Help. Installing Reactor on Home Assistant.
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@toggledbits Hi Patrick,
Looking at your Portainer doc, found a minor error I think. In second paragraph in first section you have "For most Linux most systems," . Doesn't make sense.Also, should "The stable branch builds have seen action for a while and are more... well... stable." Actually be "The stable branch builds have not seen action for a while and are more... well... stable.
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@Fanan Unfortunately, at least one of those differences is incorrect for you. The
NODE_PATH
would be correct as @alminsk showed in his screen shots; it should be/opt/reactor:/opt/reactor/node_modules
. If it is not this exact value, some features of Reactor will not function.The value of
tag
is not relevant.@alminsk In the face of all of this, I decided yesterday to make Portainer a supported environment, so I got it installed on a spare Pi, did a couple of Reactor installs, and wrote down the steps, here: https://reactor.toggledbits.com/docs/Installation-docker-portainer/
@toggledbits Thanks! As I mentioned before; these things are like greek to me, so I'm very thankful for all assistance. I changed the NODE_PATH. Strange that it has worked as a charm so far!
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If the save button is faded green as shown in your screen shot, that means you have an error in your rule that you have to fix before saving. Your rule screen shot has everything collapsed/hidden; this is not helpful.
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@alminsk Now that you've been working in MSR for a short while it's time to revisit the manual. You'll find things that may not have made sense or that you didn't see a use for now make much more sense.
Focus on how to understand the signs MSR is giving you to help you troubleshoot.
I, too, came from the Vera Reactor plugin. "Same but different" applies here - but in all good ways.
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