Closed cobra85ec closed 5 years ago
What error are you getting?
this is what i did -sudo nano /etc/profile then added to the bottom. -python broadlink-mqtt/mqtt.py save it then -sudo reboot when i log back in with putty this is what i get..
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Last login: Fri Oct 26 06:46:52 2018 from 192.168.50.1
[2018-10-26 06:52:06,053] DEBUG Connected to RM2 Broadlink device at '192.168.50.179' (MAC e8:d4:50:77:0f:78)
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "broadlink-mqtt/mqtt.py", line 389, in
Looks like your mqtt server is run AFTER broadlink-mqtt Could you please confirm?
i dont kno how to do that.... but is there a way to add a delay to the start up..?
Sorry, I'm not an expert in the Linux But you can try adding your line to /etc/rc.local, not /etc/profile
i try that also same erro and i also try bashrc
I think /etc/profile is a bad option because it's run only when you log in using ssh, am I correct? Look, do you have success running broadlink-mqtt in manual mode?
yes. ill try to local again.. and yes i can run command manual works fine.
I added mine to /etc/rc.local The command I used is as follows. Your path will vary. nohup python /home/plains203/broadlink-mqtt/mqtt.py --mqtt >/dev/null 2>&1 & sleep 1
nope not working...
ok i got it. this let it wait 1min b4 it start after my node red which runs my mqtt server.. thank u guys very much. sudo nano /etc/rc.local then add this to the bottom after fi sleep 60 && python home/pi/broadlink-mqtt/mqtt.py
tryin to auto run on pi3 keep getting error ... can u help..?