Domoticz

sander815 wrote:why am i getting these errors?

pi@raspberrypi:~/domoboard $ /home/pi/domoboard/bin/python /home/pi/domoboard/server.py -d -c /home/pi/domoboard/example2.conf -d
Error when starting the Flask server: [Errno 13] Permission denied

and if i run it like this
pi@raspberrypi:~/domoboard $ python /home/pi/domoboard/server.py -d -c /home/pi/domoboard/test.conf
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/pi/domoboard/server.py", line 4, in <module>
from flaskext.auth import Auth, AuthUser, login_required, logout
ImportError: No module named auth

janvier123 wrote:Ive (kinda) fixed the issue with 2 domoticz_temp_charts
Spending countless hours trying to fix it and ending up with a dirty way to have 2 graphs

The issue is:
when calling "ShowTempLog" and console log the content div i got this

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domoticz-chart-block-1
domoticz-chart-block-2

Great, however when calling "AddDataToTempChart(data, $.DayChart_Temp.highcharts(), 1);" and console log "console.log($.DayChart_Temp.highcharts());" i get this:

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Object { renderTo: <div#domoticz-chart-block-2>, userOptions: Object, respRules: Array[0], margin: Array[4], spacing: Array[4], bounds: Object, callback: undefined, isResizing: 0, options: Object, axes: Array[3], 47 more… } domoticz.js:1305:8
Object { renderTo: <div#domoticz-chart-block-2>, userOptions: Object, respRules: Array[0], margin: Array[4], spacing: Array[4], bounds: Object, callback: undefined, isResizing: 0, options: Object, axes: Array[3], 51 more… }
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It seems that something is remembering the last div and refuse to update/reset it, the way to fix it is: creating a new "period" called it "day2" and renaming all variables from "DayChart_Temp" to "Day2Chart_Temp"

now calling

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ShowTempLog("domoticz-chart-block-2",14,"Serre Temp+Hum", "day2");

Havent tested with

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  [[domoticz_temp_charts]]
    Nest Curr Temp/Hum = 28, day2, temp

seems to work

janvier123 wrote:Its a few file changes, remind me tomorrow will ya? pm or something
Ill upload the changed files, but do remember this is not a very good way to do it, but it works for me

janvier123 wrote:oh right ..

Download the 1 zip file and place the files in the following directory's:


domoticz_temp_charts2.html => /home/pi/domoboard/templates/

domoticz.js => /home/pi/domoboard/static/js/

(NOTE: the following is un-tested, since i dont use the real domoboard anymore)

then in your .conf file

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  [[display_components]]
    components = domoticz_temp_charts[1], domoticz_temp_charts[2]
   [[domoticz_temp_charts]]
      [[[1]]]
        Energie = 150, week, energy
      [[[2]]]
        Gas = 151, month, gas

godomogo wrote: ↑Saturday 09 September 2017 16:49 I'm getting the following error on startup:

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pi@raspberrypi:~/domoboard $ python server.py -c example.conf -d
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "server.py", line 168, in <module>
    domoticz.checkDomoticzStatus(config)
  File "/home/pi/domoboard/modules/domoticz.py", line 24, in checkDomoticzStatus
    for device in result["result"]:
KeyError: 'result'

I saw a similar error earlier in this thread with api.py that turned out to be a bug that was fixed.

Any ideas about this one?

Thanks!

squandor wrote: ↑Saturday 09 September 2017 16:51

godomogo wrote: ↑Saturday 09 September 2017 16:49 I'm getting the following error on startup:

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pi@raspberrypi:~/domoboard $ python server.py -c example.conf -d
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "server.py", line 168, in <module>
    domoticz.checkDomoticzStatus(config)
  File "/home/pi/domoboard/modules/domoticz.py", line 24, in checkDomoticzStatus
    for device in result["result"]:
KeyError: 'result'

I saw a similar error earlier in this thread with api.py that turned out to be a bug that was fixed.

Any ideas about this one?

Thanks!

Strange do you have the correct ip filled in into you're configuration?

[general_settings]
  [[server]]
    url = 192.168.1.90:443                      # IP-address of Domoticz backend
    flask_url = 192.168.1.90:8444               # Please note: this is the internal IP-address including port of the Domoboard server

godomogo wrote: ↑Saturday 09 September 2017 19:28

[general_settings]
  [[server]]
    url = 192.168.1.90:443                      # IP-address of Domoticz backend
    flask_url = 192.168.1.90:8444               # Please note: this is the internal IP-address including port of the Domoboard server

def queryDomoticz(url):
    config = api.getConfig()
    try:
        r = requests.get('http://' + config["general_settings"]["server"]["url"] + '/json.htm' + url,
        auth=(config["general_settings"]["server"].get("user"), config["general_settings"]["server"].get("password")), timeout=5.00)
    except:
        return "{}"
    return r.text

godomogo wrote: ↑Saturday 09 September 2017 19:50

squandor wrote: ↑Saturday 09 September 2017 19:52

godomogo wrote: ↑Saturday 09 September 2017 19:50

Ok and I assume that you use port 433 instead of 8080?

squandor wrote: ↑Thursday 29 December 2016 22:58 haha ok point taken:

wmmudde wrote: ↑Wednesday 21 February 2018 17:38

squandor wrote: ↑Thursday 29 December 2016 22:58 haha ok point taken:

Heb jij de Nederlandse config werkend?
Ik bedoel dan ook het weer stukje op het dashboard.
Ik krijg het niet werkend.
Misschien zou jij je config kunnen delen?

schorrie wrote: ↑Wednesday 14 February 2018 22:06 Ok, i am a newbie here at domoticz and have a question about domoboard

After installation of the domoboard, is it still possible to access domoticz in the normal way,

i'm asking this because i would like to use domoboard only on my tablet that will be fixed against the wall,
on my phone i would like to keep the normal domoticz site