Closed pseudonym187 closed 2 years ago
The error means that ph
is not in your $PATH
.
Could be an issue with your PATH, could be an issue with the way you install Homebridge Hue. npm
should create a symlink from /usr/bin/ph
to /usr/lib/node_modules/homebridge-hue/cli/ph.js
, but I'm not sure about new installations based on the apt
package for Raspberry Pi, that no longer uses npm
.
Thanks for your fast reply. is there anything I can do?
Check whether there's a symlink for ph
in /usr/bin
(or /usr/local/bin
on some systems like macOS);
Check the this directory is in your PATH;
Find out where Homebridge-Hue is installed and manually create the symlink.
Try npx ph
, but I think that only works for in combination with npm
.
i have reinstalled my homebridge. after trying to get the new deconz plugin to run i am back with home bridge hue what im using since I started with homebridge.
now I’ve tried to set my osram plug from bulb to plug with ph -H ... outlet
the request I get in terminal is -bash: ph: command not found
i have reinstalled the hue plugin but I doesn't work. with my old home bridge installation I got no problem with that. what I´m doing wrong?