Domoticz

miljume wrote:

squandor wrote:

miljume wrote:Yes, I have authentication enabled but not for local IP adresses and the Domoboard is on the same RPI so that shouldnt be the problem

I did a git pull from the development branch so I am on the latest development version

Could you send the [general_settings] part of the config so we can see if the problem is in there.

Sure, see below
I guess the username/password part for Domoticz isn't needed when I have excluded login for local IP's?

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[general_settings]
  [[server]]
    url = 192.168.0.51:8081			# IP-address of Domoticz backend
    flask_url = 192.168.0.51:8090		# Please note: this is the internal IP-address including port of the Domoboard server
    user = username			# Username for Domoticz (if required)
    password = password			# Password for Domoticz (if required)
    secret_key = <secret key> # A random secret key used for Python authentication. Change to anything random.
  [[users]]
    user1 = password1			# Add users for Domoboard here. In this case login with username "username" and password "password"
    user2 = password2
  [[domoboard]]
    time = True			# True/False: show time in top bar
    date = True			# True/False: show date in top bar
    language = "sv"			# Change this to display date/time in local language and format
    #google_maps_api_key = <api key>		# Google Maps Embed API key
    autologon = True       # True/False: enable autologon
  [[wunderground]]
  	api = <api key>
  	language = en

I have found the error!

The switch in Domoticz was called "Ljusträd" and it seems like it's the same error I reported on before (for temperature sensor) that the script can't handle Swedish letters when receiving info from Domoticz. When renaming the switch to "Light Tree" it started working again

Nice work with this frontend.
I setup Domoboard and it is working but i noticed that with klikaanklikuit dimmers the sliders only work within the 1 to 16%. The dimmers don't support dimming in % only in steps (16 in this case). Is there a fix for?
Keep up the good work.

sander815 wrote:Just got my HDMI display and second rpi. One question, do i install this on a fresh rpi with raspbian? Or on the rpi that runs domoticz

It is both possible. If you run domoboard on an fresh rpi you can change the config settings like this:
[general_settings]
[[server]]
url = url of you're domoticz server like 192.168.1.2:8080
flask_url = the ip adres of you're fresh rpi

then it should work fine

I tried to install the Domoboard on an Xbain RPI setup. So far I haven't succeeded: It looks like it gets stuck on every step of the process, but now I am at the 'ImportError: No module named base' and have no clue how to continue.

Suggestions welcome

jake wrote:I tried to install the Domoboard on an Xbain RPI setup. So far I haven't succeeded:

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 sudo apt-get install python-setuptools
sudo easy_install flask flask-auth configobj gitpython simplejson bleach requests
sudo apt-get install git
git clone https://github.com/wez3/domoboard
sudo apt-get install python-pip
pip install setuptools --upgrade
pip install html5lib

xbian@xbian ~/domoboard $ python server.py -c jacco.conf
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "server.py", line 8, in <module>
    import modules.api as api
  File "/home/xbian/domoboard/modules/api.py", line 7, in <module>
    import security, charts, plugins, webconfig, domoticz
  File "/home/xbian/domoboard/modules/security.py", line 5, in <module>
    import json, simplejson, hashlib, os, bleach
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/bleach-2.0.0-py2.7.egg/bleach/__init__.py", line 5, in <module>
    from bleach.linkifier import (
  File "/usr/local/lib/python2.7/dist-packages/bleach-2.0.0-py2.7.egg/bleach/linkifier.py", line 5, in <module>
    from html5lib.filters.base import Filter
ImportError: No module named base

It looks like it gets stuck on every step of the process, but now I am at the 'ImportError: No module named base' and have no clue how to continue.

Suggestions welcome

could you try the following command:
pip install bleach --upgrade

i thought that base is an module that should be installed with bleach but maybe it needs an update.

squandor wrote:
could you try the following command:
pip install bleach --upgrade

i thought that base is an module that should be installed with bleach but maybe it needs an update.

I tried your suggestion. I needed to do it as sudo because of permission error. However, it didn't help, the error is still the same.

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jake wrote:

squandor wrote:
could you try the following command:
pip install bleach --upgrade

i thought that base is an module that should be installed with bleach but maybe it needs an update.

I tried your suggestion. I needed to do it as sudo because of permission error. However, it didn't help, the error is still the same.

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hmm could you try the follow command:
pip install html5lib==0.999999999

If you have some issues installing domoboard on raspbian lite or full (probably other OS's aswell) you could try to use a virtualenv. I've tested this on lite and full, both seem to work flawless (change the path /home/pi if domoboard is located somewhere else):

sudo apt-get install python-virtualenv
virtualenv /home/pi/domoboard/
cd /home/pi/domoboard/bin
source activate
cd ..
pip install -r requirements.txt
python server.py -c config.conf

Please let me know if this works for you guys, so i can modify the installation instructions on the github page .

@wez3,
I had the same problem today on raspbian full, so I tried the virtualenv as you suggested... and it works like a charm.
Thx

is this project still active?
Any updates lately?

janvier123 wrote:is this project still active?
Any updates lately?

Yes it is. Soon we will start writing code to configure domoboard through the webinterface.

I've created a script to easier install Domoboard. Domoboard can be installed in the current folder with the following command:
curl -L https://www.domoboard.nl/install | bash

How can I make the domoboard run at startup?
Previously I used pm2 (on another RPi)
On my new RPi I have to run domoboard via the virtualenv, and setting it up on pm2 has not worked so far.
I have also tried putting the following commands in my rc.local:
cd domoboard/bin
source activate
cd ..
python server.py -c domo.conf
but this also didn't work

bbos wrote:How can I make the domoboard run at startup?
Previously I used pm2 (on another RPi)
On my new RPi I have to run domoboard via the virtualenv, and setting it up on pm2 has not worked so far.
I have also tried putting the following commands in my rc.local:
cd domoboard/bin
source activate
cd ..
python server.py -c domo.conf
but this also didn't work

Checkout the "Install as a service" instructions on the github page:
https://github.com/wez3/domoboard

This explains how to get it running under systemd.

This does not seem to work, i see 2 blocks, but only the bottom one (2) is working, the first one is blank

janvier123 wrote:

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[statistics]
  [[display_components]]
    components = domoticz_temp_charts[1], domoticz_temp_charts[2]
   [[domoticz_temp_charts]]
      [[[1]]]
		Temperatuur = 13, day, temp
      [[[2]]]
		Temperatuur2 = 14, day, temp	

This does not seem to work, i see 2 blocks, but only the bottom one (2) is working, the first one is blank

This is a known issue. Please see:
https://github.com/wez3/domoboard/issues/28

Got a 2nd RPI and i wanted to install domoboard, however it didnt work
i used: 2017-04-10-raspbian-jessie-lite (Minimal Install)

So after installing over and over again, ive made a list that allowes you to install it without any issues.
So please update the install script to the following?

PLEASE NOTE: that i did not use the NOOBS install, so it can be that some lines are not needed

Here is what ive done: its up to you what to do with it, this is the most working install for me

janvier123 wrote:Got a 2nd RPI and i wanted to install domoboard, however it didnt work
i used: 2017-04-10-raspbian-jessie-lite (Minimal Install)

So after installing over and over again, ive made a list that allowes you to install it without any issues.
So please update the install script to the following?

PLEASE NOTE: that i did not use the NOOBS install, so it can be that some lines are not needed

Here is what ive done:

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sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install python-dev -y
sudo apt-get install python-pip -y
sudo apt-get install git -y
curl -L https://www.domoboard.nl/install | bash 

its up to you what to do with it, this is the most working install for me

Thanks. Just added this to the install script

Error Found:

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- First one
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2nd one


Instellingen => Plugins
When clicking install, it just keeps loading but nothing changes
(Using FF latest version)

janvier123 wrote:Error Found:

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XML Parsing Error: syntax error
Location: https://domoboard.nl/version.md?_=1495206829537
Line Number 1, Column 1:
1.0.16,1.0.18

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XML Parsing Error: syntax error Location: moz-nullprincipal:{d9dde203-ba69-4cea-9122-1f27dcdde6b5} Line Number 1, Column 1:
1.0.16,1.0.18
^

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2nd one


Instellingen => Plugins
When clicking install, it just keeps loading but nothing changes
(Using FF latest version)

Hi janvier123 which plug-in did you try to install And does this happen with every plugin you try to install? And do you have you're server running in debug mode? For the first error I must ask wez3 to check so I'll get back on that one