Domoticz

mcwieger wrote:A manual update did the trick: downloaded the package and installed it over the version that had been automatically updated.

So it appears something is not going well in the automated update process (is the right version available in the repository, right version automatically selected for the processor type?)

Maybe something to check.

Thanks for your quick response, as always

jorik wrote:Hi Jumbotroll,

Together with Synology Support I've been investigation why I cannot add your repository to my Package Center. It seems that the server/service does not accept my DS model (411+II) as can be seen when running the following commands with curl. For the 411+ it gives results, but for 411+II it does not:

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curl -L -A "synology_x86_411+ DSM6.1-14902 (package)" --data "package_update_channel=stable&unique=synology_x86_411+&build=14903&language=enu&major=6&arch=x86&minor=1&timezone=Amsterdam" "http://www.jadahl.com/domoticz_stable_6/"

vs

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curl -L -A "synology_x86_411+II DSM6.1-14902 (package)" --data "package_update_channel=stable&unique=synology_x86_411+II&build=14903&language=enu&major=6&arch=x86&minor=1&timezone=Amsterdam" "http://www.jadahl.com/domoticz_stable_6/"

If you have an idea about how to fix this, that would be great. Otherwise I will try to install a package server and perform more debugging myself.

Thanks,
Jorik

kinghuzi wrote:Hi Jumbotroll.

Please could you update the 5.2 beta to latest version as current version has bug that does not allow harmony Logitech to work. This was fixed in latest beta. Much appreciated.

For: http://www.jadahl.com/domoticz_beta/?arch=bromolow

jumbotroll wrote: [...]
I have no clue why this not working, but I think it's a bug in the sspks server because it is the same problem with DS716+II.
You are welcome to find the problem, but I would not spend more time on this You can always download manually!
Here is the source to the sspks server software: https://github.com/jdel/sspks

$unique = trim($_POST['unique']);

$unique = preg_quote(trim($_POST['unique']));

jorik wrote:

jumbotroll wrote: [...]
I have no clue why this not working, but I think it's a bug in the sspks server because it is the same problem with DS716+II.
You are welcome to find the problem, but I would not spend more time on this You can always download manually!
Here is the source to the sspks server software: https://github.com/jdel/sspks

Hi Jumbotroll,

I took a look at the spkss code and I'm pretty sure I found the issue. index.php at line 36, (see: https://github.com/jdel/sspks/blob/master/index.php) uses the "unique" string directly in a regular expression. Since the "+" has a special meaning, the regular expression fails for devices that have any characters after the +, such as 411+II or 716+II.

You can fix this by changing line 34 from:

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$unique = trim($_POST['unique']);

to:

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$unique = preg_quote(trim($_POST['unique']));

The "preg_quote" will escape the + character and then the regular expression will work correctly. I will create an issue on the github-page from jdel. Are you willing to make this change on your server?

jorik wrote:Hi Jumbotroll,

Did you revert your changes? I have been performing some additional debugging and it seems the curl command that Synology Support provided was not a good test.

In the curl command the + character was not url encoded, so it became a space in the POST message hence the failure with the curl test. While debugging with my own sspks, I found that my original suggested change should resolve the issue after all. With a better curl test and with my actual Synology Package Center I can add my own location with the preg_quote change...

A better curl test command would be:

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curl -L -A "synology_x86_411+II DSM6.1-14902 (package)" --data "package_update_channel=stable&unique=synology_x86_411%2BII&build=14903&language=enu&major=6&arch=x86&minor=1&timezone=Amsterdam" "http://www.jadahl.com/domoticz_stable_6/"

As you can see I replaced the + in the "unique" parameter with %2B.

Thanks,
Jorik

jorik wrote:Thanks! It's working for me now for http://www.jadahl.com/domoticz_stable_6/

I can finally get my Domoticz updates directly from Package Center!

jorik wrote:When trying to restore my Domoticz database with the Restore Database option in the Domoticz webpage, it would immediately go back to the dashboard and in Synology Package Center I could see in the logs:

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Error: Webserver: File '/restoredatabase.webem': No such file or directory (2)

The backup was also not restored. I manually copied the .db-file back, so everything is fine now, but maybe this is related to the way Domoticz is packaged for Synology?

jorik wrote:I tried emptying cache in my Safari browser, but unfortunately that didn't help. Also I tried Google Chrome instead and for both cases I saw the same error message in the log. I don't know exactly what this "webem" extension is, but something seems wrong.