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doc change issue #130 #131

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Expand Up @@ -19,6 +19,18 @@ $ publish.js -t "/sys/$SYSTEMID/longitude" -p "9.226254" -r

The latitude and longitude values of your home can easily be obtained with the help of Google Maps. Just point it to the desired location, right-click the map and select _What is here?_.

Please note that because of an issue with a 3rd party library homA is using, negative number payloads are not interpreted correctly. As a result, if your latitude or longitude is a negative value don't use the publish command above; instead you can either publish directly using mosquitto_pub:

```
$ mosquitto_pub -d -t "/sys/$SYSTEMID/longitude" -m -9.226254 -r
```

or use the following syntax:

```
$ publish.js -t "/sys/$SYSTEMID/longitude" --payload=-9.226254 -r
```

### Systemd
If your system supports it, you can start the application as a daemon from systemd by using the provided template.
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