Why can't I run this LUA code ?
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I have created a Global Reaction with this LUA code for my Vera to run. However when I run the Reaction nothing happens. I can't see anything in the log file either about this rules ID number. If I run the same LUA code on Vera in the test window it works OK. OR any other suggestions how I can set this up in a global Reaction (Scene) in MSR ? Instead I could use the VeraScenes.lua file in the Vera startup library, but I am wondering why I can't just paste the LUA code directly in to the MSR rule. Thanks local status = luup.variable_get("urn:upnp-org:serviceId:SwitchPower1", "Status", 419) --Status of Safe to Arm virtual switch if status == "0" then --Safe to Arm luup.inet.wget("http://SOME-HTTP-REQUEST") luup.call_action("urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:HomeAutomationGateway1","SetHouseMode", {Mode = 2}, 0) --Set House Mode to Away luup.inet.wget('SOME-HTTP-REQUEST' ,5); else --Not Safe to Arm luup.inet.wget("SOME-HTTP-REQUEST") luup.inet.wget('SOME-HTTP-REQUEST' ,5); end
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Have you looked at the contents of your LuaUPnP log file? 
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Have you looked at the contents of your LuaUPnP log file? No I will try again and check it. 
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Have you looked at the contents of your LuaUPnP log file? @toggledbits said in Why can't I run this LUA code ?: Have you looked at the contents of your LuaUPnP log file? I am not seeing anything at all in the Vera LuaUPnP log after running the Global Reaction with the above lua code. No job is started. However if I change the lua code to just a one liner to do a TTS announcement for example, then that does work OK and I see it happening in the Vera log also. 
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Are you running firmware 7.32 in the 5350 range? If not, what firmware are you running? 
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Are you running firmware 7.32 in the 5350 range? If not, what firmware are you running? Production Vera Plus is firmware version 1.7.5186 (7.31) 
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I have created a Global Reaction with this LUA code for my Vera to run. However when I run the Reaction nothing happens. I can't see anything in the log file either about this rules ID number. If I run the same LUA code on Vera in the test window it works OK. OR any other suggestions how I can set this up in a global Reaction (Scene) in MSR ? Instead I could use the VeraScenes.lua file in the Vera startup library, but I am wondering why I can't just paste the LUA code directly in to the MSR rule. Thanks local status = luup.variable_get("urn:upnp-org:serviceId:SwitchPower1", "Status", 419) --Status of Safe to Arm virtual switch if status == "0" then --Safe to Arm luup.inet.wget("http://SOME-HTTP-REQUEST") luup.call_action("urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:HomeAutomationGateway1","SetHouseMode", {Mode = 2}, 0) --Set House Mode to Away luup.inet.wget('SOME-HTTP-REQUEST' ,5); else --Not Safe to Arm luup.inet.wget("SOME-HTTP-REQUEST") luup.inet.wget('SOME-HTTP-REQUEST' ,5); end
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@cw-kid I don't know much Lua, but what determines when you do or don't include a semicolon at the end of a statement? Seems irregular to my eye. Both of these work OK on the Vera unit itself. luup.inet.wget("SOME-HTTP-REQUEST") luup.inet.wget('SOME-HTTP-REQUEST' ,5);The one with the semi colon has a time out set. I have tried making both HTTP requests one or the other / the same, but that's not the problem. The problem is the LUA code is just not run on the Vera at all when initiated from the MSR rules Set Reaction. 
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