fix this.
Maybe it's time to buy a RPI
Time will show if someone have the time to fix a working spksrc?
I think I leave the spksrc updating to the experts.

Regards
Jumbotroll