Closed spieter closed 1 year ago
In the configuration screen you can change the mqtt-host
and mqtt-port
values to where your MQTT is running.
The default values are for usage with the MQTT server Home assistant provides.
I am not using home assistant, but use openhab. And i want to try and use this to publish the state to MQTT and then have openhab use that. Thank you for your reponse.
I found out i could start dirigera-client-mqtt with parameters to add my config.
java -jar dirigera-client-mqtt.jar --dirigera.hostname="dirigera-name-or-ip" --dirigera.port=8443 --dirigera.mqtt.hostname="mqtt-host" --dirigera.mqtt.port=1883
i even created a docker (Container on my QNAP) to run this.
sudo docker create \ --name=dirigera \ --interactive \ --tty \ --restart unless-stopped \ -e "LANG=en_US.UTF-8" \ -e "LANGUAGE=en_US:en" \ -e "LC_ALL=en_US.UTF-8" \ -e "TZ=Etc/UTC" \ -e "JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/zulu17" \ -v "/share/CACHEDEV1_DATA/Container/Dirigera-Api/:/etc/dirigera-api/" \ azul/zulu-openjdk:17 \ /bin/sh -c /etc/dirigera-api/dirigera-docker.sh
diriger-docker.sh contains the following: cd /etc/dirigera-api/ java -jar /etc/dirigera-api/dirigera-client-mqtt.jar --dirigera.hostname="dirigera-name-or-ip" --dirigera.port=8443 --dirigera.mqtt.hostname="mqtt-host" --dirigera.mqtt.port=1883
How do i make the configuration for a different mqtt host. Where do i put the correct server name/ip ?