Closed mvbeust closed 2 years ago
Hi @mvbeust :) "ModuleNotFoundError" sounds like you didn't configure the correct path to the idasen-controller. You need to make sure that the path in the config actually points to the idasen-controller executable.
You can easily find the path with the following steps:
idasen-controller
to confirm it workswhich idasen-controller
Please report back if that fixed it
Thanks, indeed, package was installed and not accessible from homebridge. Works now, thanks! And the undefined values are also fixed since the latest update.
On Sat, Jan 22, 2022, 13:35 Vincent Niehues @.***> wrote:
You can easily find the path with the following steps:
- log in with the user that can execute the script.
- run the idasen-controller to confirm it works
- enter this command: which idasen-controller
- copy the path to your config file
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Perfect! :) I'm going to close this. If you face any other problems please feel free to open another issue
@mvbeust How did you fix that? The package is installed, at the specified location, and works when started from the command line. But I get the same error from homebridge! Thanks
@vniehues Could you assist here? From the logs in Homebridge, I see:
[Linak Platform] polling error: Error: Command failed: /home/pi/.local/bin/idasen-controller --mac-address FF:11:18:9A:56:13 --base-height 626 --movement-range 650 Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/pi/.local/bin/idasen-controller", line 6, in
from idasen_controller.main import init ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'idasen_controller' at ChildProcess.exithandler (child_process.js:383:12) at ChildProcess.emit (events.js:400:28) at maybeClose (internal/child_process.js:1058:16) at Process.ChildProcess._handle.onexit (internal/child_process.js:293:5) { killed: false, code: 1, signal: null, cmd: '/home/pi/.local/bin/idasen-controller --mac-address FF:11:18:9A:56:13 --base-height 626 --movement-range 650'}
But if I copy/paste into the command line of my raspi over SSH:
pi@Pi-Hole:~ $ /home/pi/.local/bin/idasen-controller --mac-address FF:11:18:9A:56:13 --base-height 626 --movement-range 650 Connected FF:11:18:9A:56:13 Height: 780mm Disconnected
Homebridge and idasen-controller are obvioulsy on the same raspi, and idasen-controller works properly when launched from the command line...
@Nepomucene I think the next troubleshooting step would be to run that command from the homebridge Terminal to check if homebridge is allowed to access the command.
To do that open the config ui in a browser and open the terminal from the menu in the top right corner.
Please report back your findings.
@vniehues Bingo. That is the problem
homebridge@Pi-Hole:/var/lib/homebridge $ /home/pi/.local/bin/idasen-controller --mac-address FF:11:18:9A:56:13 --base-height 626 --movement-range 650 Traceback (most recent call last): File "/home/pi/.local/bin/idasen-controller", line 6, in
from idasen_controller.main import init ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'idasen_controller' homebridge@Pi-Hole:/var/lib/homebridge $
The question is how do I fix that? How do I allow user "homebridge" to run a script on my raspi? My linux days are 20-25 years ago :-(
I'm not a linux guy either haha. I would try to google my way around that problem or install Idasen-Controller as the homebridge user.
But please report back if and how you fixed it. I would like to add some troubleshooting steps to the readme šš¼
Problem solved!!
Issue is indeed that idasen-controller needs to be installed as "homebridge"
But before that, a couple of files/directories have to have their ownership transfered from root to homebridge
=> Log into the raspi via ssh as root/pi
cd /home/homebridge/
sudo chown homebridge .cache
cd .cache
sudo chown homebridge node-gyp
Then you can install "idasen-controller" as "homebridge"
For that open the config ui in a browser and open the terminal from the menu in the top right corner.
/usr/bin/python3 -m pip install idasen_controller
I then launched the scipt in the same terminal:
/home/homebridge/.local/bin/idasen-controller --mac-address FF:11:18:9A:56:13 --base-height 626 --movement-range 650
Connected FF:11:18:9A:56:13
Height: 780mm
Disconnected
Hope it works for others too!
Describe The Bug:
When trying to connect to the desk, I receive the following error:
Controlling the desk from the command line with idasen-controller works without any issues
To Reproduce: The error happens on startup of homebridge with an idasen desk configured
Expected behavior:
The controller should be able to connect to the desk
Logs:
Plugin Config:
Environment: