Closed ozett closed 4 years ago
It seems that the config file was not read.
Did you follow this step from the installation section in the readme?:
adapt the enoceanmqtt.conf.sample file and put it to /etc/enoceanmqtt.conf
thanks for fast solution 😄 i try to put the config into /etc.
i upgraded from version 0.1.0 and did not notice this chance, because in old version the config did not have to be in /etc...
i will report my findings.. 😄
"can" make a udev-device? seems that i "must" make a udev-device... i will try again
i set it all up now. but no verbose messages anymore... it there an option for debug-output?
You can include the "--debug" command line option or set "debug = true" to the "[CONFIG]" section, to get the debugging logs on the console. Hmm, I forgot to document this option in enoceanmqtt.conf.sample when I updated logging in my PR, although it does show you that this option is available in the output enoceanmqtt --help.
yes, thanks. just a second ago i found cmd-line options in the source here: https://github.com/romor/enocean-mqtt/blob/840c304dc134be26ff1867b87dd1bae83c949b28/enoceanmqtt/enoceanmqtt.py#L19
i will try
almost there... i get responses from the rocker. but i am a bit clueless how to handle/stop this "learning-modes" (even after a jear.., sorry.) any hints for me?
i think i go a one year circle and come back to https://github.com/romor/enocean-mqtt/issues/1
a little bit unsure, how to use the syntax of this option: log_learn (i will search the source..) ---update: https://github.com/romor/enocean-mqtt/search?q=log_learn&unscoped_q=log_learn
Up and running! 😄 👍
"can" make a udev-device? seems that i "must" make a udev-device...
In the config file, you can configure enocean_port
to e.g. /dev/ttyUSB0
. Then you do not need to configure udev.
However, the device name may change if you have multiple devices connected to USB, so the udev rule is preferable.
any hint on this? i checked out latest version today and used the sample.conf