bindings wont show up in bindings tab.
Solution is Blue.
Sorry but a bit more info, if you want an answer you can use
Maybe no Internet connection? Did you wait for like 5 sek. so it can load?
yes it still doesnt.
Well I just saw you already had problems When i set up openhab and try to connect through my browser the first time it says connection refused
You should start reading the Manual
http://docs.openhab.org/installation/linux.html#installing-add-ons
ive installed bindings on paper ui for example hue emulator and mqtt binding and although the show up as installed when i go in inbox or in the config. tab and binding it doesnt show up there. it shows in the services tab but not in the bindings tab.
i already fixed all my past issues
You clearly did not read the manualā¦
Take a step back and start reading the manuals, this should help you!
i actually have and these problems starded when i decided to completely reset my openhab server all my sitemaps an items are funtioning but not the bindings
Okay lets start new.
What openHAB Version?
What OS ?
Why did you reset your openHAB?
What makes you think the binding arenāt working?
The Devil is in the Details.
-openhab2
-openhabianpi
-because my last setup was sloppy and i wanted a fresh start.
-in the āservicesā tab i can see my hue emulation but when go to inbox i cant press the binding option because its just not there.
- openhab 2 is not a valid answer. There is openhab 2.0 2.1 2.X
Tryssh openhab@localhost -p 8101
with passwordhabopen
and write down the Version number - openhabianpi ? you meant openHABian right? hint: use
uname -a
- Well okay
- RTFM! The āServiceā tab DOES NOT display Bindings. The āBindingsā Tab displays Bindingsā¦
Also the HUE Emulation Service is a Service not a Binding.
I think you are looking for the Phillips Hue Binding ? or something else?
What ? You mean like searching for Things ? or Binding configuration ? What are you describing?
ok im sorry i was mistaken and i just realized (thanks to your comment) i forgot to install the hue binding. but lets change to the mqtt part. i have he mqtt binding set up with the mqtt.cfg set up with the mqtt.fx app on my mac and i have an item set up
Switch JGDoorController "Door Controller" <door> [ "Switchable" ] {mqtt=">[broker:JG-SmartHouse/utilities/JG-DoorController1:command:ON:OPEN],>[broker:JG-SmartHouse/utilities/JG-DoorController1:command:OFF:CLOSE]"}
and on my last open hab set up it worked fine but not anymore.
āMQTT FXā The JavaFX based MQTT Client.
So you are using a MQTT Client on your MAC.
Do you have a MQTT Broker, the Server?
(silly question I know but must be asked!)
yes the broker is mqtt.fx
Are you 100% sure? I just read a little about MQTT.fx but it seems to be a MQTT Client not a Broker or both.
If you use openHABian why dont you use mosquitto as MQTT Broker?
sudo openhabian-config
Optional Components
Mosquitto
That would be the easy way.
http://docs.openhab.org/installation/openhabian.html#first-steps
oh yes sorry im really new at all this i am using mosquitto
No Problem at all! Happy to help!
so whats my issue here is it my code?
My mqtt.cfg
mosquitto.clientId=mosquitto
mosquitto.url=tcp://192.168.107.2:1883
#mosquitto.url=tcp://107.0.0.1:1883
mosquitto.user=openhabian
mosquitto.pwd=Super_Secret
mosquitto.qos=1
mosquitto.retain=true
mosquitto.async=true
Switch MySwitch "Smoker ON" (g_Outdoor, g_MYSQL) { mqtt=">[mosquitto:cmnd/sonoff-977686/POWER:command:*:default], <[mosquitto:stat/sonoff-977686/POWER:state:default]" }
MQTT can be confusing at start. Reading the Manual does really help.