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Update 4: Haha we went with the same Day/Interval switch 😛 Update 3: Figured out it is checking absolute path so I moved /web there and it works now. Update 2: Same thing with my Debian 7 box. With that said, I am going to try this on Debian instead since that is a closer environment it might work better. Update: I understand this environment is very unique and I have VERY little experience with C and portability. sprinklers_piĥ 19:19:32 Serving Page: /web/favicon.icoĪs you can see, it even sees connections coming in! However, all I get in the browser is: “NOT FOUND”Īny advice? I tried changing permissions and also running as sudo. G++ -o "sprinklers_pi" build/Event.o build/Logging.o build/Weather.o build/core.o build/port.o build/settings.o build/sprinklers_pi.o build/sysreset.o build/web.o -lsqlite3Īfter that I ran the program and it seems to run fine: $. After all of this it compiled successfully: $ make I removed the -lwiringPi in the Makefile, as well. I commented out all the digitWrite calls, OUTPUT and pushpin call. I don’t have a Raspberry Pi so I am just compiling on my MBP. There’s also a github repository of the code at: įirst of all, awesome work! I am trying to get started with this but unfortunately can’t seem to. On the iPhone you do this in the Settings->Safari window. On IE, press Ctrl-Shift-Delete and make sure ‘Temporary Internet Files and website files” is selected. In chrome you do this by pressing Ctrl-Shift-Delete, make sure the “empty the cache” checkbox is checked, and click “Clear Browsing Data”. I’ve got a fix for that in the works, but it’s not there right now. You should erase your browser cache when you start. To upgrade, run the following wget /sprinklers_pi/sprinklers_pi-1.0.7.tar.gz Upgrading from version 1.0.3 onward will not require reloading settings. If you are upgrading from version 1.0.1 please note that upgrading will erase your settings and load the default settings. To change the output type go to the Settings and change the Output type to “OpenSprinkler” (assuming you’re using the OpenSprinklerPi module).įor those who are particularly adventurous, the sprinkling logs are stored in sqlite3 database format, so if you really care, you can query them with SQL using the database at /usr/local/etc/sprinklers_pi/db.sql Once you’ve started things up, browse to port 8080 with a web browser. If something goes wrong on startup you can get some diagnostic information at /var/log/sprinklers_pi. That’s it! If you want to start it, simply reboot or just run the following: sudo /etc/init.d/sprinklers_pi start

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Sudo apt-get install libsqlite3-dev build-essential

Install the sqlite3 library (technically optional, but why not do it anyway?), and the build tools.

If you’ve already installed the python interval program, disable it while you’re running this. make sure it’s not running on 8080- the default for this software). If you have a web server installed, you’ll want to avoid port conflicts (i.e.

Start with a generally clean instance of Raspberry Pi Raspbian system.

Here are a few screen shots from the software:

Supports expansion zone board (up to 15 zones).

Ability to run with OpenSprinkler module or direct relay outputs.

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Full Graphing feature of historic logs.

Weather conditions can be pulled from individual personal weather stations or from general weather data based on zipcode.

Automatic adjustment of intervals based on weather conditions.

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Web based control (including mobile Android iOS).Same code can be compiled to run on the Atmel/AVR/Arduino platform.Fully contained system with control logic and web serving.The look and feel are pretty similar mainly due to the use of the same mobile web library (jQuery Mobile). I created this a few months back before I had seen the web code created by Samer. It can also be compiled to run on the Atmel AVR / Arduino platforms, so theoretically it should run on the AVR OpenSprinkler as well.

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It’s entirely self contained and doesn’t require python, a web server, or any other heavy software to operate. I’ve created an alternative control software module to control the Raspberry Pi OpenSprinkler system.