openweather plugin ?

[dcmChrissy]

@toggledbits
I've got something similar. Running ALTUI 2.50.2549 (from the bottom banner)
Installed the Reactor.stable branch for the Pushover enhancements.
Oddly, although my Plugins tab for Reactor reads GitHub.stable, my Reactor Logic Summary page notes:

Version: 3.9develop-20318.1220 config 20263 cdata 20045 ui 20190 pluginDevice 98 LuaXP 1.0.2enh

[toggledbits]

That's correct. The stable branch is a development branch, so it will have development tagging on the versions. The stable branch is updated when work from development is tested and passes.

[cubs2b23]

I'm seeing this as well with the dropdowns in both Firefox and Chrome. Running stable version of Reactor and v2.50 of ALTUI

[PerH]

The issue is resolved in the new "stable" version.

Perhaps this discussion should be moved from this Telegram thread? it's not really related.

[therealdb]

<OT>hey @DesT, gimme the power to move and split threads! :D</OT>

[DesT]

@therealdb done

[dcmChrissy]

@therealdb
Sorry db, thanks PerH - 'nuff said, properly chastened

[ArcherS]

I have set this up for some text notifications and it is working as it should, thanks for a very nice plugin!
With the added support in Reactor it makes a nice pair!

I also tested sending an image (in the format http://url/folder/image.jpg) and it works as specified in the users guide on github.
What I cannot get to work however is when the url to the image contains user and login, which is required to get an image from my cameras.
I.e. the url to the image is : http://user:passwd@192.168.x.y/jpg/image.jpg.
I have tried encoding it with https://www.urlencoder.org/, but it does not seem to work.

Any ideas on how to solve this?

//ArcherS

[therealdb]

@archers thanks!

I'm using curl, so I'm not sure why it's not working, but I'll take a look. Is this basic Auth we're speaking about?

[ArcherS]

@therealdb yes I think it should be basic authorisation to send credentials via http in the form of http://username:password@example.com/ to retreive an image from an Axis IP Camera and send it via Telegram.

Maybe there is a better way to do it?
I have used curl calling a .sh file from OpenLuup for sending a few commands to the camera (for enabling/disabling privacy mask) in the past.

What I did try, but failed was to get the camera to send an image directly. It has support for sending images via http/https, but I didn't get that to work. So far I have done it via email instead since it supports that as well.

I think however that quite a few cameras do not support sending themselves, so getting it to work in the plugin with basic auth would hopefully be of use anyway.

//ArcherS

[therealdb]

Try with

curl --user daniel:secret http://example.com/

And if it's working, I'll try a patch.

[ArcherS]

Edit: I tested to modify mu curl from curl --digest -u daniel:secret... to curl --user daniel:secret... and that does not seem to work. It seems as if the Axis cameras require Digest mode for auth.

Original post:
@therealdb not sure how to test, I tried from the prompt on my OpenLuup PC running Ubuntu but it didn't seem to work, I got "This server could not verify that you are authorized...".

But in the .sh file that I call from OpenLuup I have:
curl --digest -u daniel:secret "http://192.168.x.x/axis-cgi/admin/param.cgi?action=update&root_Image_I0_Overlay_MaskWindows_M0_Enabled=no"
(This is a cgi command to the camera.)
And that curl works.

Let me know if I should test something else!

//ArcherS

[therealdb]

@archers ok, so curls params will work, if you set them to what's best for you. I'll try to create a new version soon and see if that adds the support for proteced endpoints.

[CatmanV2]

Will have to have a look at this!

C

[therealdb]

@archers said in Telegram Plug-in to send text, images and video notifications:

But in the .sh file that I call from OpenLuup I have:
curl --digest -u daniel:secret "http://192.168.x.x/axis-cgi/admin/param.cgi?action=update&root_Image_I0_Overlay_MaskWindows_M0_Enabled=no"
(This is a cgi command to the camera.)
And that curl works.

@ArcherS I've pushed v0.22 to GitHub https://github.com/dbochicchio/vera-Telegram

I've not created a release, so just get the S_* and L_* files.

There's a new param, so you should use this

luup.call_action("urn:bochicchio-com:serviceId:VeraTelegram1", 
  "Send",
  {
     Text="This is a protected endpoint!",
     VideoUrl="https://media.giphy.com/media/3o84sIqsVAJNfWyjy8/giphy.gif"
     UrlParams="--digest -u daniel:secret" -- <== curl parameters!
  }, 515)

Try it and let me know. I'll probably release it later as a packaged version.

[ArcherS]

@therealdb thank you for the update!

I have tried it and it does not quite work.
The Lua code is executed ok (with the added comma as below), and I get a message in Telegram.
The text is ok, however instead of getting an image I get "camsnapshot117439654.gif" (the number is different each time). The gif does not seem to contain anything.
The url I call generates a .jpg file, I do not know why arrives as an empty .gif.

Any ideas?

(Btw, there is a small typo in the luup.call_action, the comma is missing after the VideoUrl line. It should be:)

luup.call_action("urn:bochicchio-com:serviceId:VeraTelegram1", 
  "Send",
  {
     Text="This is a protected endpoint!",
     VideoUrl="https://media.giphy.com/media/3o84sIqsVAJNfWyjy8/giphy.gif",
     UrlParams="--digest -u daniel:secret" -- <== curl parameters!
  }, 515)

//ArcherS

[therealdb]

The gif pet is coming from VideoUrl, I was wrong. You should use ImageUrl if it’s a still image.

[ArcherS]

@therealdb now it works!

For my Axis camera that seems to require Digest mode for curl authentication I use the following to send an image:

luup.call_action("urn:bochicchio-com:serviceId:VeraTelegram1", 
  "Send",
  {
     Text = "Motion in garage", 
     ImageUrl = "http://192.168.x.x/jpg/image.jpg",
     UrlParams = "--digest -u daniel:secret"
  }, 515)

Thanks for the addition to an already nice plugin!

//ArcherS

[therealdb]

@archers glad it worked!

I've added this sample to the docs, so future readers may find it useful too.