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shirocko · 12-20-2015, 06:25 PM

Hello,

I'm new to this forum, so would like to say Hello Smile

I have a problem since I installed my Raspberry Pi new. I installed Raspbian Jessie on a clean SD Card and installed first wiringPi and then pilight v7.
On my old Raspbian Wheezy I worked with pilight 6 and everything works find.
Now as I installed pilight 7 I am not getting this to work for me.
The installation went fine. But everytime I try to send an command with pilight-send I got the error:

Code:
pilight-send: ERROR: no pilight ssdp connections found

I tried to install the old version 6, but the same error. I googled a lot, but there was no sutable answer.
Can someone tell me what could be the problem?
And if you need, which files I should upload?

Thanks a lot.
shirocko

**wo_rasp** · 12-26-2015, 12:56 AM

To me it sounds like a network issue, I recommend to check the pilight WIKI, in particular the network section and the loopback adapter setting requirements. I am using the jessie distribution since its release for the pi and found no issues so far with pilight V7, this includes the development environment including gcc, however i have to stress that i am not using any precompiled packages, but compile the git repositories myself.

shirocko · 12-26-2015, 10:06 AM

Hi,

thank you for your answer.
I have a network configuration based on the dhcpcd.conf and the default Interfaces config. Might that be a problem?
(As side info: only with the interfaces file I got Nö working network config under jessie)

Thanks
shirocko

**wo_rasp** · (This post was last modified: 12-26-2015, 02:13 PM by wo_rasp.)

You do need the loopback adapter to be defined.

Did you start reading the wiki ? and did you compare the corresponding parts of your file /etc/network/interfaces with the wiki ?

As a short cut, please start reading here the english version of the FAQ:
https://manual.pilight.org/en/faq

The FAQ is also available in dutch, italian and german (use the flag symbol at the upper left menu.

TiefDruckGebiet · 01-20-2016, 04:40 AM

Had the same problem with Jessie.

The daemon dhcpcd overrides the settings in /etc/network/interfaces!

Just disable the daemon using

Code:
sudo update-rc.d -f dhcpcd remove

and it works! Wink

ramyres · 01-25-2016, 02:45 PM

Hi,

I have kind of the same problem, did you have a look here?

I can confirm that it works fine for me when I restart the pilight daemon by hand. Nevertheless I'm a little reluctant to automatically restart with a (random) sleep that now by chance works for most of us.

Isn't there a cleaner solution for timing the start-up of pilight after the network is fully up and running?

Cheers,
ramyres

***curlymo*** · 01-29-2016, 11:05 AM

Added this in the pilight FAQ.

**wo_rasp** · (This post was last modified: 01-29-2016, 04:45 PM by wo_rasp.)

(01-25-2016, 02:45 PM)ramyres Wrote: ... Isn't there a cleaner solution for timing the start-up of pilight after the network is fully up and running?

Yes,
For jessie and systemd, add the following line in the Unit section:
After=network.target
It will delay execution of the command until the network is up.

ramyres · 01-29-2016, 11:28 AM

(01-29-2016, 11:22 AM)wo_rasp Wrote: For jessie and systemd, add the following line in the Unit section:
After=network.target

Thanks, I'll give it a try on the weekend.

Cheers,
ramyres

math-ematics · (This post was last modified: 02-07-2016, 05:01 PM by math-ematics.)

pilight-receive
pilight-receive: NOTICE: no pilight ssdp connections found

OS Raspberry pi 2.

trying to use a 433mHz receiver but i cant even get pilight-receive to work. Tried everything i could find in the forums.

/etc/network/interfaces

Code:
# Include files from /etc/network/interfaces.d:

source-directory /etc/network/interfaces.d

auto lo

iface lo inet loopback

allow-hotplug eth0

auto eth0

iface eth0 inet static

adress 192.168.1.255

netmask 255.255.255.0

gateway 192.168.1.1

allow-hotplug wlan0

iface wlan0 inet manual

wpa-roam /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf

iface default inet dhcp

now running nightly build after reading forumposts, no luck there either.

When i do -D it will receive signals via the receive (its magnet sensor from Nexa)
So stuff happens. It has worked once, but cant get pilight-receive to work again.

Code:
sudo service pilight status

● pilight.service - LSB: Starts pilight-daemon

   Loaded: loaded (/etc/init.d/pilight)

   Active: inactive (dead) since sön 2016-02-07 16:52:02 CET; 3s ago

  Process: 1306 ExecStop=/etc/init.d/pilight stop (code=exited, status=0/SUCCESS)

feb 07 16:38:19 CavePi pilight[374]: Starting : pilight.

feb 07 16:38:21 CavePi systemd[1]: Started LSB: Starts pilight-daemon.

feb 07 16:52:02 CavePi systemd[1]: Stopping LSB: Starts pilight-daemon...

feb 07 16:52:02 CavePi pilight[1306]: Stopping : pilight.

feb 07 16:52:02 CavePi systemd[1]: Stopped LSB: Starts pilight-daemon.

No luck here.

When i do -D

Code:
sudo pilight-daemon -D

[Feb 07 15:52:51:602696] pilight-daemon: INFO: version v7.0

[Feb 07 15:52:51:603076] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: ssdp sent search

[Feb 07 15:52:51:700800] pilight-daemon: INFO: no pilight daemon found, daemoniz                                                                     ing

[Feb 07 15:52:51:701452] pilight-daemon: INFO: daemon listening to port: 60727

[Feb 07 15:52:51:702561] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: new thread socket, 1 thread runn                                                                     ing

[Feb 07 15:52:51:703077] pilight-daemon: INFO: new client, ip: 127.0.0.1, port:                                                                      42612

[Feb 07 15:52:51:703074] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: new thread ssdp, 2 threads runni                                                                     ng

[Feb 07 15:52:51:703498] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: client fd: 6

[Feb 07 15:52:51:703756] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: client id: 1

[Feb 07 15:52:51:704086] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: new thread sender, 3 threads run                                                                     ning

[Feb 07 15:52:51:704191] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: running on a raspberrypi

[Feb 07 15:52:51:704647] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: new thread broadcaster, 4 thread                                                                     s running

[Feb 07 15:52:51:712720] pilight-daemon: NOTICE: php support disabled due to mis                                                                     sing php-cgi executable

[Feb 07 15:52:51:712752] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: new thread 433gpio, 5 threads ru                                                                     nning

[Feb 07 15:52:51:713499] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: new thread receive parser, 6 thr                                                                     eads running

[Feb 07 15:52:51:713878] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: new thread events client, 7 thre                                                                     ads running

[Feb 07 15:52:51:714273] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: new thread events loop, 8 thread                                                                     s running

[Feb 07 15:52:51:714401] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: ssdp sent notify

[Feb 07 15:52:51:714656] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: ssdp sent notify

[Feb 07 15:52:51:714564] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: webserver listening to port 5001

[Feb 07 15:52:51:714172] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: ssdp sent search

[Feb 07 15:52:51:715332] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: new thread webserver worker #0,                                                                      9 threads running

[Feb 07 15:52:51:715739] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: new thread webserver client, 10                                                                      threads running

[Feb 07 15:52:51:716173] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: new thread webserver broadcast,                                                                      11 threads running

[Feb 07 15:52:51:716343] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: ssdp sent notify

[Feb 07 15:52:51:716589] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: cpu: 0.000000%, ram: 0.298700%

[Feb 07 15:52:51:716802] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: ssdp sent notify

[Feb 07 15:52:51:717153] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: ssdp sent search

[Feb 07 15:52:51:811227] pilight-daemon: INFO: new client, ip: 192.168.1.225, po                                                                     rt: 39384

[Feb 07 15:52:51:811335] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: client fd: 12

[Feb 07 15:52:51:811403] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: client id: 2

[Feb 07 15:52:51:811778] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: socket write succeeded: {"action                                                                     ":"identify","options":{"config":1},"media":"all"}

[Feb 07 15:52:51:812063] pilight-daemon: INFO: new client, ip: 192.168.1.225, po                                                                     rt: 39385

[Feb 07 15:52:51:812196] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: client fd: 14

[Feb 07 15:52:51:812294] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: client id: 3

[Feb 07 15:52:51:812135] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: socket write succeeded: {"action                                                                     ":"identify","options":{"config":1,"core":1},"media":"web"}

[Feb 07 15:52:51:812535] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: socket recv: {"action":"identify                                                                     ","options":{"config":1},"media":"all"}

[Feb 07 15:52:51:812869] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: socket write succeeded: {"status                                                                     ":"success"}

[Feb 07 15:52:51:813129] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: socket recv: {"action":"identify                                                                     ","options":{"config":1,"core":1},"media":"web"}

[Feb 07 15:52:51:813306] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: socket write succeeded: {"status                                                                     ":"success"}

^C[Feb 07 15:52:53:774299] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: received interrupt signal, sto                                                                     pping pilight...

[Feb 07 15:52:53:775495] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: garbage collected event operator                                                                      library

[Feb 07 15:52:53:775596] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: freed options struct

[Feb 07 15:52:53:775653] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: freed options struct

[Feb 07 15:52:53:775706] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: freed options struct

[Feb 07 15:52:53:775755] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: freed options struct

[Feb 07 15:52:53:775821] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: freed options struct

[Feb 07 15:52:53:775875] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: freed options struct

[Feb 07 15:52:53:775927] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: freed options struct

[Feb 07 15:52:53:775973] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: garbage collected event action l                                                                     ibrary

[Feb 07 15:52:53:776024] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: garbage collected event function                                                                      library

[Feb 07 15:52:53:776072] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: garbage collected events library

[Feb 07 15:52:53:777345] pilight-daemon: INFO: removed stale pid_file /var/run/p                                                                     ilight.pid

[Feb 07 15:52:53:777934] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: garbage collected fcache library

[Feb 07 15:52:53:778022] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: garbage collected sha256cache li                                                                     brary

[Feb 07 15:52:53:778074] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: garbage collected webserver libr                                                                     ary

[Feb 07 15:52:53:778432] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: garbage collected ssdp library

[Feb 07 15:52:53:778521] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: garbage collected options librar                                                                     y

[Feb 07 15:52:53:778854] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: client disconnected, ip 127.0.0.                                                                     1, port 60727

[Feb 07 15:52:53:778868] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: client disconnected, ip 192.168.                                                                     1.225, port 60727

[Feb 07 15:52:53:779157] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: garbage collected socket library

[Feb 07 15:52:53:779210] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: garbage collected config devices                                                                      library

[Feb 07 15:52:53:779241] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: garbage collected config rules l                                                                     ibrary

[Feb 07 15:52:53:779367] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: garbage collected config gui lib                                                                     rary

[Feb 07 15:52:53:779425] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: garbage collected config setting                                                                     s library

[Feb 07 15:52:53:779481] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: stopping thread 433gpio

[Feb 07 15:52:53:779548] pilight-daemon: DEBUG: stopped thread 433gpio, 10 threa                                                                     ds running

sudo service pilight start. Starts the Daemon.

Webgui tells me that 100% CPU is used tho.

http://prntscr.com/a06jcr screenshot.

Please help.

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