Domoticz

I'm new to Domoticz and i'm trying to install Domoticz on the new Raspberry Pi. If i try to install Jessy i get the Rainbow start-screen with a lightning bolt in the upper right corner. This indicates that my voltage is too low. But if i install Raspbian all is well. The problem is that if i install domoticz after raspbian, domoticz doen't work. I cannot acces it from my laptop or from withing the raspberry.

Am i missing something? Or is Jessy and Domoticz not compatible withe the lastest Raspberry?

jtb81 wrote:I'm new to Domoticz and i'm trying to install Domoticz on the new Raspberry Pi. If i try to install Jessy i get the Rainbow start-screen with a lightning bolt in the upper right corner. This indicates that my voltage is too low. But if i install Raspbian all is well. The problem is that if i install domoticz after raspbian, domoticz doen't work. I cannot acces it from my laptop or from withing the raspberry.

Am i missing something? Or is Jessy and Domoticz not compatible withe the lastest Raspberry?

Your last remark is correct.


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This should work according the site for the Raspberry Pi 3B+ https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/
But I don't know about Domoticz.

I've just ran into the exact same problem yesterday on a 3b+ model.

Got Domoticz on Raspbian Stretch to work by executing the steps mentioned in this post:

viewtopic.php?t=22303#p172131

So far there we no other issues.

During the install of domoticz i get the following message:

Script called with non-root privileges. The Domoticz installs server packages and configures system networking, it requires elevated rights. Please check the contents of the script for any concerns with this requirement. Please be sure to download this script from a trusted source.
:::
::: Detecting the presence of the sudo utility for continuation of this install. ..
::: Utility sudo located.
:::
::: You are root.
::: Verifying free disk space...
:::
::: Checking apt-get for upgraded packages.... done!
:::
::: Your system is up to date! Continuing with Domoticz installation...
::: Checking for apt-utils... installed!
::: Checking for whiptail... installed!
::: Checking for git... installed!
::: Checking for curl... installed!
::: Checking for libcurl3... installed!
::: Checking for unzip... installed!
::: Checking for wget... installed!
::: Checking for sudo... installed!
::: Checking for cron... installed!

then it is done. So i guess there is something wrong with the rights. How do i adress this issue?

Hi, have you installed RASPBIAN STRETCH WITH DESKTOP or RASPBIAN STRETCH LITE?

A few days ago I got my first Pi, a 3B+. I installed NOOBS (https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/noobs/). No problems here. I got a perfectly working Pi with desktop.

Then I Installed Domoticz as instructed (http://www.domoticz.com/downloads/):
sudo curl -L install.domoticz.com | bash.
But this did not work out as expected. I saw all the lines passing by during installation, no error messages, but at the end there was no domoticz I could find at http:<IP>:8080 or at https://<IP>:443.

Can it be that Domoticz is assuming that this is a 32-bit system, where in reality this is a 64-bit system? Could that cause the problem?

You are running into the libssl problem. Its well documented on the forums. I fixed mine with the following:

Thanks. I'll try tomorrow.

DanM wrote: ↑Sunday 08 April 2018 21:39 You are running into the libssl problem. Its well documented on the forums.

Can you post a link (links) to these?

McMelloW wrote: ↑Friday 30 March 2018 17:08 This should work according the site for the Raspberry Pi 3B+ https://www.raspberrypi.org/downloads/raspbian/
But I don't know about Domoticz.

I installed (yesterday) this Raspbian version: Raspbian Stretch Lite https://downloads.raspberrypi.org/raspbian_lite_latest
on a Raspberry 3+ and after the install I chose not to enable the desktop and did change the keyboard layout from UK to US. Then I did which did not run completely (no successful install) and no error. I then installed git, ran again and then it installed fine. I chose not to use the HTTPS version/port, as I use Apache with HTTPS enable as a reversed proxy for Domoticz.
So, Domoticz V3.9208 with OpenZWave: Version: 1.4-2888-g54682370-dirty is running on my Pi 3+.

DanM wrote: ↑Sunday 08 April 2018 21:39 You are running into the libssl problem. Its well documented on the forums. I fixed mine with the following:

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http://ftp.nl.debian.org/debian/pool/main/o/openssl/libssl1.0.0_1.0.2l-1~bpo8+1_armhf.deb
sudo dpkg -i libssl1.0.0_1.0.2l-1~bpo8+1_armhf.deb

Well, I tried the first line. Nasty piece of work to make no typos, but I did it. Checked twice.
Unfortunately it did not work. Got a simple error message: "No such file or directory".

@DanM
Are you sure there is no typo in this complicated line?

And you say "Its well documented on the forums". Can you give me link(s) to where it is documented, so I can read the whole story around it?
Thnx!

I had the same problem.

I used DanM solution, and it worked: basically, it's downloading and installing some stupid SSL library.

Thanks DanM. The only thing he forgot is to write the command to download the library.

Put wget before his http://blahblah... address to tell your computer to download that stupid library

Works well now

Version: 3.8153
Platform: Raspbian
Plugin/Hardware: RPi V3 B+
Description: Thanks for the info. I've followed the above and now (at least) have a Domoticz service (i.e. PS -A show this... "479 ? 00:00:00 domoticz") running, but still can't get the Domoticz service page to appear using either 127.0.0.1:8080 or from a remote PC using the IP of my raspberry pi. Anything else I need to check or do to get this working?

My initial installation of Domoticz was to follow the instructions from the Domoticz site here (https://www.domoticz.com/wiki/Raspberry_Pi) but then followed the instructions in the above posts, re-installed Domoticz again followed by a reboot.

Update: I re-ran the installation using...
...but selecting the installation option of changing the options instead of using the same from the previous installation.
Working fine now.