Domoticz

jvdz wrote: Friday 03 January 2025 17:47 All commits are listed in GitHub, but setting up that reverse proxy is much simpler and faster to implement.
I've tested it in a standalone docker container for fun and it's really easy to create this work-around.
I can share the details in case there is a real interest.

• Create a persistent storage directory for this container on your PI. I use /data/docker/domo_rev_oldapi as the base directory.
• Create subdirectory templates and add the file default.conf.template from the attached zip.
• Use the below Docker compose info to create a new stack in portainer or file for docker compose, and update any of the required info:
  • The DomoticzURL to be used for both http and https input ports.
  • Update the input ports to what you like to use (only the left port number, do not change the right port number!).
    I have added a 1 to my actual ports use by domoticz to keep it simple.
    Add an # in front of the port in case you don't want to use it.
  • Update the volume section to point to the correct directory on your PI.
  • When you want to use https, a cert is required, and I have pointed that to the original supplied domoticz pem file.
    Define here what you use.
  • The extra_hosts definition is what docker is using to connect to its HOST server.
• Now you can create the container and check if it is running by pointing your browser to the defined input port(s).
• When that works, you can try to update the pilot app to point to this new input port and the proxy should now do the translation from the old API format to the new.

services:
  nginx:
    image: nginx:stable-alpine-slim
    environment:
      ### Define the target url for domoticz either the http or https version
      ### use host.docker.internal when running docker on the same host as Domoticz
      DomoticzURL: 'https://host.docker.internal:8443' 
      ###  or use the actual HOSTNAME or ip address for the domoticz server
      #DomoticzURL: 'https://192.168.0.123:8443' 
    
    ports:
      ### define a free input port for the http url to proxy to domoticz url
      - "18080:8080"
      ### define a free input port for the https url to proxy to domoticz url
      - "18443:443"
    
    volumes:
      ### Define template directory used by the docker container. (required)
      - /data/docker/domo_rev_oldapi/templates:/etc/nginx/templates
      
      ### target directory for the generated default.conf in case you like to see the result. (optional)
      #- /data/docker/domo_rev_oldapi/conf.d:/etc/nginx/conf.d
      
      ### Define ssl directory used by the docker container. (required for reverse proxy of https. use same files as used by domoticz)
      - /home/pi/domoticz/server_cert.pem:/etc/nginx/ssl/server_cert.pem
      
      ### Define log directory used by NGINX.
      - /data/docker/domo_rev_oldapi/log:/var/log/nginx
    
    extra_hosts:
      ### Extra host to reverse proxy back into the Docker HOST server.
      - "host.docker.internal:host-gateway"
    

ednl wrote: Monday 30 December 2024 23:48

waltervl wrote: Monday 30 December 2024 23:26 Depends from what version you updated. It cannot be from a 2024.x version. You post that post in June 2023. 2023.2 is released in July 2023. So it is definitely related to the Domoticz API update of 2023.2.

Hmm, weird. Same issue here. Pilot worked fine with Domoticz 2024.7 from July 2024, but stopped working with build 16401.

mvveelen wrote: Monday 30 December 2024 21:33

waltervl wrote: Sunday 29 December 2024 21:52

mvveelen wrote: Sunday 29 December 2024 20:40 Unfortunately, since the last Beta update of Domoricz (2024.7 (build 16401)), I see no devices anymore in Pilot. I can see the log, so there is a connection, but I can't see any devices.

I hope it can be fixed, because I rely on Pilot for some switches and also geofencing.

This is not related to latest Domoticz beta but an API update in Domoticz 2023.2. So more than a year ago. So I hope for you the app will be updated (but is not updated for a long time now).

See my post about that: viewtopic.php?p=303764#p303764

And it was working until a few days ago. After updating Domoticz from the prior last version to the current last version (beta). So it must have something to do with the latest beta update and I see that I'm not the only one with this problem.

I've sent an email to the creator of Pilot, but I'm not sure if I will get a reply, especially during this time of the year.

Installing reverse proxies etc. is not my cup of tea....

mvveelen wrote: Wednesday 15 January 2025 12:31 No, he didn't answer. Meanwhile I made a new installation with an older Domoticz version which I didn't update and Pilot works.

Too bad it isn't updated to work with the latest Beta.

zxdscp wrote: Sunday 19 January 2025 14:53 I also sent an e-mail to this address “[email protected]” but received no reply.
So I went ahead and installed the HomeBridge-eDomoticz plugin.
I got the essential functions I was interested in.

kiddigital wrote: Sunday 19 January 2025 17:25 Question: what can the Pilot app do which you cannot do with Domoticz own UI? (Or other apps)?

homeJLB wrote: Thursday 06 February 2025 12:33 Maybe try https://github.com/jcwlim/homebridge-edomoticz-ui-x

patoo77 wrote: Tuesday 11 February 2025 0:06 Hello everyone,

First, I apologize for the delay in responding. I wanted to share some good news: a new version of Pilot will be released soon to support the latest Domoticz API. This update ensures that Pilot remains compatible with Domoticz 2024.7 and future versions.

You can expect the release by the end of the week. In the meantime, feel free to reach out if you have any questions!

patoo77 wrote: Tuesday 11 February 2025 0:06 Hello everyone,

First, I apologize for the delay in responding. I wanted to share some good news: a new version of Pilot will be released soon to support the latest Domoticz API. This update ensures that Pilot remains compatible with Domoticz 2024.7 and future versions.

You can expect the release by the end of the week. In the meantime, feel free to reach out if you have any questions!