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I have been trying to get my windowshadeautomation (outside window)to work for some time in reactor but I cant get it working good..
What I want is that shades should close if above 20000lux if window is closed else if window open only set shade position to 0.7And if shade is closed and window is opened shade should go to 0.7 and if closed again shade should go back to closed
I have tried so many variants with different results.
I need som help...
/Mattias
I have :Trigger
light sensor ( above 20000 lux )Constraint
Rainsensor ( no rain)
Windsensor(no wind)
Window (closed, or open )Set reaction
Cover close or set 0.7Reset reaction
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I have "rainstorm lights", those couple lights in the house that come on during the day when it's gotten so dark due to weather that it's almost like night inside. The trigger for this is mode + solar radiation level.
However, this gets triggered in that last hour before I wake in the morning due to the fact that I switch the house from NIGHT mode to DAY mode at 05:30 so climate control has an hour to warm the house appropriately before I rise at 06:30 weekdays (07:30 weekends.) To circumvent that I've added two "excludes" for hours "not between".
Everything is working great with the exception of blocking the pre-alarm hours. I'm posting what I've created for another set of eyes to review and point out my obvious-to-all-but-me error.
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I have been playing with TTS through an Ikea/Sonos speaker controlled through Hubitat.
When writing the action using variables and then using the PLAY button for that action I get an error message.
Using the PLAY button for the Set Reaction and the TTS works fine.
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Haven't been keeping track with the releases for a while, still on 096.
Is there any risk in using savedata from this old version on the newest, or can i just go ahead and update to the new docker?
Just thinking if there's any changes in savedata format or handling?
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I have MSR installed on two separate TS-251+ devices with the shared MSR_Data folders kept in sync using Hybrid Backup Sync.
The container on the standby or secondary server is stoped so both versions are not operating at once.
I've tried disabling one and switching to the other and that works well. It is nice to have the data backed up and another system ready to go if the first one fails.
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We're 60 days out from the 1.0 release date I gave earlier in this category. For about the next 30 days, I'll entertain new feature requests for anything you all feel is absolutely needed and not yet present for a 1.0 release, and you're going to have to make a strong case. Short of that, it will have to live on the wish list for a possible future release.
Identify and discuss in this topic, please... go!
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OK, people, here we go! At long last, Multi-System Reactor developer preview is available!
The package can be downloaded from the Reactor bug tracker, a MantisBT system (at https://reactor.toggledbits.com/mantisbt/). There is a download button in the left margin, as well as links to the documentation, which you will need for installation.
UPDATE 2021-02-24 -- To keep spammers off, I've locked down registration on the Bug Tracker. To get access to the Bug Tracker and preview downloads, please PM me (not reply here) your full name and email address and I will set up an account for you.
This version of MSR will run on Linux systems, including RPi's under Raspios Buster, running node.js version 12.10 or higher (v14.15.1). For RPi users, there is an installation script that will install a local copy of node.js (for the logged-in user).
Bugs reports will be handled through the bug tracker only. Discussion and questions in this forum are fine, though (if that leads to a bug report, we'll transition).
This version supports Vera (and openLuup to the degree it's compatible with Vera Luup), Hubitat, and Home Assistant. Some of the device support on the H platforms is still a bit basic, but it is largely controlled by configuration and progress can be made quickly.
The documentation beyond installation is a mess. Of course, I started with the existing documentation and have been massaging into MSR's particulars, but it still has a long way to go on the detail.
I know I don't have to say this, but I will anyway... let me know how it goes!
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This Might have been addressed, but I did not see anything anywhere.
Do the new EZLO controllers work with MSR?
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I would like an explanation of how I can define a global variable in numeric format.
Scenario 1:
Create a global variable in Expressions > Add Expression > variable name > set initial value = 0 (number zero) When entering Rule Sets > Triggers > Variable Value, the variable created appears to be selected and used in the rule However, in Set Reaction > Set Variable, this variable that was created with a numeric value does not appear, so we cannot change the value.Scenario 2:
Create a global variable in Expressions > Add Expression > variable name > DO NOT SET VALUE, leave as null When to go into Rule Sets > Triggers > Variable Value, the variable created appears to be selected and used in the rule, of course, because it has no value yet it is set to zero In Set Reaction > Set Variable, this variable appears, and we can define a content, that even if it is a number, it will be stored as a characterTo summarize, for scenario 1, I can't find a way to handle the value. For scenario 2, it works, but I can't use it if I want to use the variable for mathematical operations.
A little help from the community.
I use MSR 21153.
Thanks
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Three LIFX outdoor bulbs, call them #1, #2, #3.
The goal is to have the following outcome:
#1, color A
#2, color B
#3, color C
after 00:00:10, hard shift:
#1, color B
#2, color C
#3, color A
after 00:00:10, hard shift:
#1, color C
#2, color A
#3, color B
after 00:00:10, hard shift:
#1, color A
#2, color B
#3, color CVisual being that the colors essentially move in a single direction across the house all night long.
I thought maybe cannibalizing Reactor Ex Machina until I realized I'm shifting COLORS, not ENTITIES.
Thoughts, anyone?
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@toggledbits in 21153, I'm getting this rather consistent warning message every time I click on "Status":
System Configuration Check The time on this system and on the Reactor host are significantly different. This may be due to incorrect system configuration on either or both. Please check the configuration of both systems.Thing is, my system time and MSR's clock match exactly, and in turn match Internet time precisely for my time zone. Also, the TZ variable is set correctly in my Docker setup.
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I have some experience with Linux from about 30 years ago and my first thought was to install MSR in a QNAP TS-251+ Debian container. That did not go well as at every step it seemed I needed to add components to the OS to move forward one step. I got so frustrated I ordered a RPi which comes tomorrow. I have tried a few container Linux versions and gotten the furthest with CentOS.
MSR is running but complains about the system time being different from the MSR time. MSR is at my correct local time but the container OS is not. All the searching says that datetimectl is the program to run but I get an error about file or folder being incorrect. As long as MSR is at the correct time is that enough? -
I have a Hubitat device errors of devices that I am pretty sure I have never published to MSR. I have looked through my rules and cant find any reference to the devices and have checked my Maker API instance and the devices are not included. I am using Version 21129. Here is an example:
2021-05-10T01:30:00.013Z Engine:5:1032:Engine.js _process_reaction_queue() running task 4 { "tid": 4, "id": "rule-kodpluwh:R", "rule": "rule-kodpluwh", "__reaction": [RuleReaction#rule-kodpluwh:R], "next_step": 0, "status": 0, "ts": 1620610200011, "parent": --null--, "__resolve": --function--, "__reject": --function--, "__promise": [object Promise] }
2021-05-10T01:30:00.013Z Engine:NOTICE Starting reaction Test-Stairs Light<RESET> (rule-kodpluwh:R)
2021-05-10T01:30:00.013Z Engine:NOTICE Test-Stairs Light<RESET> delaying until 1620610500013<5/9/2021, 8:35:00 PM>
2021-05-10T01:30:00.014Z Engine:5:1036:Engine.js _process_reaction_queue() task returned, new status 2; task 4
2021-05-10T01:30:00.015Z Engine:5:1071:Engine.js _process_reaction_queue() ending with 1 in queue; waiting for 1 (next delayed task)
2021-05-10T01:30:04.873Z HubitatController:ERR HubitatController#hubitat device 96 not found. You may need to publish the device in Maker API to make it accessible to Reactor.
2021-05-10T01:30:04.884Z HubitatController:ERR HubitatController#hubitat device 96 not found. You may need to publish the device in Maker API to make it accessible to Reactor.
2021-05-10T01:30:04.888Z HubitatController:ERR HubitatController#hubitat failed request for device 96 info: Error: unparseable response
2021-05-10T01:30:04.889Z HubitatController:CRIT Error: unparseable response
Error: unparseable response
at /opt/reactor/server/lib/Controller.js:486:35
at runMicrotasks (<anonymous>)
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When using Vera I made use of Deus Ex Machina II after Patrick took it over. Worked brilliantly for ghosting lights on and off when I was away.
Now that my devices are migrated to Hubitat I can't make use of DEMII.
Any thoughts on how to replicate this randomness with two or three lights in MSR?
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Knowing that MSR Preview may not yet fully implement LuaXP (CORRECTION: MSR uses a different language lexpjs), I could not resist whipping up some text expressions for fun. Whereupon two things popped out at me:
The new scaling (0.00 - 1.00) of Dimming Level will require a rewrite of certain Expressions that I use to balance my light levels. For example, it was my custom to monitor one lamp's brightness (0 - 100) with Reactor Luup, then set another lamp to 93% of that level, using this Expression: floor(getstate( 9, "urn:upnp-org:serviceId:Dimming1", "LoadLevelTarget" ) * 0.93)Now, in MSR, it will become necessary to modify that to read:
floor ((getEntity( "vera>device_9" ).attributes.dimming.level * 0.93)*100)/100which effectively scales the value up x 100 (so that floor() can act upon it correctly), then downscale it / 100. Just an FYI to ponder.
I'm noticing that every edit, however minor, of an Expression in MSR requires an immediate SAVE click before the 'Run' button will become active. That is to say, I cannot repeatedly evaluate the Expression during editing, without clicking SAVE first.Only mentioning this latter behavior since it departs so dramatically from Reactor Luup's paradigm.
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Having issues with gmail. This was working 3 days ago. I updated to nodejs14 and for some reason had to reinstall MSR I did not have backup of notification.yaml, so re-entered the settings. The log is showing the smtp call is timing out. Any Ideas. I turn logging to 6 but no aditional info.
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Hi
I had an MSR rule to run some LUA code that would randomly run different Vera scenes to change the colours on some garden lights, the rule would pulse every 15 minutes, so a different Vera scene was selected to change to a different colour etc.
local scenes = {"172", "173", "174", "175", "176", "271", "272"} local tmp_random_number = math.random(1,7) local scene_id_to_launch = scenes[tmp_random_number] luup.call_action("urn:micasaverde-com:serviceId:HomeAutomationGateway1", "RunScene", {SceneNum = scene_id_to_launch}, 0)This was working OK, but then I have been deleting lots of scenes off my Vera Plus and making them MSR Global Reactions instead and I forgot about this setup and now its broken as the Vera scenes have gone.
So now I have several MSR Global Reactions for setting each colour on these garden lights. But don't know how to achieve the same thing but by using Global Reactions instead of Vera scenes.
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Anyone good with expressions ? Or another way to do this in a rule?
Thanks
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Hi!
In Home Assistant I sometimes uses the TTS, either to my Sonos or Google speakers. With reactor in Vera I also use TTS.
But in MSR I can't select the TTS-service. It's simply not there. Am I missing something, or is this the case, so far?
Thanks!
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Are there any plans to password protect the MSR web GUI with a username and password login ?
If so when might we expect that feature ?
Thank you.
Time Sync Warning Message in STATUS
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@toggledbits in 21153, I'm getting this rather consistent warning message every time I click on "Status":
System Configuration Check The time on this system and on the Reactor host are significantly different. This may be due to incorrect system configuration on either or both. Please check the configuration of both systems.Thing is, my system time and MSR's clock match exactly, and in turn match Internet time precisely for my time zone. Also, the TZ variable is set correctly in my Docker setup.
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If the browser time and the system time differ by more than 5 seconds, you will get this warning.
I find that most often, it's the browser system, that is, the desktop OS, that's at fault here. They're pretty loose with time synchronization (well, one in particular; guess which?). But it's important because this can affect your debugging and interpretation of rules: the clock in the UI is showing you local (browser) time, but the rules are executing in host time. So if the clocks diverge by 10 seconds, for example, you might see a time-based rule react 10 seconds before or after what you expect based on comparison to the browser's time.
This is done irrespective of time zone. It makes no difference if the time zone of the browser and host are different, as their time will nonetheless be the same. Timezone does not modify time; it modifies the display of time. The same moment on systems in two different time zones is the same integer on both systems.
I'm still "tuning" what an appropriate amount of error is to stimulate the warning. Five seconds seems generous, but maybe it needs to be more. This has been in several versions (since 21117 on April 27), and I've only seen it spontaneously once myself.
EDIT: If you get this message, you can F12/open the developer console on your browser, and you should see a "UI CHECK" message logged in the console stream that gives you the time of both browser and host, and difference.
Author of Multi-system Reactor and Reactor, DelayLight, Switchboard, and about a dozen other plugins that run on Vera and openLuup.
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@toggledbits I indeed found this after poking around in F12 Console:
UI TIME CHECK: Local 1622825564024 offset -300 host 1622825569159 offset -300 diff 5135So I plan (after posting this msg) to hard-refresh Chrome and then restart Reactor, and check that line again.
UPDATE: Well, that appeared to have changed/rectified nothing at all, and I still see:
UI TIME CHECK: Local 1622825753689 offset -300 host 1622825758835 offset -300 diff 5146However, while mucking about in Console, I also noticed a slew of these entries (in red) and wonder if something's amiss:
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) ClientAPI.js:282 WebSocket connection to 'ws://192.168.86.218:8111/wsapi' failed: _0x22e858 @ ClientAPI.js:282 ClientAPI.js:295 API: error during open ws://192.168.86.218:8111/wsapi Event -
Nothing's amiss, your time is just a little out of sync. The messages are just the browser/GUI trying to load before the API has come up on the server side. It's not instant. The server loads the controllers first, and if you have a lot of devices on the Vera in particular, it will take a few seconds. In the meanwhile, the GUI is trying to connect and won't be allowed, so it will retry until it succeeds.
As for the time, check that your NTP configuration on the NAS is good. Go to the Synology control panel and search for NTP. You should find it under Regional Settings. Check the config, that you're syncing automatically via NTP, and there's a button there that you can hit to sync immediately.
On the Windows side (assuming that's what you're using), right-click on the time/date in the task bar and choose "Adjust date/time". Make sure automatic time setting is enabled. There's a "Sync Now" button you can hit to force a time update.
Mac? I have no idea.
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Funny enough, I had already done all those things (and more, including restart of Docker container), and all were set correctly. Leave these tips up for anyone similarly encumbered. I'll let you know if my MSR/Chrome/Windows/Docker/Container decide to fly right.
UPDATE: I then performed a hard-refresh (CTRL-F5) of my browser, and the error message did not return on next visit to STATUS, so evidently that's the sine qua non of the reset checklist.