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If I actually downloaded a pre-built Domoticz for Ubuntu, what do I do with it?

Posted: Monday 13 January 2020 2:06
by gandsnut
Hello:
I downloaded from www.domoticz.com the Linux package 4.10717 2019-05-09.
I gunziped the domoticz_linux_x86_64.tgz file to domoticz_linux_x86_64.tar
In a subdir, I 'un-tarred' said archive, and found a number of subdirs, files, and
this:

$ file domoticz
domoticz: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, x86-64, version 1 (GNU/Linux), dynamically linked, interpreter /lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2, for GNU/Linux 2.6.24, BuildID[sha1]=b93b168d7575381ac6baacd1fad9f691f73343b2, not stripped

Looks like the program... Not sure what to __do__ with this subdir, or how / where
to install / put it. Can't find any docs on this situation. Everything is about building
from source.

Thx.

Re: If I actually downloaded a pre-built Domoticz for Ubuntu, what do I do with it?

Posted: Monday 13 January 2020 17:53
by gandsnut
Multiple hours of frustration trying to get a working install of openHAB brought me to Domoticz...

The hours are starting to accumulate getting the same result with this system. Or should I say,
the same non-results.

Gullible that I am, I thought I'd follow the directions and "get the source" per obvious instructions.

Hmm, I have to build a demanded-version of Cmake to build Domoticz.? What's next? How much
time & patience do 'ya have, bub...

Time to step away, get some food, and ponder if it's better to throw in the towel and try another HA
project.

Re: If I actually downloaded a pre-built Domoticz for Ubuntu, what do I do with it?

Posted: Monday 13 January 2020 18:36
by DewGew
Why not use the install script? Open a terminal the run

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 curl -sSL install.domoticz.com | sudo bash

Re: If I actually downloaded a pre-built Domoticz for Ubuntu, what do I do with it?

Posted: Tuesday 14 January 2020 7:09
by gandsnut
DewGew wrote: Monday 13 January 2020 18:36 Why not use the install script? Open a terminal the run

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 curl -sSL install.domoticz.com | sudo bash
Well, thanks much! Things are now moving along. Appreciated...