mqtt_reconnect

[dst6se]

Hi !

If I restart the mosquitto server, i have to restart the container to control my devices again .

[dst6se]

Hi !

If I restart the mosquitto server, i have to restart the container to control my devices again .

Fixed by editing this part of main.py

See pulll request for more info

[Mastiffen]

@dst6se If you still get this, I would very much like to use your version in my system. But I'm not sure how to implement it, and there is no issue page on your fork. Can you please let me how I do that? I can build, I'm not sure what to build. It stops on this:

`git submodule update --init
Cloning into '/home/pi/telldus-core-mqtt/telldus'...
[email protected]: Permission denied (publickey).
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.
fatal: clone of '[email protected]:mliljedahl/telldus.git' into submodule path '/home/pi/telldus-core-mqtt/telldus' failed
Failed to clone 'telldus'. Retry scheduled
Cloning into '/home/pi/telldus-core-mqtt/telldus'...
[email protected]: Permission denied (publickey).
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.
fatal: clone of '[email protected]:mliljedahl/telldus.git' into submodule path '/home/pi/telldus-core-mqtt/telldus' failed
Failed to clone 'telldus' a second time, aborting
`

[dst6se]

@dst6se If you still get this, I would very much like to use your version in my system. But I'm not sure how to implement it, and there is no issue page on your fork. Can you please let me how I do that? I can build, I'm not sure what to build. It stops on this:

`git submodule update --init Cloning into '/home/pi/telldus-core-mqtt/telldus'... [email protected]: Permission denied (publickey). fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists. fatal: clone of '[email protected]:mliljedahl/telldus.git' into submodule path '/home/pi/telldus-core-mqtt/telldus' failed Failed to clone 'telldus'. Retry scheduled Cloning into '/home/pi/telldus-core-mqtt/telldus'... [email protected]: Permission denied (publickey). fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists. fatal: clone of '[email protected]:mliljedahl/telldus.git' into submodule path '/home/pi/telldus-core-mqtt/telldus' failed Failed to clone 'telldus' a second time, aborting `

Hi , the easy way is to just copy my modified main.py to the docker
ex
docker cp ./main.py telldus:/usr/src/telldus-core-mqtt/

[Mastiffen]

Fantastic, and such a quick answer! Thank you very much! Appreciate it!

[dst6se]

Fantastic, and such a quick answer! Thank you very much! Appreciate it!

NP, hope it works well. For my it is rock solid :)

Thanks

Danne

[Mastiffen]

Yep, it does work well, but I am having a bit of a problem copying to the container, it is not stored from run to run. I had to have the container running and use this command:

docker cp ./main.py tellstick:/usr/src/telldus-core-mqtt/

I call the container tellstick, not telldus, but that shouldn't matter. When I do the copy, I can do this:

docker exec tellstick cat /usr/src/telldus-core-mqtt/main.py

That shows me what the file contains. I changed "humidity" to "fuktighet" in line 19 to have an easy way of seeing if the copy stuck:

const.TELLSTICK_HUMIDITY: 'fuktighet',

But that's back to "humidity" on the next run.

[dst6se]

Yep, it does work well, but I am having a bit of a problem copying to the container, it is not stored from run to run. I had to have the container running and use this command:

docker cp ./main.py tellstick:/usr/src/telldus-core-mqtt/

I call the container tellstick, not telldus, but that shouldn't matter. When I do the copy, I can do this:

docker exec tellstick cat /usr/src/telldus-core-mqtt/main.py

That shows me what the file contains. I changed "humidity" to "fuktighet" in line 19 to have an easy way of seeing if the copy stuck:

const.TELLSTICK_HUMIDITY: 'fuktighet',

But that's back to "humidity" on the next run.

You are right !
I forgot to mention this

In my script when i start the container i do like this

docker run -d
--name telldus
--restart=unless-stopped
-e TDM_MQTT_SERVER=192.168.166.30
-e TDM_MQTT_PORT=1884
-e TDM_MQTT_USER=telldus_mqtt
-e TDM_MQTT_PASS=pass
-v /media/Media/docker_data/telldus/conf/tellstick.conf:/etc/tellstick.conf:ro
--device=/dev/bus/usb:/dev/bus/usb:rwm
mliljedahl/telldus-core-mqtt:latest

so

-v /media/Media/docker_data/telldus/conf/main.py:/usr/src/telldus-core-mqtt/main.py:ro \

Point out the file to your config dir , and should never go back to the orginal one !

[Mastiffen]

Brilliant, thank you again! I added #Tors versjon to the end of that main.py so I didn't have to scroll up to find the telltale signs, and that works now! Thanks again! This container is actually something I've been looking for a long time, so I can get all my Pi's from Stretch and up to Bullseye, and I can use it on a bunch of other Pi's that are already on Bullseye, where I had to drop it. I bought a bunch of Tellstick Duo's cheap a few years ago, when Stretch was still the version in use. :-D

[Mastiffen]

@dst6se I have one problem with this thing, and since you seem to know your stuff much, much better than me: A certain type of Oregon sensors sometimes send a totally wrong value. I could correct that if I was able to send the "model" info on MQTT, or even everything that it shows in the debug window. The wrong values comes when the sensor, which has a hygrometer, sends one burst without the hygrometer value, then the temperature value is wrong as well. I can see the sensors F824 type when I run docker compose up without the -d option, so I know it's in there somewhere. I just have no idea how to get it out! If you could help me that would be great, Danne!